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environment sensors. These are found at least on VIA Epia SN18000G
boards.
Not enabled at 0x162e and 0x164e because probing these may not be
safe according to kettenis (guess where my schsio is).
Much help from kettenis. Input from const and fgs.
ok kettenis
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It doesn't compile, was never finished, is now irrelevant, and miod
has taken it apon himself to scare good boys and girls by suggesting
they read the code.
ok dlg@
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written by Geoff Steckel
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ok henning@
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Supports ITE IT8705/8712/8716/8718/8726 and SiS SiS950
hardware monitors and ITE IT8712F/8716F/8718F/8726F watchdog timer.
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from brad, ok millert beck miod krw igor deraadt
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-entry for ix nic in files.isa, not even in tree
-ep nic driver, replaced by ne ages ago
-hp nic driver, broken for ages
from brad, ok matthieu krw theo miod
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decomissioned aeon ago. We will not miss it at all.
OK dlg@ henning@ and a lot of cheers by other in the room
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st(4).
ok tom@ deraadt@ jason@
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framework. Allows to use stupid GPIO device on the
Acrosser AR-B1662 board.
Work by form@.
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left, replace copyright with my own.
requested by deraadt@
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lm78var.h.
Now that I've completely rewritten the driver, replace copyright with my own.
suggested by deraadt@
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found in recentish ThinkPads.
Sensors are reported via hw.sensors in sysctl but sensor numbers
and presence is likely to change. Units and use of all of the
sensors is not yet known as IBM has not released any documentation.
Driver is based on information reverse engineered from the windows
driver by Anurag Sharma and Mark Smith.
"commit the code" deraadt@
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some VIA CPU based boards. The driver provides temperature,
voltage and fan tachometers values through the sysctl interface.
Rickard Dahlstrand <rd@tilde.se> asked for this driver and
provided access to the test board. Also tested by millert@.
ok millert@
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Mainly remove space between locators parens, replace spaces with tabs
where appropriate and consistently align dependencies.
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ok deraadt@
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For now it only supports I2C-compatible ACCESS.bus interface,
so we use it as an i2c master controller.
ACCESS.bus interface is enabled and used on the PC Engines WRAP.1C
board.
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deraadt
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hardware monitoring chips to be used with hw.sensors sysctl interface.
Work by Julien Bordet <zejames@greyhats.org> with my little help.
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The lm driver provides support for the National Semiconductor LM series
hardware monitors and register compatible chips. It supports LM78,
LM78-J, LM79, Winbond W83697HF, W83627HF, W83781D and W83782D chips.
Tested and ok'ed by millert@ and henning@.
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attach radio at the fms(4), instead of a separate device,
which would never work out fine.
from Vladimir Popov <jumbo@narod.ru>
rework the radio config stuff (radio at radiobus, instead of radio at radio),
allowing to tag source files in the files.* files w/ radio attribute.
from mickey@
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original port done by chris@ in '98 and pounded into
-current by me, plus support for wide mode.
tested on pci in both modes by me, on eisa (w/
half success, thus not enabled yet) by jason@.
niklas@, jason@, millert@ ok.
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From Maxim Tsyplakov <tm@oganer.net>, Vladimir Popov <jumbo@narod.ru>
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Same story as isapnp - not tested because i386 uses pccom.
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Split out the com at isa attachment into its own file.
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KNF'd and interrupt routine rewritten in addition to normal porting.
(Interrupts don't appear to work the way they are described, so depend
on the slave devices doing the right thing).
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committing this driver for technology from back when I got married :-)
It is for DEC EtherWorks cards, and comes from NetBSD. I have done severe
KNF, and fixed the driver to work with PIO-only cards. Enjoy!
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become default in a few moments once deraadt commits new kernel config files.
IMPORTANT NOTE: A few important pieces are still required to be worked out
over the next few days. Users (and developers) relying on X should probably
stay away from -current until further notice. This should not take long, but
here is your first heads up. If you decide to upgrade your kernel anyway,
be sure to update your /etc/ttys file to use vt100 instead of vt220. The
rest of the fallout from this should be minor.
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<cyxob@isl.vtu.lt>.
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