>Since the LM78 and up (LM79 and Intel HecetaII) are also capable of
>asserting an interrupt when the temperature goes above a certain
>(programmable) level, or when the fans stop working, that'd be also great
>to have something to put behind these triggers...
I just implemented that unfortunately I never made a diff and I have not
implemented a way that allow you to select at runtime if generate or not a
SMI interrupt. The other _bad_ thing was that with my old motherboard
after the system gone in stand-by mode (after the SMI interrupt), I was
not more able to restart the machine pressing the power button as usual so
I had to reset...
You can find my old lm78 hack (that not generate the SMI interrupt) for
2.1.x at:
http://caristudenti.cs.unibo.it/~arcangel/kernel-patch
Andrea[s] Arcangeli
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