LM_Sensors and 2.6.0

[nukes]

Anyone had any luck with this? I can get it do detect the sensors, I create the device nodes, and then it bums out when I run "sensors" saying "No Sensors found!" even though its all compiled into the kernel and sensors-detect seemed to work fine.
Ideas/Walkthroughs?
I'm going to have another blast at this tonight, as I want to be able to see the temps/fan speeds on this machine now I've got a decent overclock.
Gonna upgrade to 2.6.1 just now.
Thanks in advance,
Nukes

[washe]

Hey Nukes.... do you know where I can find a how to for installing 2.6.1?

Last night I tried to install it but didnt go very well..

[nukes]

I never use such things.
I did see a link to one on kerneltrap though:
http://kerneltrap.org/node/view/799
Can't vouch for how good it will be. The only way I can recommend is to read the help for any bits your not sure about, and go through all the options. I use menuconfig, xconfig/gconfig should work as well.
I think I've found a solution to my problem, using the CVS for lm-sensors. Unfortunatly when I go to download it, it just returns me to the shell.
Maybe I'll just wait for 2.8.3

[washe]

Well sometimes if it doesnt work.... leave it for some time (next version)....

[nukes]

yeah, that's what I'm going to do. Getting it via CVS doesn't work for some reason, and I don't really want to go digging around for it now.
As it is, I can just run the fan full belt all the time. I'm back at school through the day, and it works as a wakeup call when it powers on at 7am each morning.

[nukes]

Got it sorted.
You need to do the following in the kernel config:
Enable ISA bus support in "bus options"
disable the i2c-dev module
enable the ISA interface module (i2c-isa)
enable the sensor chip's module.
and that worked. It doesn't work with i2c-dev and I don't know what its there for, but it seems to go fine over sysfs. Now just to tune my sensors.conf

[Germ]

sweet.