Hi!

Matthew Woodcraft wrote:
Package: sensord
Version: 1:2.10.0-5


Sensord fails to start, logging the following messages:

sensord: sensord started
sensord: Chip: lm85-i2c-0-2e
sensord: Adapter: SMBus I801 adapter at 2000 sensord: V1.5: 1.56
sensord:   -in0_min: 1.42
sensord:   -in0_max: 1.58
sensord:   VCore: 1.20
sensord:   -in1_min: 1.18
sensord:   -in1_max: 1.32
sensord:   V3.3: 3.30
sensord:   -in2_min: 3.13
sensord:   -in2_max: 3.47
sensord:   V5: 5.05
sensord:   -in3_min: 4.74
sensord:   -in3_max: 5.26
sensord:   V12: 12.25
sensord:   -in4_min: 11.38
sensord:   -in4_max: 12.62
sensord:   CPU_Fan: 1239.00
sensord:   -fan1_min: 1100.00
sensord: Error getting sensor data: lm85/fan1_tach_mode: Can't access 
procfs/sysfs file
sensord: sensord failed


(I have the following three lines in /etc/sensors.conf:
   ignore in5
   ignore in6
   ignore in7
without them, sensord fails earlier, saying
sensord: Error getting sensor data: lm85/in5: Can't access procfs/sysfs file)

As I understand it, fan1_tach_mode is from a part of the lm-sensors lm85
support which is not yet included in standard kernels.


Yes, that's seems to be the problem. As I don't have such a chip, could you please try to add an ignore line for fan1_tach_mode, and also all other lines necessary to make sensord working? Then if you send me those lines, I will be able to fix the pacakge in consequence.

Thanks,
Aurelien

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