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you need to install the newest version of 12c. If i were u, i would install lm sensors from the source along with i2c, its pretty easy. http://secure.netroedge.com/~lm78/download.html has the i2c download and the lm_sendors source
sensors-detect
bash: sensors-detect: command not found
thats what i keep getting back, even after i installed the i2c stuff. What am I donig wrong? I seem to be having problems on numerous fronts
I actually tried that, but all i get from the prompt is
sensors-detect:
No path, file, directory etc. Im going to try compiling with i2c enabled in the kernel this time
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