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From: Pete Carah <pete@ns.altadena.net>
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Subject: DMI etc
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Is there any plan to support some of the environmental monitoring functions
in modern motherboards, like the power supply voltages and fan RPM?
(and cpu chip temperature, etc)

This could be cool...

(or are there specs that tell one where these show up, memory mapped
or I/O mapped, etc etc, and I could have a go at it.)

-- Pete

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