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Subject: Re: Geode SC1100 i2c bus
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In message: <200723171021.907086@poppa>
            Cats <cats@catslab.com> writes:
: Does someone already tried to use i2c bus on a wrap board under FreeBSD ? 

All that should be needed is an i2c bridge controller driver.  Much of
the rest of the support is there, or nearly there.  OpenBSD has a
wider variety of devices, but their i2c stack is optimized a little
too heavily for monitoring...

Warner