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From: David Gurvich <david.freebsd@verizon.net>
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I have not seen a driver for the nForce 1 smbus in 6-current.  I notice that 
in 5 there existed nfpm, but do not see it in 6.  How would I enable 
monitoring through the smb interface without this?  I had tried to include 
nfpm in the kernel despite seeing nothing in src for it, but that just made 
the kernel unbootable.