[LinuxBIOS] [lm-sensors] [ANNOUNCE] superiotool -- Detect Super I/Os, dump register contents
Rasmus Wiman
rasmus at wiman.org
Tue Oct 9 19:20:50 CEST 2007
Jean Delvare <khali at linux-fr.org> wrote:
> * When dumping a Winbond W83627THF chip, sometimes the default value
> is replaced with NA, MM or RR. While I can imagine what NA stands
> for, I am curious what MM and RR mean. This should be explained in
> the manual page IMHO.
I recently got that explained. MM=Misc, further explanation would be
needed. It's meant for cases when a register har 2 write-only bits, one
that is always zero and three regs that are read/write and other
complex cases. RR=reserved. For when the datasheet says reserved or
internal purpose.
I agree that it should be explained in the man page.
/Rasmus
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