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Expanded the README a little bit.
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suggest that users avoid installing I2C/Lm_sensors support on IBM Thinkpads
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suggest that users avoid installing I2C/Lm_sensors support on IBM Thinkpads
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until it becomes known what exactly is causing the corruption.
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until it becomes known what exactly is causing the corruption.
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Though you may disagree about whose fault this is, fact is that seemingly
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the Thinkpad can become corrupted even when only reading information from
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the i2c/SMBus. Be assured that we never, ever write any information to
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the bus while scanning(*), and that no halfway sane client implementation
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should change its internal state, not to mention overwrite system-critical
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information.
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For more information, see:
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For more information, see:
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http://www.linux-thinkpad.org/
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http://www.linux-thinkpad.org/
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(*) Actually, we do write some information to the bus, but only as specified
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in the i2c/SMBus protocol to select a certain chip address and to
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start/stop i2c transactions.
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3/20/01
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