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hi Trantor, Is it possible to know which Sensors are included by default besides the ones listed in the changelog? Can you please check if the ITE IT87XX sensor is supported already? I would like to request to have the ITE sensor driver added to enable power management features. Thank you! It's plan for next release which will be release very soon as we are in the latest stage of tests. Changelog: DSM [OK] Add 5.2.5967 support [OK] Fix Control Panel > Hardware & Power issue in 5967 [OK] Fix bios reset issue on some system (this may break the power on/off schedule function) Storage [OK] Add cciss for HP driver Smart Array E200 Controller [OK] Updated hpsa module for HP H240 12Gb 2-ports Int Smart Host Bus Adapter [OK] Add pata_amd, pata_jmicron Network [OK] Updated ixgbe driver for X550 10G Network Misc [OK] intel_pstate [OK] sr_mod and cdrom.ko modules for external usb cd/dvd devices Sensors [OK] Winbond w83627ehf [OK] Winbond W83795ADG [OK] Fintek F71808A [OK] Nuvoton nct6775 DVB [OK] Fix DVB dongle detection since 5644 build Time Backup [OK] Fix system freeze by building dm-snapshot module

I'm not sure how to check if a certain mod is already built into xpenology.... Can you please check if HWMON module for ITE IT87XX has been included? If not, can you please include this hardware sensor module in the next release? I'm hoping this will allow me to control the fans from the Control Panel without having to install lm-sensors and such. Thank you.

I think it would it be really nice to update the wiki for the DSM 5.2 Update 5. I tried following the instructions step by step from an Ubuntu VM using the latest bromolow toolchain, without much success. I was building the kernel to include module support for pata_jmicron, and I do get to build the kernel alright, but the kernel is like 3M in size. The kernel included in the XPEnoboot USB stick is like 12M. And I get to build the module ok, but it can't be insmoded to the USB stick kernel. If anyone knows how to build a wiki for people that just want to build drivers with the latest toolchains, I think it would help a lot of people and maybe minimize the driver requests... but it could be that I'm just not that familiar with kernel building and linux...

I've been trying to create modules myself, without much success.... Can you help me with the "pata_jmicron" driver for JMICRON 363 SATA/IDE chip? Not sure if they can be added as modules without a new kernel, but I would like to give it a try. The pata_jmicron module is supposed to initialize the PATA portion of the JMB363 chip. I have leftover PATA disks that I'm dying to use... Thanks!