Hello

I post to this mailing list because i want some information that i can't
find anywhere about IPMI.
I have discover IPMI recently in my try to know each linux options.
When i saw on a site that IPMI permit to use:
-The "ID" button, and blue LED
-All of the hardware sensors on the motherboard via its i2c bus
(this is why these boards show up no sensors with the normal
lm_sensors drivers, whilst similar non-IPMI boards do)

This is that i have on my HP proliant, no sensors and a unknown blue LED
button.
So i investigate more and i discover that Proliant machines are not very
IPMI friendly and that the only way for me to use that is to use the HP
cpqhealth "driver".

So my questions are:

1 The information that HP Proliant doesn't work with openIPMI is it
still true?
On mine that doesn't work but it's possibly because i made bad test.
If not, do you think it is possible that this type of machine works in
future? (in this case i am ready to help).

2 How to know the presence of an IPMI interface ? Like some ipmi-detect
tools

3 With sensors-detect i found an PC8741x sensor with no "monitoring
capabilities".
But in the datasheets of this chips it speaks about it can do BMC
interfaces.
Is this a IPMI chip? I'm certainly wrong but i prefer to be sure.

thanks in advance for any reponces.


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