Comment 3 for bug 366932

1. I can still reproduce this on a jaunty system with a EPIA SN-18000G board (lm-sensors chip: sch311x-isa-0a70). Package version is still 1:3.0.2-2ubuntu4. The same version is in karmic why I won't bother to install karmic to test this.

I tried to see if I can get similar behavior on other machines and tried on my Asus eee. On this machine the pwmconfig script (from the lm-sensors package) is not even able to find the device. Using the version from upstream (see first post) detection as well as testing works fine.

2. Basically you run the script accepting the default answers until you get "Select fan output to configure, or other action". Select a device here (for example by pressing 1). Go on in the process. When you see "at which the fan STARTS spinning (press t to test)" press t. Now the error should occur. For a really step by step introduction look at the file I appended almost 6 months ago (Console output of the pwmconfig script). It shows all the inputs I entered as well as the program outputs.