The lm_sensors team gratefully acknowledges the following donations.

Drivers are very difficult to develop without actual hardware.
Generally, the work goes quickly once we have the hardware.

Evaluation boards are fine. Real computer hardware is much better though,
because it lets us do real-world testing over a longer period of time.
In many cases, the way a chipset is integrated in systems must be taken
into account in the driver, and evaluation boards don't help much there.
Donation of usable computer hardware also supports the project in general,
so hardware which isn't directly related to the development of a hardware
monitoring driver, but can be used to build test systems, is welcome too.

If you would like to make a donation, please contact us. See
http://www.lm-sensors.org/wiki/AuthorsAndContributors. Thanks!


Donations are listed in chronological order. Note that the person mentioned
is the one who holds the device now, which is not necessarily the one to whom
the donation was sent in the first place.


Donation from	Donation and subsequent development work	Date & Person
-------------	----------------------------------------	-------------

TI		i810 motherboard w/ 366 Celeron			1999-07
		Drivers developed: i801, i810, w83627hf		??

AMD		various sensor evaluation boards		2000
		Drivers developed: various			??

SiS		SiS 540/630 motherboard w/ 5595			2000-01
		Drivers developed: sis5595 improvements		Phil

Cendio Systems 	Asus P3B-F w/ AS99127F				2000-05
		Drivers developed: as99127f improvements	MDS

Atipa		SuperMicro 370DLE w/ Serverworks, LM87		2000-09
		Drivers developed: serverworks support added	Jean Delvare
		to i2c-piix4; lm87 testing and improvements
		(on-board NIC broken)

Fujitsu		Complete system for general project support	2001-11
Siemens		(broken)					Phil
Computers

HardData Ltd.	Tyan 2466 w/ 1G Duron; W83627HF and W83782D	2002-05
		Drivers developed: Tyan 2466 initialization;	MDS
		DDR recognition

Intel		SMBus 2.0 system				2002-06
		Drivers developed: SMBus 2.0 support in		MDS
		i2c-core and i2c-i801; ADM1025 improvements;
		82801 improvements; smsc47m1 driver

VIA		8231 and two 8233 motherboards			2002-06
		Drivers developed: VT8231 support in via686a;	MDS
		vt1211; VT8233A and VT8231 support in
		i2c-viapro

HP		IPMI system					2002-10
		Drivers developed: bmcsensors, i2c-ipmi		MDS

Analog Devices	ADM1032 evaluation board			2003-10
		Drivers developed: ADM1032 support in lm90;	Jean Delvare
		lm90 ported to Linux 2.6

National	LM83 evaluation board				2003-12
Semiconductor	Drivers developed: lm83 testing and		Jean Delvare
		improvements; lm83 ported to Linux 2.6

Analog Devices	ADM1025 evaluation board			2004-01
		Drivers developed: adm1025 testing and		Jean Delvare
		improvements; adm1025 ported to Linux 2.6

Analog Devices	ADT7467/8 evaluation board			2004-01
		Drivers developed: nothing yet			Jean Delvare

Analog Devices	ADM1031 evaluation board			2004-04
		Drivers developed: adm1031 for Linux 2.4 and	Jean Delvare
		2.6
		(broken)

Wincor Nixdorf	Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 160GB harddisk drive	2004-10
		(dead)						Jean Delvare

Aweta		Intel Server system				2005-09
		Drivers developed: PC87431 (IPMI SMB)		MDS

Barracuda	Jetway K8M8MS, Sempron 2600+, 256 MB RAM	2005-10
Networks	Drivers developed: f71805f			Jean Delvare

Winbond		Celeron CPU, 512MB RAM				2006-03
		W83792D watchdog and VID support		Rudolf Marek

ASUSTeK		ASUS P5MT-S					2006-03
		Platform for W83792D related development	Rudolf Marek

Winbond		Asus P4P800-X, Pentium 4 2.8 GHz, 512 MB RAM	2006-08
		This board has an (hidden) Intel 82801EB	Jean Delvare
		(ICH5) SMBus with SPD EEPROMs connected, and
		a Winbond W83627THF hardware monitoring chip.

Observit	Intel D865GSA, Celeron D-352, 128 MB RAM	2007-06
		Resulted in: backport of the w83627ehf driver	Jean Delvare
		to Linux 2.4, improvements to the Linux 2.6
		w83627ehf driver.
		(dead)

Observit	Intel D865GBF, Celeron 2.4 GHz, 512 MB RAM	2007-06
		Resulted in: improvements to the lm85 driver.	Jean Delvare
