HotPlug for sensors support added #7368
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Description:
Hot Plug for sensors. In some cases, a hotplug saves a significant amount of time and nerves.
By default, HotPlug is disabled. Only for sensors firmware.
For enable you must type 'HotPlug ' on the console, there seconds may be from 1 to 254 second. Seconds -- interval to rescan all sensors (that support the hotplug)
Use with caution. With a large number of sensors turned on and a small interval, a lot of processor time will be involved.
It use only one byte from config section.
At the moment, HotPlug only works for DS1624 sensors (i2c bus). In plans add for DS18x20 (1-wire bus).
Theo, I understand your hatred of hotplug, but it's really convenient. It is off by default. And does not take up much memory. Thanks!
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