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Read a memory location

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    hi, I want to read a memory location of system Actually i hav one h/w monitor ic acting as a slave to my cpu(master). this ic measures cpu temp,fan speed,voltage etc. i have an address 0x2e at which it is connected. i2c is used for communication. can anyone pls let me know how do i read the data read by this h/w monitor ic. how should i find out which memory location to read? Please help. Thanks in advance, Manasi

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      hi, I want to read a memory location of system Actually i hav one h/w monitor ic acting as a slave to my cpu(master). this ic measures cpu temp,fan speed,voltage etc. i have an address 0x2e at which it is connected. i2c is used for communication. can anyone pls let me know how do i read the data read by this h/w monitor ic. how should i find out which memory location to read? Please help. Thanks in advance, Manasi

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      Windows blocks access to hardware I/O ports, and the usual languages used for application programming don't include commands to accomplish this. In the modern systems this is done by a driver, which handles all the low level hardware stuff and exposes the results to Windows for an application to use. Check MSDN for the Windows DDK, if it's still available. If you're up to the challenge you can write your own. Personally, I gave up being that smart years ago...:-D

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