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I use FanControl for my Asus laptop and it’s very good software. I have 2d-xenial set to #fan_control.protocols = auto so I run:
fanctrl --use/etc/fan-control.conf I noticed the problem only after I shutdown & restart my system but this wasn’t a problem before. I’m running fan_control-hwmon-ui to control fan speed now.
You can try configuring fancontrol to only load on ac (asus), bclk, or cpu (intel) cores. That way you should have a more dedicated fan for the current core.
You will likely need to change the path to the fan for each model of motherboard, and you will likely need to change the configuration file of the script. The ability to load in lm_sensors will be added back in near the next version of fancontrol, but for now this will suffice to get you through. If you are having issues with this function, you will need to keep a copy of the original amdgpu package and upgrade that to the latest version.
If I only control the GPU fan, then I should see the GPU temperature in sensors. If I only control the CPU fan, I should see the CPU temperature in sensors. If I control both, I should see the temperature both in sensors and sensors-fancontrol. But if I control multiple fans, sensors reports higher temperatures than sensors-fancontrol. This is because the GPU temperature sensor works in two ways – it uses i2c to talk to other parts of the system, and it also reads from GPU temperature registers directly. So when I control a fan that drives the GPU, the GPU temperature sensor also reads that fan speed directly. So sensors reports the temperature it read directly from the GPU temperature sensor, so it is higher than sensors-fancontrol which only captures i2c events. The same is true for the CPU, but it is not quite as pronounced. The CPU temperature sensor reads directly from the CPU temperature registers, so it is higher than sensors. But the CPU speed fan pulls data directly from the CPU speed registers, so it is lower than the CPU temperature sensor. I’m not sure why the numbers are flipped, but it is a problem. So before using fancontrol, VERY IMPORTANT: make sure you test that sensors and sensors-fancontrol report the temperatures you expect, and make sure you don’t get strange numbers or other errors. The easiest way to do this is to reboot into a clean OS, run sensors and then sensors-fancontrol, and then reboot back into your current OS. You should see numbers in the CPU, GPU and FAN columns that are identical (except for the FAN column which should be n/a).
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You can run this in Terminal. It needs to be run in the terminal since it will overwrite the file with any changes you make. If the file doesn’t exist, fancontrol will generate a new one on reboot. In order to prevent that, you would need to have an auto shutdown script and run it when the power button is pressed.
Also, if the file being read by fancontrol doesn’t exist, fancontrol will not work and it will print an error with the /Fancontrol/Hddtemp file that it couldn’t find.
The enumerated hwmon symlinks located in /sys/class/hwmon/ might vary in order because the kernel modules do not load in a consistent order per boot. Because of this, it may cause fancontrol to not function correctly. The error is Configuration appears to be outdated, please run pwmconfig again. Upstream bug.
In some cases, to achieve manual fancontrol, a BIOS setting has to be adjusted to allow for that. In that case, I think the biggest danger of not having this fix is the indeterminate state of the fans when the system resumes. For example, they could be entirely disabled without this service running, and lead to overheating. This is just an assumption, though, as I don’t have such a system to experiment with.
While preparing the fix, since I didn’t have hardware compatible with fancontrol, I used a similar service (rsync) and the same script in /lib/systemd/
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FanControl v124 Description
If you have not yet configured Fancontrol, see this page , this page , and this page and run the following commands one by one (restart Linux after running the first one):
After you have run the script, go to File > Preferences in BitBar and open Options (located in the Plugins menu), then go to Plugins > Your Name > Extras and right-click on the area reserved for Fancontrol plugins. Select Load from the menu that pops up, then press Ctrl + Alt + T to open Terminal and run the following command:
Next, the pwmconfig(8) utility scans the system and creates an /etc/fancontrol file with some default fan speed settings. Test this by running the command pwmconfig (like you’d run pwmconfig on a non-pc). The file is set so that at the default speed, it will tell the system to run the fans at 1 RPM. Run it again (say to change the speed to 5000) and you should get a message like this:
I was trying to add this code into fc-sensor.service. Also if you intend on adding more fans, not all fans will have a proper configuration file. (You will need the fancontrol client fancontrol-cli.service installed first). On the next menu, I selected 3) Enable/disable fan and entered nothing for the fan (the fan doesn’t have to be there).
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What’s new in FanControl v124
- Rating system (work with more products)
- Added Low TDP data points to the graph
- Added RPM data points to the graph
- Added light sensors
- Added metal plate options
- Added several new features and UI improvements
- Added more brands
- Added 4 new graphs
- Added more defaults
- Fixed several bugs
- Made it compatible with Windows10
- Various other fixes
FanControl v124 System Requirements
- Biostar PCE-UX322-Biostar
- Biostar PCE-UX324-Biostar
- Biostar PCE-UX1204-Biostar
- Biostar PCE-UX1234-Biostar
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