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Greetings all,
I was wondering if its possible to get mah box to temporarily run fans at full speed whilst about to shutdown/hibernate/suspend. Then return control back to the bios/what-ever on boot/resume.
However, I can not find any relevant proc files that i can echo to, and the i8k daemon doesnt seem to allow manual rpm control.
Is there any way to set fan rpm? Btw, Im on a Latitude D530.
Thanks
Last edited by GalacticArachnid (2009-04-11 19:13:59)
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Hmmm, on further though, I think fan rpm might be controlled by writing to a certain address...
If this is the case, does anyone have some info on the address and data encoding? -- I dont mind writing a little app to get this working
Thanks
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bump
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You may want to try "pacman -Ss dell"... Also http://dellfand.dinglisch.net/
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Allan, those packages (i8kmon and i8kutils) seem to require /proc/18k, which doesn't exist on my system. Some modules I need to load, or I need recompile my kernel with dell notebook support?
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This is'nt what you're asking for but I use the package built from the address Allan gave and i can set the temperature at which the fans are on slow or fast, (Sorry I cant describe it better). It wont run your fans on full at shutdown or anything fancy, just run the fans when the temps reach the level you specify in /etc/rc.local.
I can upload the dellfand file for you if you wish.
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If you have created PKGBUILD upload it to aur... Otherwise I'll just do it myself later this week.
Ty for the info.
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Im afraid I dont know how to do pkgbuilds, it was months ago when I first made it and I dont remember how I did it. Sorry
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