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Using QNAP TVS-471 for Unraid #8

Closed gregzee closed 1 month ago

gregzee commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I am unsure if this supports TVS-471, but I have since repurposed it for unraid. . Some quick googling yields no result on the IT8528 chip for the TVS-471. I am looking to get the QNAP fan function on unraid.

Diag report: server-diagnostics-20221231-1331.zip

Stonyx commented 1 year ago

I personally haven't worked with that specific unit so I wouldn't know which hardware chip it actually uses. There's three ways I can think of to figure out if you're running a supported chip on your NAS. First, you could try contacting QNAP and asking them. They might share this info but I doubt it. Second, you could actually try using the QNAP-EC driver on your unit and see if it complains about not being able to find a compatible chip. Third, there's actually a file located on the original QNAP OS firmware that describes the hardware via key value pairs. One of those pairs is related to the embedded controller chip. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name of that file or the key value pair at the moment but I do know it exists. But if you've already switched the device over to Unraid that file is long gone.

ich777 commented 1 year ago

@Stonyx looking at that issue I would recommend it due to no further response... :)

gregzee commented 1 year ago

I personally haven't worked with that specific unit so I wouldn't know which hardware chip it actually uses. There's three ways I can think of to figure out if you're running a supported chip on your NAS. First, you could try contacting QNAP and asking them. They might share this info but I doubt it. Second, you could actually try using the QNAP-EC driver on your unit and see if it complains about not being able to find a compatible chip. Third, there's actually a file located on the original QNAP OS firmware that describes the hardware via key value pairs. One of those pairs is related to the embedded controller chip. Unfortunately, I don't remember the name of that file or the key value pair at the moment but I do know it exists. But if you've already switched the device over to Unraid that file is long gone.

I already switched on over to unraid and completely wiped QNAP OS. Fans are running but not dynamically. I actually did not see this response, I'll take a look into how I can scrape this information somehow, but like you mentioned... probably all gone.