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EC_sys #198

Open mayank98108 opened 3 years ago

mayank98108 commented 3 years ago

modprobe ec_sys

uname -r

5.12.11-300.fc34.x86_64

insmod ec_sys.ko

insmod: ERROR: could not insert module ec_sys.ko: Invalid module format

I am really out of options here, please help

I am using Fedora 34 MSI GF63 Thin 95C

kapiljhajhria commented 3 years ago

I am having the same issue on fedora 34 with same kernel and same system as well Although i think maybe you made a mistake Mine is MSI GF63 Thin 9SC

or maybe I have been reading it wrong this whole time, or these are two slightly different models.

Were you able to fix the issue?

After so long, I finally found a distro which finally works well with my Nvidia card. But need isw as well to keep the system cool.

mayank98108 commented 3 years ago

Hi, yes it is actually MSI GF63 Thin 9SC. No, I was not able to solve it, although I know how to solve it. It's Just I don'tṭ have that good of skill in using Linux. One would need to compile the EC_SYS kernel module in Fedora 34 whole source code is available in Linus Torvalds Git repositories in the official Linux kernel source code directory. I was able to do that much. After that one will need to place or configure in the installed kernel and make it part of it because currently, the problem is it is simply missing. I need someone to help me do it and give me proper steps, I am not an advanced Linux user yet. In the end, I gave up and installed Arch-based Manjaro, ISW can be installed directly using yay in Manjaro. It is also running the same Linux version and it works perfectly in Manjaro.

If someone has a good understanding of Fedora, please tell us how to install a kernel module manually and use it.

kapiljhajhria commented 3 years ago

Hi, yes it is actually MSI GF63 Thin 9SC. No, I was not able to solve it, although I know how to solve it. It's Just I don'tṭ have that good of skill in using Linux. One would need to compile the EC_SYS kernel module in Fedora 34 whole source code is available in Linus Torvalds Git repositories in the official Linux kernel source code directory. I was able to do that much. After that one will need to place or configure in the installed kernel and make it part of it because currently, the problem is it is simply missing. I need someone to help me do it and give me proper steps, I am not an advanced Linux user yet. In the end, I gave up and installed Arch-based Manjaro, ISW can be installed directly using yay in Manjaro. It is also running the same Linux version and it works perfectly in Manjaro.

If someone has a good understanding of Fedora, please tell us how to install a kernel module manually and use it.

I might move to Manjaro as well. But I really don't want to, in the end I think I might not have a choice. I was able to install the latest NVIDIA beta drivers, which did sort of showed some fan profile in GWE app, but even with that app fan speed doesn't seem to be changing. Latest Nvidia beta driver does have fan control in its change log. I have 2 guesses, since it's beta drivers, so probably it's not working for my card properly, or it can't do what isw can do.

donteatsoclose2me commented 2 years ago

I don't know if you ever figured this out, but the problem is that Fedora stopped including ec_sys in the normal kernel build in kernel 5.11 in Fedora 33. To get a kernel with this module included, you'll need to install kernel-debug (which will also install kernel-debug-core, which is the package that includes. ec_sys.ko). Once you've installed the debug kernel, you'll need to boot from it.

kapiljhajhria commented 2 years ago

I don't know if you ever figured this out, but the problem is that Fedora stopped including ec_sys in the normal kernel build in kernel 5.11 in Fedora 33. To get a kernel with this module included, you'll need to install kernel-debug (which will also install kernel-debug-core, which is the package that includes. ec_sys.ko). Once you've installed the debug kernel, you'll need to boot from it.

I switched to popos. This is the only thing that was missing in fedora except that it was perfect for me. I will give this a try when i have some free days. Although i don't know the implications of debug kernel. usually debug builds are less secure when it comes to softwares. if thats the same case with Linux kernels, then i won't be doing this.

jirislav commented 1 year ago

Hey guys, I thought, you could maybe find this useful (especially the manual installation part, applicable to any Linux distro):