Closed ddp1984 closed 2 years ago
I think you don't have to wait isw supports your motherboard natively, you can just create a new entry yourself (cf. my post https://github.com/YoyPa/isw/issues/252). I did myself for an MSI GS60, but I am not sure it is possible for every MSI model ? If you can confirm me you were able to make isw working following these steps, I would be glad to know!
Thanks for your reply. I did try to add a new section but it didn't work (switch off the fans at lower temperatures defined). I'll try again following your instructions and let you know. For now I'm able to switch off the fans by setting the two individual flags below: sudo isw -s 0x8a 0 sudo isw -s -0x72 0 After running the above, the fans keep quiet and it switches on when the temperature increases.
@Twix53791 I'm writing to confirm that I managed to make it work using your instructions. It didn't work initially because I was updating the file isw.conf from where I downloaded this project. After installing isw, it uses the isw.conf from /etc/isw.conf. Once I created a section in that file it worked. Thanks!