Closed mariusmotea closed 5 years ago
I bet there's no need for DKMS - my ITE IT8688E (on a Gigabyte Z390-UD) works with in-tree driver (Linux 4.18) nicely with force_id=0x8628
(You're supposed to enter chip ID, not its address)
It also works with other IDs, but doesn't expose as many sensors (the motherboard has 6 zones). One voltage sensor is showing 0V, but that's to be expected from using wrong driver ;)
You should try this ID and others, just like it's written in the README on the main page ;)
Thanks,
I tried also with the chip id but the issue in my case was solved by adding in grub config acpi_enforce_resources=lax
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Gigabyte Z390 UD. Ubuntu 18.04 kernel 4.15.0, lm-sensors 3.4.0. My workaround confirms described actions : I have used acpi_enforce_resources=lax in /etc/default/grub and after that sudo modprobe it87 force_id=0x8628 Sensors shows both my connected cpu fan and sysfan 1.
Yes, I used acpi_enforce_resources=lax already anyway, so I simply didn't think to document this here. Thanks.
And all 4 fan controllers on the Z390-UD work, saying this just in case someone in the future might misinterpret the above as only two of them working :)
same for me, modprobe it87
only worked with acpi_enforce_resources=lax
on arch linux 5.4
I bet there's no need for DKMS - my ITE IT8688E (on a Gigabyte Z390-UD) works with in-tree driver (Linux 4.18) nicely with force_id=0x8628
(You're supposed to enter chip ID, not its address)
It also works with other IDs, but doesn't expose as many sensors (the motherboard has 6 zones). One voltage sensor is showing 0V, but that's to be expected from using wrong driver ;)
You should try this ID and others, just like it's written in the README on the main page ;)
I confirm that with that option I managed to make Gigabyte X570UD to start report fans speeds temperatures and voltages.
Hi,
Any idea why i cannot load this module? I tried both dkms and regular compilation methods and the result is the same. I get the ITE device address using sensors-detect
Thanks.