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dominiksalvet / asus-fan-control

Fan control for ASUS devices running Linux
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Add support for UX533FN/RX533FN (A8059T) #155

Open ghost opened 6 months ago

ghost commented 6 months ago

Environment afc version: 3.15 (latest) image

Config info image

(i ran this command after the former image) image

It does not work The fan doesn't move unfortunately (as to be seen in the screenshot). any clues as to why?

Notable is the output for get-temps which just seems to increase by 1 starting from 55.

I am going to check on the fan to see if it still even works as my laptop was repaired (the hinges were repaired). I will come back to this later when I have opened my laptop later today (currently in the library). I don't think the fan ever worked since I installed linux about ~10 months ago, but it might also just be bricked.

If I go to UEFI BIOS i can't find anything about the cpu fan. Have checked the schematic for this laptop, (altho in low quality), it has PWM.

Have tried cooler control too, that didn't work either and I couldn't set the fan speed anywhere. Could only see temps and my fan speed (0).

Would be interested in what you guys have to say!

PS sorry if this is a bad issue, i am new to this stuff

ghost commented 6 months ago

checked the fan and it's fine! edit: the fan is not bricked (i checked with multimeter), but it just doesn't work/move.

ghost commented 6 months ago

bump

dominiksalvet commented 5 months ago

Sorry, I was busy with my studies. Please, have a look at the issues with the added label set but not get since it seems it is similar. Unfortunately, there is probably nothing I can do to fix it.

Yesjo1 commented 4 months ago

No problem, we all have our own lives. Thank you for making this project in the first place and i'll have a look!

Yesjo1 commented 4 months ago

After trying to install your acpi thingy, I couldn't get it to be installed, i stopped after it gave me this: "cannot stat 'src/afc-scout: no such file or directory".

Anyways, I was interested as to what ACPI actually was, and read into what ACPI was used for. Then i realised oh this is what i need to look more into and i came across this: archlinux wiki post about dsdt and acpi kernel arguments and later this: manjaro forum post about acpi kernel arguments. I set my acpi_osi to Linux and boom, my fans are spinning. Thanks anyways, but this worked!

dominiksalvet commented 4 months ago

Glad that something works! Please, can you share the individual steps with us?