Dell Vostro 200 fan speeds
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I recently installed Ubuntu (18.04.1 LTS) on my old desktop to use as a server. I have been trying to manage the fan speeds, but I cannot get it to work.
I started out with this tutorial:
How to control fan speed?
After that didn't work I read up that dell's need some more work and tried this:
Fan speed in ubuntu: pwmconfig no pwm-capable sensor modules installed
But pwmconfig still says There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed.
And i8kctl just gives me this: 1.0 1.0 BJ17YG1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1
I'm not even sure if i8k is for dell desktops, maybe only for laptops.
If someone can help me out, that would be awesome, Thanks!
dell fancontrol lm-sensors
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I recently installed Ubuntu (18.04.1 LTS) on my old desktop to use as a server. I have been trying to manage the fan speeds, but I cannot get it to work.
I started out with this tutorial:
How to control fan speed?
After that didn't work I read up that dell's need some more work and tried this:
Fan speed in ubuntu: pwmconfig no pwm-capable sensor modules installed
But pwmconfig still says There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed.
And i8kctl just gives me this: 1.0 1.0 BJ17YG1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1
I'm not even sure if i8k is for dell desktops, maybe only for laptops.
If someone can help me out, that would be awesome, Thanks!
dell fancontrol lm-sensors
asked Nov 30 at 17:14
mosheh
111
What was the output from sensors-detect?
– rtaft
Dec 3 at 13:04
@rtaft - coretemp & it87 And I added i8k
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:51
do you know the model of your motherboard?
– rtaft
Dec 5 at 13:42
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up vote
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I recently installed Ubuntu (18.04.1 LTS) on my old desktop to use as a server. I have been trying to manage the fan speeds, but I cannot get it to work.
I started out with this tutorial:
How to control fan speed?
After that didn't work I read up that dell's need some more work and tried this:
Fan speed in ubuntu: pwmconfig no pwm-capable sensor modules installed
But pwmconfig still says There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed.
And i8kctl just gives me this: 1.0 1.0 BJ17YG1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1
I'm not even sure if i8k is for dell desktops, maybe only for laptops.
If someone can help me out, that would be awesome, Thanks!
dell fancontrol lm-sensors
asked Nov 30 at 17:14
mosheh
111
I recently installed Ubuntu (18.04.1 LTS) on my old desktop to use as a server. I have been trying to manage the fan speeds, but I cannot get it to work.
I started out with this tutorial:
How to control fan speed?
After that didn't work I read up that dell's need some more work and tried this:
Fan speed in ubuntu: pwmconfig no pwm-capable sensor modules installed
But pwmconfig still says There are no pwm-capable sensor modules installed.
And i8kctl just gives me this: 1.0 1.0 BJ17YG1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1
I'm not even sure if i8k is for dell desktops, maybe only for laptops.
If someone can help me out, that would be awesome, Thanks!
dell fancontrol lm-sensors
dell fancontrol lm-sensors
asked Nov 30 at 17:14
mosheh
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asked Nov 30 at 17:14
mosheh
111
asked Nov 30 at 17:14
mosheh
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asked Nov 30 at 17:14
mosheh
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asked Nov 30 at 17:14
mosheh
111
111
What was the output from sensors-detect?
– rtaft
Dec 3 at 13:04
@rtaft - coretemp & it87 And I added i8k
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:51
do you know the model of your motherboard?
– rtaft
Dec 5 at 13:42
add a comment |
What was the output from sensors-detect?
– rtaft
Dec 3 at 13:04
@rtaft - coretemp & it87 And I added i8k
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:51
do you know the model of your motherboard?
– rtaft
Dec 5 at 13:42
What was the output from sensors-detect?
– rtaft
Dec 3 at 13:04
What was the output from sensors-detect?
– rtaft
Dec 3 at 13:04
@rtaft - coretemp & it87 And I added i8k
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:51
@rtaft - coretemp & it87 And I added i8k
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:51
do you know the model of your motherboard?
– rtaft
Dec 5 at 13:42
do you know the model of your motherboard?
– rtaft
Dec 5 at 13:42
add a comment |
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I've got exactly the same problem with pwmconfig and decided to implement it on my own.
Try this utility https://github.com/ichiriac/ubuntu-smart-fan, it's based on lm-sensors and it will manage the fan speed and log them.
At start you can run it as a monitor in order to seed the fan behavior.
After calibrating the temperature and thresholds you will be able to run it as a daemon on your server, and retrieve a log with fan events
answered Dec 2 at 13:12
Ioan Chiriac
112
Thanks for this. I tried it but I get: Looking for sensors Unable to find any fan device Try to run sensors-detect
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:52
Did you ransudo sensors-detectwithout any error. If so that means no sensors was detected. Take a look at the /sys/class/hwmon folder, you should find into a subfolder a file named fan[1...x]_label. If you want me to help you could also fill an issue on github, maybe my script does not recognize the configuration
– Ioan Chiriac
Dec 3 at 20:57
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Neither of the articles you posted mentioned modifying grub, so I assume you have not done that.
You don't need i8k.
Focus on it87 in your searches. One of the common changes is to edit /etc/default/grub and append acpi_enforce_resources=lax at the end of the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX. This thread confirms that it87 needs that grub change: lm sensors not returning CPU temp (it87)
answered Dec 3 at 18:08
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2 Answers
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I've got exactly the same problem with pwmconfig and decided to implement it on my own.
Try this utility https://github.com/ichiriac/ubuntu-smart-fan, it's based on lm-sensors and it will manage the fan speed and log them.
At start you can run it as a monitor in order to seed the fan behavior.
After calibrating the temperature and thresholds you will be able to run it as a daemon on your server, and retrieve a log with fan events
answered Dec 2 at 13:12
Ioan Chiriac
112
Thanks for this. I tried it but I get: Looking for sensors Unable to find any fan device Try to run sensors-detect
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:52
Did you ransudo sensors-detectwithout any error. If so that means no sensors was detected. Take a look at the /sys/class/hwmon folder, you should find into a subfolder a file named fan[1...x]_label. If you want me to help you could also fill an issue on github, maybe my script does not recognize the configuration
– Ioan Chiriac
Dec 3 at 20:57
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I've got exactly the same problem with pwmconfig and decided to implement it on my own.
Try this utility https://github.com/ichiriac/ubuntu-smart-fan, it's based on lm-sensors and it will manage the fan speed and log them.
At start you can run it as a monitor in order to seed the fan behavior.
After calibrating the temperature and thresholds you will be able to run it as a daemon on your server, and retrieve a log with fan events
answered Dec 2 at 13:12
Ioan Chiriac
112
Thanks for this. I tried it but I get: Looking for sensors Unable to find any fan device Try to run sensors-detect
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:52
Did you ransudo sensors-detectwithout any error. If so that means no sensors was detected. Take a look at the /sys/class/hwmon folder, you should find into a subfolder a file named fan[1...x]_label. If you want me to help you could also fill an issue on github, maybe my script does not recognize the configuration
– Ioan Chiriac
Dec 3 at 20:57
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I've got exactly the same problem with pwmconfig and decided to implement it on my own.
Try this utility https://github.com/ichiriac/ubuntu-smart-fan, it's based on lm-sensors and it will manage the fan speed and log them.
At start you can run it as a monitor in order to seed the fan behavior.
After calibrating the temperature and thresholds you will be able to run it as a daemon on your server, and retrieve a log with fan events
answered Dec 2 at 13:12
Ioan Chiriac
112
I've got exactly the same problem with pwmconfig and decided to implement it on my own.
Try this utility https://github.com/ichiriac/ubuntu-smart-fan, it's based on lm-sensors and it will manage the fan speed and log them.
At start you can run it as a monitor in order to seed the fan behavior.
After calibrating the temperature and thresholds you will be able to run it as a daemon on your server, and retrieve a log with fan events
answered Dec 2 at 13:12
Ioan Chiriac
112
answered Dec 2 at 13:12
Ioan Chiriac
112
answered Dec 2 at 13:12
Ioan Chiriac
112
answered Dec 2 at 13:12
Ioan Chiriac
112
112
Thanks for this. I tried it but I get: Looking for sensors Unable to find any fan device Try to run sensors-detect
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:52
Did you ransudo sensors-detectwithout any error. If so that means no sensors was detected. Take a look at the /sys/class/hwmon folder, you should find into a subfolder a file named fan[1...x]_label. If you want me to help you could also fill an issue on github, maybe my script does not recognize the configuration
– Ioan Chiriac
Dec 3 at 20:57
add a comment |
Thanks for this. I tried it but I get: Looking for sensors Unable to find any fan device Try to run sensors-detect
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:52
Did you ransudo sensors-detectwithout any error. If so that means no sensors was detected. Take a look at the /sys/class/hwmon folder, you should find into a subfolder a file named fan[1...x]_label. If you want me to help you could also fill an issue on github, maybe my script does not recognize the configuration
– Ioan Chiriac
Dec 3 at 20:57
Thanks for this. I tried it but I get: Looking for sensors Unable to find any fan device Try to run sensors-detect
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:52
Thanks for this. I tried it but I get: Looking for sensors Unable to find any fan device Try to run sensors-detect
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:52
Did you ran
sudo sensors-detect without any error. If so that means no sensors was detected. Take a look at the /sys/class/hwmon folder, you should find into a subfolder a file named fan[1...x]_label. If you want me to help you could also fill an issue on github, maybe my script does not recognize the configuration– Ioan Chiriac
Dec 3 at 20:57
Did you ran
sudo sensors-detect without any error. If so that means no sensors was detected. Take a look at the /sys/class/hwmon folder, you should find into a subfolder a file named fan[1...x]_label. If you want me to help you could also fill an issue on github, maybe my script does not recognize the configuration– Ioan Chiriac
Dec 3 at 20:57
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Neither of the articles you posted mentioned modifying grub, so I assume you have not done that.
You don't need i8k.
Focus on it87 in your searches. One of the common changes is to edit /etc/default/grub and append acpi_enforce_resources=lax at the end of the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX. This thread confirms that it87 needs that grub change: lm sensors not returning CPU temp (it87)
answered Dec 3 at 18:08
rtaft
407211
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Neither of the articles you posted mentioned modifying grub, so I assume you have not done that.
You don't need i8k.
Focus on it87 in your searches. One of the common changes is to edit /etc/default/grub and append acpi_enforce_resources=lax at the end of the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX. This thread confirms that it87 needs that grub change: lm sensors not returning CPU temp (it87)
answered Dec 3 at 18:08
rtaft
407211
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Neither of the articles you posted mentioned modifying grub, so I assume you have not done that.
You don't need i8k.
Focus on it87 in your searches. One of the common changes is to edit /etc/default/grub and append acpi_enforce_resources=lax at the end of the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX. This thread confirms that it87 needs that grub change: lm sensors not returning CPU temp (it87)
answered Dec 3 at 18:08
rtaft
407211
Neither of the articles you posted mentioned modifying grub, so I assume you have not done that.
You don't need i8k.
Focus on it87 in your searches. One of the common changes is to edit /etc/default/grub and append acpi_enforce_resources=lax at the end of the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX. This thread confirms that it87 needs that grub change: lm sensors not returning CPU temp (it87)
answered Dec 3 at 18:08
rtaft
407211
answered Dec 3 at 18:08
rtaft
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answered Dec 3 at 18:08
rtaft
407211
answered Dec 3 at 18:08
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What was the output from sensors-detect?
– rtaft
Dec 3 at 13:04
@rtaft - coretemp & it87 And I added i8k
– mosheh
Dec 3 at 14:51
do you know the model of your motherboard?
– rtaft
Dec 5 at 13:42