Yes the problem is still there. Current implementation support only two fans (see control.c). I refactored code to suit my needs. In an attached patch is also hardcoded optimization for my important sensors, so the patch is not ready to apply, but base idea is to find all fans. The best solution should be a possibility to specify sensors for a particular fan and controls fans separately, but my patch is far from that.
Regards,
František Bořánek
From: gmorehou <email address hidden>
To: <email address hidden>
Sent: 17.4.2015 8:49
Subject: [Bug 1092970] Re: macfanctld does not regulate third fan
IMO macfantld should regulate all fans in a Mac. Can you let us know if
you're still using macfantld and if there is still a problem with this?
Bug description:
The system is an early 2006 iMac 4,1 (core duo) running Lubuntu 12.10.
The iMac 4,1 has three fans: one for the optical drive, one for the
hard disk drive, and one for the CPU.
I installed macfanctld (0.6-mactel1ubuntu3-quantal1, from the mactel-
support PPA at LaunchPad) . Here is my macfanctld.conf:
fan_min: 1000
temp_avg_floor: 45
temp_avg_ceiling: 55
temp_TC0D_floor: 40
temp TC0D_ceiling: 55
temp_TC0P_floor: 40
temp_TC0P_ceiling: 55
temp_TG0D_floor: 50
temp_TG0D_ceiling: 60
temp_TH0P_floor: 35
temp_TH0P_ceiling: 50
temp_TO0P_floor: 35
temp_TO0P_ceiling: 50
exclude: 1 7
log_level: 0
I restarted macfanctld and monitored the sensor temperatures and fan
speed using xsensors. The ODD and HDD fans are initially set to 1000
and fluctuate with system load. The CPU fan minimum speed remains at
the iMac's default value of 800 and fluctuates upward but there seems
clear relationship to the CPU temperatures. Running CPU-intensive
benchmarks raises both the CPU temperatures and the speed of the ODD &
HDDfans.
Yes the problem is still there. Current implementation support only two fans (see control.c). I refactored code to suit my needs. In an attached patch is also hardcoded optimization for my important sensors, so the patch is not ready to apply, but base idea is to find all fans. The best solution should be a possibility to specify sensors for a particular fan and controls fans separately, but my patch is far from that.
Regards,
František Bořánek
From: gmorehou <email address hidden>
To: <email address hidden>
Sent: 17.4.2015 8:49
Subject: [Bug 1092970] Re: macfanctld does not regulate third fan
IMO macfantld should regulate all fans in a Mac. Can you let us know if
you're still using macfantld and if there is still a problem with this?
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Title:
macfanctld does not regulate third fan
Status in macfanctld:
New
Bug description:
The system is an early 2006 iMac 4,1 (core duo) running Lubuntu 12.10.
The iMac 4,1 has three fans: one for the optical drive, one for the
hard disk drive, and one for the CPU.
I installed macfanctld (0.6-mactel1ubu ntu3-quantal1, from the mactel-
support PPA at LaunchPad) . Here is my macfanctld.conf:
fan_min: 1000
temp_avg_floor: 45
temp_avg_ceiling: 55
temp_TC0D_floor: 40
temp TC0D_ceiling: 55
temp_TC0P_floor: 40 TC0P_ceiling: 55
temp_
temp_TG0D_floor: 50 TG0D_ceiling: 60
temp_
temp_TH0P_floor: 35 TH0P_ceiling: 50
temp_
temp_TO0P_floor: 35 TO0P_ceiling: 50
temp_
exclude: 1 7
log_level: 0
I restarted macfanctld and monitored the sensor temperatures and fan
speed using xsensors. The ODD and HDD fans are initially set to 1000
and fluctuate with system load. The CPU fan minimum speed remains at
the iMac's default value of 800 and fluctuates upward but there seems
clear relationship to the CPU temperatures. Running CPU-intensive
benchmarks raises both the CPU temperatures and the speed of the ODD &
HDDfans.
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