This real time info can be used to create your own customized thermal-conf.xml file. Once one has modified the configuration file, stop thermald and restart it: sudo service thermald restartĪfter installing thermald, I'd stop the thermald process, and run it manually as sudo thermald -no-daemon to watch its actions in real time. See man thermal-conf.xml for some details and examples. the path to your fancontrol config file (/etc/fancontrol) Wenn die Konfigurationsdatei noch nicht vorhanden ist, dann wird sie von dem Skript erstellt. 2016 What should be the path to your fancontrol config file (/etc/fancontrol).
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Thermald comes with a default configuration file at /etc/thermald/thermal-conf.xml that will control most computers, but may need to be customized for some computers. DOWNLOAD NOW FanControl v136 add to watchlist send us an update Free 4. I'd recommend thermald instead of the above. It doesn't appear that pwmconfig is supported on 18.10. If they run fast, you may wish to check your BIOS for fan control settings. My fancontrol config file saved as /etc/fancontrol/pwmcfg.gvA0m0UuMG contains the following: # Configuration file generated by pwmconfig, changes will be lostįCTEMPS=hwmon0/pwm1=hwmon0/temp2_input hwmon0/pwm3=hwmon0/temp1_inputįCFANS=hwmon0/pwm1=hwmon0/fan1_input hwmon0/pwm3=hwmon0/fan3_inputĭoes anyone have any ideas or work-arounds that may work for this situation? My goal is to get fancontrol working so that my fans can work at a reasonable speed.įirst, I'd recommend booting to a Ubuntu Live DVD/USB and see if the fans behave there. So the problem seems to be that my config file is apparently missing some "mandatory settings", yet as far as I can tell it is not. Some mandatory settings missing, please check your config file! When I run sudo fancontrol I always get the following output: Loading configuration from /etc/fancontrol. Configure fancontrol In terminal type sudo pwmconfig. I have tried using pwmconfig to automatically generate a fancontrol config file, and I have tried to edit the config file hoping to get this error solved with no luck. This will read the changes you made to /etc/modules in step 3, and insert the new modules into the kernel.
Fans are running at 100% nonstop, and of course this problem does not exist when running Windows. I am attempting to get my fans under control on my ASUS B350M M/B running Ubuntu 18.10.
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