A few weeks ago a new kernel came out. Still, the 4000 is not supported. Why is that? The patch is out and submitted, people use the keyboard and it's still for sale. I just don't understand. Is it...
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A few weeks ago a new kernel came out. Still, the 4000 is not supported. Why is that? The patch is out and submitted, people use the keyboard and it's still for sale. I just don't understand. Is it...
Did you do "sudo pwmconfig"?
Did you do
sudo pwmconfig
That should set the relative values...
No go for me either. Patch files from the first post throw hunk errors (10 out of 12 went wrong.) Could you please create a zipfile with working patches. That would be great! I'm looking forward to...
I guess the fan would last longer if it's at a constant speed. Then again, a fan is 30 € or something, even with regular changing of the speed it will last for a long time, and the computer is MUCH...
Ha! For me it was exactly the other way around, the Windows Speedfan would have it constantly revving up and then down, like it was on a treshold value. Very annoying!
/etc/fancontrol is the file...
Alright, you have to type yes exactly at the moment the question is asked, NOT before!
I got the thing to set up, the server is seemingly running because I can su nx, but my 1.5 windows client...
Same for me. I type yes<enter> and then it waits longer on the "Are you sure you want to...etc" question than if I don't type yes, so something is happening.
It's just that the nxserver isn't...
I tweaked a bit and have it running like this all the time. What exactly do you mean with "leave it running like in windows?" When the CPU heats up, the fan starts turning faster, so in that respect...
You forgot step one:
Setup lm-sensors
First, you need to set up lm-sensors. This is explained here. That's for Warty, but still works under Dapper (and Hoary)....
(Original thread is here, but it got snowed under. This is the updated, new and improved version!)
Controlling the speed (and sound!) of your CPU fan is easy!
Disclaimer: this can ruin your...
I don't have the time right now! Next weekend at the earliest.
The first post needs to be updated (the code patch is no longer needed) before it can go in the wiki.
If you haven't changed your fan speed, it's set to maximum. You can only lower the fan speed with this program. If you don't want to lower your speed, don't use it!
If you can't be sure if what you are hearing is hd or fan hum, you have to ask yourself if you really need to lower the fan speed at all. Also, as stated, if you aren't a 110% sure of what you are...
Try sudo.
:( http://www.lm-sensors.org/ticket/2071
That's not your exact motherboard, but it looks like the same error...
I'm sorry I can't help you more than this..
For starters: do not try to patch the pwmconfig thing if you are running dapper. It's been fixed, you no longer need to patch the script.
mistapotta: It looks like your fan is being picked up...
Thanks, I forgot to add that about the modprobe.
This guide describes how to create encrypted directories. These can come in handy for laptop users, password lists and the like.
1. Install the software
sudo apt-get install encfs fuse-utils...
Ha! But you wouldn't shoot yourself in the foot and buy ATI again, would you? ;)
To add something on-topic to this thread: I have an AMD64 processor, but I'm running 32 bit Ubuntu.
Following the other thread:
change your xorg.conf so that the driver isn't "ati" but "fglrx", restart X and presto:
fgl_glxgears
1648 frames in 5.0 seconds = 329.600 FPS
2016 frames in 5.0...
lspci |grep ATI
0000:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 AP [Radeon 9600]
0000:01:00.1 Display controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 AP [Radeon 9600] (Secondary)
$...
Yes, it's called speedfan and it's pretty good! Works very well under Windows.
Have you tried booting the 2.6.8 kernel? It seems to solve things in the other thread... Weird though.
Part of my /etc/modules
# lm-sensors stuff (remmelt)
# I2C adapter drivers
i2c-viapro...
Did you do all the things in here? If you go "sensors", what does it output?