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Hello, I would like to be able to change the default fan trigger temperatures (as defined in khadas-fan.c) without having to recompile the kernel on every update. Would it be possible to expose them in /sys, so that they can be modified in the OS? Currently, there does seem to be a fan /sys interface in /sys/class/fan, but the temp file seems to be read-only (it gives an I/O error on write, I assume that it is only meant to provide info for the fan.sh script), without a way to modify the trigger values. Would it be possible to add, for example, files called trig_low, trig_mid and trig_high, each writable, so that we could simply do, for example, echo 90 > /sys/class/fan/trig_high, and similar?
I'm using a VIM3 with the 4.9 kernel.
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Hello, I would like to be able to change the default fan trigger temperatures (as defined in khadas-fan.c) without having to recompile the kernel on every update. Would it be possible to expose them in
/sys
, so that they can be modified in the OS? Currently, there does seem to be a fan/sys
interface in/sys/class/fan
, but thetemp
file seems to be read-only (it gives an I/O error on write, I assume that it is only meant to provide info for thefan.sh
script), without a way to modify the trigger values. Would it be possible to add, for example, files calledtrig_low
,trig_mid
andtrig_high
, each writable, so that we could simply do, for example,echo 90 > /sys/class/fan/trig_high
, and similar?I'm using a VIM3 with the 4.9 kernel.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: