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Stops working after waking up from suspend #2
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I tried manually setting it to |
Oh, I see now that you made this commit, so the issue probably lies there: For reference, this is the fan curve I made in
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FYI there is a bug with Navi where fan speed fails to be red: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/1164 I would rather remove dependency on fan speed. Make the temperature drop be calculated by caching last temperature that the fan speed was set at and that last fan speed. Always write fan speed. (there is a giant performance bump in only opening sysfs files once) |
Hi, I might push something to the staging branch (nothing assured), but -again- it will be untested code. Sorry for the inconvenience. |
@zzkW35 Would you be able to merge Pull Requests? |
Yes, but only in the staging branch. I want to personally test the code before committing it to master. |
That's okay, no rush. The old chestm007 repo on my system still works fine for now. |
@BillyDM I just reverted that one commit you pointed out, can you test the staging branch and let me know if you keep facing the issue? While you're at it, can you share your PC specs? Thanks. |
I tried the staging branch and it did not fix the issue. So it seems that wasn't the problem. |
After waking up my computer from suspend, the amdgpu-fan service seems to stop working (the fans are spinning noticeably louder).
If I run:
Then it works again. I didn't have this issue when the aur package still used the chestm007 repo. I wonder if changing
WantedBy=default.target
toWantedBy=sysinit.target
in the service file might be causing the issue?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: