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#1 2008-07-14 23:38:35
- pcp
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- From: Moravistan
- Registered: 2008-04-23
- Posts: 75
fan regulatory daemon
Hola guys
I've wrote a simple daemon to regulate the fanspeed by the hdd temperature, because my girlfriend booted me out of my computer, so i had to entertain myself with something.
It works (maybe) this way : if the temperature exceeds the temp_max, the fan runs at the high speed. if the temperature is below this, but is greater then temp_min, the fan runs at half-speed. temps below the temp_min stops the fan. the hdd temperature is checked each (delay) seconds, the g751 device is opened only for these checks, so other programs can access it with no problems.
testing and feedback will be greatly appreciated, as well as other program ideas
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#3 2008-07-27 20:42:40
- pcp
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- From: Moravistan
- Registered: 2008-04-23
- Posts: 75
Re: fan regulatory daemon
fonz wrote:
Are there only three different speeds (fast, slow and off) possible with the DNS-313 fan?
unfortunately, yes. 
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#4 2009-06-26 10:20:47
- bluberd
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- Registered: 2009-05-20
- Posts: 4
Re: fan regulatory daemon
Generally this daemon works, but have got some weird problem.
When I force fan to go slow or turn off it does that. But after a second or two it starts again and works on the high rpm.
I realize that there have to be some other daemon running, but "ps aux | grep fan" does not display it. I also killed standard daemon manually. How to get this right?
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