Re: switch off cpu fan on lenovo g50-30

[znavko]

As there [1] said  have no fan control module:

 pwm_fan sysfs-path

    Control a sysfs PWM fan. Many hwmon drivers that provide a `temp*_input' 
file also allow fan control, although there may also be drivers that are 
specific to either temperature reading or fan control. You can search for a PWM 
control file e.g. with `find /sys -type f -name "pwm?"'. Note that with PWM, 
fan levels usually range from 0 to 255, although besides a file like `pwm1' 
there may also be `pwm1_min' and `pwm1_max' that specify different (soft or 
recommended?) limits for a particular fan.


# find /sys -type f -name "pwm?"
#
# find /sys -type f -name "pwm*"
# 

Have you on your linux-libre?

[1] https://www.mankier.com/5/thinkfan.conf

July 4, 2019 5:24 PM, "Efraim Flashner" <address@hidden> wrote:

> I often turn to Debian when I have a problem like this one. In the
> source (I assume in ours and not just in theirs) There's an example
> folder with two example configs¹ so I'd suggest checking them out and
> seeing if they look right.
> 
> ¹https://sources.debian.org/src/thinkfan/0.9.3-2/examples
> 
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