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Here is the input file I currently use as argument, it's the Quiet.rw file generated with Pherein's tool: -Profile Name: Quiet Print(" %3d => %3d" % (old_value, value))įor line in open(sys.argv).readlines(): Os.system("modprobe ec_sys write_support=1") So I made a small python script that is the Linux equivalent of Pherein's "Fan Profile Applier.exe": #!/usr/bin/env python I managed to have some control of the fan in Windows with the "Fan Control Tools" from Pherein, using the included GS660 profile for my MSI GS60 6QC laptop. What I get when I run the sensors command acpitz-virtual-0

Adding to grub (and then rebooting): acpi_enforce_resources=lax.

Adding to grub (and then rebooting): acpi_osi=!Windows 2012.

Adding to grub (and then rebooting): acpi_osi=Linux.

I've tried the following things, which didn't work:.

Here's the full result.Īnd I get the famous message There are no pwm-capable sensors modules installed. I've run sensors-detect (as root) like this: yes | sensors-detect

I'm pretty sure these fans can be controlled, because some utilies on Windows can control them. I'm trying to control the fan speed of my MSI GS60-2PC laptop on Ubuntu 16.04.īut pwmconfig reports that There are no pwm-capable sensors modules installed