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CoolerControl supports setting hardware controlled profiles, where it just writes profile into ACPI EC and lets the laptop control the fans. CoolerControl also allows to set software controlled profiles, where the CoolerControl itself controls the fans by any temperature sensor.
I have debugged MSI Control Center with ec-probe tool from https://github.com/hirschmann/nbfc and created the configuration preset for my laptop in liquidctl.
Many other laptops could be added into liquidctl. You just need to find the address for each fan profile and temperature sensor in ACPI EC dump using ec-probe and MSI Control Center.
Some laptops could work without any driver changes if they match the default preset "MSI_ADDRESS_DEFAULT".
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liquidctl PR: liquidctl/liquidctl#747
CoolerControl MR: https://gitlab.com/coolercontrol/coolercontrol/-/merge_requests/246
CoolerControl supports setting hardware controlled profiles, where it just writes profile into ACPI EC and lets the laptop control the fans. CoolerControl also allows to set software controlled profiles, where the CoolerControl itself controls the fans by any temperature sensor.
I have debugged MSI Control Center with ec-probe tool from https://github.com/hirschmann/nbfc and created the configuration preset for my laptop in liquidctl.
Many other laptops could be added into liquidctl. You just need to find the address for each fan profile and temperature sensor in ACPI EC dump using ec-probe and MSI Control Center.
Some laptops could work without any driver changes if they match the default preset "MSI_ADDRESS_DEFAULT".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: