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Re: iBook 800Mhz G3 fan on a lot



On 27/05/04, Cedric Pradalier (cedric.pradalier@inrialpes.fr) wrote:
> >> Second, the fan control chip may be initialized with too low
> >thresholds> (on my G3, they are too high). 
> >> I have a kernel patch to access it and I need testers to make it
> >> included in the kernel :o). So if you mind... have a look at 
> >> http://cedric.pradalier.free.fr/ibook2/index.html
> >> and report !
> >
> >Through lack of time I've avoided compiling myself and am lazily using
> >the stock unstable kernel (2.6.6-powerpc #1 Thu May 13). I'll get
> >around to compiling for myself in a bit, and let you know how I get on.

> 	I undestand that it is not practical to compile a kernel just to test a
> module. So I just tried to make it available in a binary form. 
> 
> Can you try adding 
> 
> deb http://cedric.pradalier.free.fr/ibook2/ ./
> 
> in you /etc/apt/sources.list file ?
> 
> You should be able to install a package adm103x-module-2.6.6-powerpc,
> and eventually, after modprobing the therm_adm103x module, you can
> install wmadm, a small dockable app to monitor your ibook temperature.
> 
> When loading therm_adm103x, it should output default parameter of the
> adm103x chip in syslog. Can you report them ? I wonder if this is a
> constant value for any ibook ?

Cedric. 

Hi. Thanks very much! I have installed the module and dock applet. Seems
to be working -- although I'm worried about frying my laptop!

How do I check the current speed setting of my processor? I've tried to
throttle it down even under a/c because of the noise of the fan.

I'll report back with syslog notices soon.

Kind regards,
Rory

admstate presently shows:
Register 0x3D : 0x30
	Device ID                 : 0x30
Register 0x3E : 0x41
	Company ID                : 0x41
Register 0x3F : 0x83
	Therm-to-Fan enable       : 1
	Revision number           : 3
Register 0x00 : 0xFD
	Monitor                   : 1
	!INT enable               : 0
	TACH/AIN                  : 1
	PWM Inv                   : 1
	Fan fault enable          : 1
	PWM Mode                  : Fastest Calculated Speed
	Control Mode              : Automatic
Register 0x01 : 0x7B
	PWM1 enable               : 1
	TACH1 enable              : 0
	Loc Temp enable           : 1
	Remote1 Temp enable       : 1
	SW Reset                  : 0
Register 0x02 : 0x00
	Alarm1 speed              : 0
	Fan1 fault                : 0
	Remote1 temp high         : 0
	Remote1 temp low          : 0
	Remote1 temp therm        : 0
	Remote1 diode error       : 0
	Loc temp high             : 0
	Loc temp low              : 0
Register 0x03 : 0x20
	Loc therm                 : 0
	!THERM                    : 0
Register 0x06 : 0x40
	Remote1 temp resolution   : 0.000000
	Local temp resolution     : 0.250000
Register 0x08 : 0x00
	Fan1 speed                : inf rpm
Register 0x0A : 0x3A
	Local temp                : 58
Register 0x0B : 0x36
	Remote1 temp              : 54
Register 0x0D : 0x04
	Local temp offset         : 4
Register 0x0E : 0x08
	Remote1 temp offset       : 8
Register 0x10 : 0xFF
	Fan1 Tach High limit      : 255 -> 1.323529-0.661765
Register 0x14 : 0x3C
	Local temp high limit     : 60
Register 0x15 : 0x00
	Local temp low limit      : 0
Register 0x16 : 0x4F
	Local temp therm limit    : 79
Register 0x18 : 0x50
	Remote1 temp high limit   : 80
Register 0x19 : 0x00
	Remote1 temp low limit    : 0
Register 0x1A : 0x60
	Remote1 temp therm limit  : 96
Register 0x20 : 0x5A
	Fan1 Spin Up              : 0.600000 s
	PWM Freqency              : 31.250000 Hz
	Speed range               : 1324 rpm
Register 0x22 : 0x05
	Fan1 min speed            : 33 % 
Register 0x23 : 0x51
	Fan spin-up disable       : 0
	Ramp rate                 : 4
	ADC sample rate           : 1.000000 Hz
	Fan1 filter enable        : 1
Register 0x24 : 0x78
	Local fan starting temp   : 60
	Local fan speeding range  : 5
Register 0x25 : 0x99
	Remote fan1 starting temp : 76
	Remote fan1 speeding range: 10
-- 
Rory Campbell-Lange 
<rory@campbell-lange.net>
<www.campbell-lange.net>



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