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<FreAk> Just seemed silly that it would idle at a temperature lower than the fan would turn on, had two speeds for the fan to run, and the trigger points were both set to the same temperature. After much fiddling I arrived at a conf file to pick the "curve" board and critical types, a board env file to setup the curve temperatures and the trip point paths, a script to do the work, and a systemd service to run it on
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startup. Yours if you want it @c0rnelius, I'm more of an RPM guy, never done an apt package before.
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<Tonymac32> this should be able to just be stuffed in the BSP stuff in the builder
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<rpardini> We've some related stuff in armbian-hardware-optimization script in the BSP. (not an endorsement 😉 )
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<rpardini> But like Oleg said.... it's all in the cooling maps in the kernel (="core"), which we can manipulate with such scripts, or with an overlay etc.
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<rpardini> I see the nanopct4 has a 3rd pin in the fan connector, even though the fan that came with mine is only 2-pin....
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<A2H> I attempted to run apt update and upgrade on my pinebook and it has bricked the install and will only boot to initramfs
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<IgorPec> i am afraid we don't have nobody to maintain pinebook
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<A2H> I'm currently making chromium os for the pinebook pro when I'm done with that I might be willing to help maintain.
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<fifty> It's not strictly an armbian question, but the panfork is working on armbian kinetic. I've tried building it on debian image with radxa's kernel and their boot stuff, but the firmware never gets loaded
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<fifty> do you have any clue what may be wrong?
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<fifty> the mali firmware never gets loaded*