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glem
May 22, 2013Aspirant
Easy fix fan/temp OS6 issues on x86 legacy #no support
>> EDIT - 2014-04-12 << Before to hack your system, update first to 6.1.7. Built-in fancontrol support is there! 6.1.7 has been released: http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=76000 ...
ATCIS
Jul 01, 2013Tutor
Thank you for that awesome detailed reply fastfwd! :worship:
I'll try out your suggestions above and report back later. . .
Update #1: find / -name syslog --> Yields nothing :( It would appear that syslog is M.I.A.
Update #2: I followed the rest of your awesome instructions above (very helpful BTW). When I did the -
I got 57
When I -
I got 31
and when I -
I got -128 (so I assumed that was erroneous)
I wound up using the temp1_input as the ambient room temperature is a about 85 degrees F and 87.8 degrees F for temp2_input seemed too low to me.
My resulting script looks like this:
So do I need to do anything to make it GO? My temperature graph is still quite empty. . .
Update #3: ps -A | grep syslogd --> Also yields nada. . .
Update #4: The contents of /var/run = acpid.pid crond.pid lock nmbd.pid rccombiner sshd utmp acpid.socket crond.reboot mdadm nut readydrop sshd.pid winbindd.pid apache2 ctch minidlna proftpd readynasd systemd apache2.pid dbus minissdpd.pid qbittorrent-nox.pid samba udev avahi-daemon fancontrol.pid minissdpd.sock raidard.pid sendsigs.omit.d upnphttpd.pid connman initctl mount rcbrokerd.pid smbd.pid user
Any chance that the file in there named "systemd" is important?
Are we having fun yet? :woot:
I'll try out your suggestions above and report back later. . .
Update #1: find / -name syslog --> Yields nothing :( It would appear that syslog is M.I.A.
Update #2: I followed the rest of your awesome instructions above (very helpful BTW). When I did the -
/sys/devices/platform/it87.2576# cat temp1_input
I got 57
When I -
sys/devices/platform/it87.2576# cat temp2_input
I got 31
and when I -
/sys/devices/platform/it87.2576# cat temp3_input
I got -128 (so I assumed that was erroneous)
I wound up using the temp1_input as the ambient room temperature is a about 85 degrees F and 87.8 degrees F for temp2_input seemed too low to me.
My resulting script looks like this:
#!/bin/sh
#######################################################
Coretemp="/sys/devices/platform/coretemp.0/temp2_input"
Systemp="/sys/devices/platform/it87.2576/temp1_input"
Ct=`cat $Coretemp`
C=`expr $Ct / 1000`
St=`cat $Systemp`
S=`expr $St / 1`
rrdtool update /run/readynasd/stats/temperature_int_deg.rrd N:$C:$S
So do I need to do anything to make it GO? My temperature graph is still quite empty. . .
Update #3: ps -A | grep syslogd --> Also yields nada. . .
Update #4: The contents of /var/run = acpid.pid crond.pid lock nmbd.pid rccombiner sshd utmp acpid.socket crond.reboot mdadm nut readydrop sshd.pid winbindd.pid apache2 ctch minidlna proftpd readynasd systemd apache2.pid dbus minissdpd.pid qbittorrent-nox.pid samba udev avahi-daemon fancontrol.pid minissdpd.sock raidard.pid sendsigs.omit.d upnphttpd.pid connman initctl mount rcbrokerd.pid smbd.pid user
Any chance that the file in there named "systemd" is important?
Are we having fun yet? :woot:
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