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sebcbien31
Feb 13, 2021Aspirant
readynas ultra6 fan speed
Hello,
Got a readynas Ultra 6000, the system temprature is pretty high (81~82°C) and fan speed is low even when setting the speed to "Cool" 712rpm
How can I increase the fan speed ?
I changed the max allowed temp to 82°C to avoid warning (temporarly)
It is running readynas OS 6.10.4
Thanks for help
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- SandsharkSensei
Is this NAS new to you or newly upgraded to OS6? Do you know the fan and temperature reporting were working properly under OS 4.2.x?
I have now retired all my desktop units, but I did run an Ultra6 with OS6 and had no such problem. But I never got to OS 6.10.x, so maybe somebody who has an Ultra6 actively running that can let you know if the problem is common and maybe related to an update.
Looking at your system and CPU temperatures, one seems wrong. Either the CPU temp is lower than actual, or the system temp is higher. And my experience is that the ReadyNAS fan control really only looks at the CPU temp, and it's going to see yours as fine. Does the temperature of the air coming out seem right for that reported system temperature? If you turn it off and let it cool to room temp, do the temperatures look reasonable at the beginning?
If you're comfortable with SSH, can you check the response to cat /etc/sensors.d/system.conf? Maybe something is just messed up with what the system is monitoring. It should look like this:
chip "coretemp-isa-0000" label temp2 "CPU" compute temp2 @%35, @%35 ignore temp3 chip "it8721-isa-*" ignore in0 label in0 "V+12" compute in0 @*4, @/4 set in0_min 10.8 set in0_max 13.2 label in1 "V5_0" compute in1 @*1.68, @/1.68 set in1_min 4.7 set in1_max 5.3 label in2 "V3_3" compute in2 @*1.649, @/1.649 set in2_min 3.135 set in2_max 3.465 ignore in3 label in4 "V1_2" set in4_min 1 set in4_max 1.3 ignore in4 label in5 "V1_8" set in5_min 1.5 set in5_max 2.1 label in6 "V-12" compute in6 @*19-50.4, (@+50.4)/19 set in6_min -13.2 set in6_max -10.8 set in7_min 3.135 set in7_max 3.465 ignore fan1 ignore fan2 label fan3 "System" set fan3_min 400 ignore temp1 label temp2 "System" set temp2_min 1 set temp2_max 80 ignore temp3 ignore intrusion0- sebcbien31Aspirant
thanks for replying !
My configuration file looks like this :
chip "coretemp-isa-0000" label temp2 "CPU" compute temp2 @%35, @%35 ignore temp3 chip "it8721-isa-*" ignore in0 label in0 "V+12" compute in0 @*4, @/4 set in0_min 10.8 set in0_max 13.2 label in1 "V5_0" compute in1 @*1.68, @/1.68 set in1_min 4.7 set in1_max 5.3 label in2 "V3_3" compute in2 @*1.649, @/1.649 set in2_min 3.135 set in2_max 3.465 ignore in3 label in4 "V1_2" set in4_min 1 set in4_max 1.3 ignore in4 label in5 "V1_8" set in5_min 1.5 set in5_max 2.1 label in6 "V-12" compute in6 @*19-50.4, (@+50.4)/19 set in6_min -13.2 set in6_max -10.8 set in7_min 3.135 set in7_max 3.465 ignore fan1 ignore fan3 label fan2 "System" set fan2_min 400 ignore temp1 label temp2 "System" set temp2_min 1 set temp2_max 82 ignore temp3 ignore intrusion0Should I replace mine with the one you provided and restart readynasd ?
systemctl status readynasd
- sebcbien31Aspirant
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