Benjamin Abendroth

Hello, thanks for the `dsdt.dat`. I examined the firmware and I believe I found a register for controlling the CPU fan: **214**. I think you can control the fan this...

I'm sorry, here's another approach using ACPI methods: - `sudo ec_probe acpi_call '\_SB.PC00.LPCB.EC0.GFSD'` -- for getting the fan speed - `sudo ec_probe acpi_call '\_SB.PC00.LPCB.EC0.SFSD' 0` -- for setting the fan...

@Talha-Ijaz-Qureshi Too bad. Here's a last attempt: The firmware of your embedded controller exposes these registers: - **AFAN**: *45* - **CFAN**: *214* - **MFAC**: *213* There is a method `KFCL`...

Hello @nikp123, thank you for contributing. You are right, creating `/etc/nbfc` in the Makefile is a bad idea, so removing those lines from the Makefiles is the right approach. However,...

Hello, thanks for contributing. However, I noticed that you used hexadecimal numbers for `ReadRegister` and `WriteRegister`. Although this can be parsed by my JSON parser, it is not valid JSON....

Hello @dumprop, I couldn't fully determine how the error occured, but I believe it happened because a configuration from **nbfc-revive** was converted. I have restored your original configuration file. You...

Sorry, your model is currently not supported by nbfc-linux.

What is the output of `autoreconf --force --install --verbose` (inside nbfc-linux directory)

Hello, you are right, `ec_probe watch` and `ec_probe monitor` instantly return and do nothing. This bug will be fixed in the next release. Until then, you can use `ec_probe watch...

Hello, I'm glad you found a (partially) working configuration! > Is it possible to provide the actual fan speed (either in RPM or in %) as a device that can...