Here is the output from sensors-detect $ sudo sensors-detect

Modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'thinkpad_acpi': No such device Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove them.Ġ upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 332 not upgraded.īut I cannot load the module $ sudo modprobe thinkpad_acpi The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: Thinkfan is already the newest version (0.9.3-2). Running sudo sensors-detect shows only one sensor #-cut here-įollowing instruction at here, installed thinkpad $ sudo apt-get install thinkfan

Did anyone try to get fan speed control on ThinkStation? If Yes, did it work and how did you set it up? However, there is nothing about ThinkStations. However, it seems that Lenovo ThinkPads need to be configured differently( 1).

All you gotta do is make this last script run at boot every time, I haven’t figured it out just yet but it shouldn’t be that difficult I guess.I have found few questions( 1, 2) and articles on the web about how to control fan speed.

Now your preferred profile should be engaged.

But my EC wasn’t in the config so I created a brand new entry.

Once you find your EC, punch in the values you salvaged from Windows, save and exit micro.

Now here you need to find your EC name, in my case, it was 14DKEMS1, this can be found in windows sysinfo or MSI Creator Centre or Dragon Centre whatever yours’ ships with.

now on Endeavor (or any other distro) install isw from AUR.

Use this image to highlight the numbers you care about like I did here.

You will see a grid of numbers, take a screenshot of it.

Click on the Embedded Controller button (it is one of those colorful buttons on the top bar).

Log into Windows, install and run this tool, and make sure you are in the performance profile you want to be in.

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