On Thu, Apr 19, 2018, at 12:47, Martin Michlmayr wrote: > * Axel Sommerfeldt <axel.sommerfe...@f-m.fm> [2018-04-16 21:25]:
> Based on Ian's comments, I added a has_fan to the configuration file. > I believe the attached patch should do the trick. > > Axel, can you test this (after restoring the original config). Looks good to me. Right after patching: Apr 22 11:40:26 qnap systemd[1]: Started LSB: Start qcontrol daemon. Apr 22 11:40:26 qnap qcontrol[338]: qcontrol 0.5.5 daemon starting. Apr 22 11:40:26 qnap qcontrol[338]: Register evdev on /dev/input/by-path/platform-gpio_keys-event Apr 22 11:40:26 qnap qcontrol[338]: confdir: loading from /etc/qcontrol.d... Apr 22 11:40:26 qnap qcontrol[338]: System status: start Apr 22 11:40:30 qnap qcontrol[338]: ts219: temperature 55 Apr 22 11:40:30 qnap qcontrol[338]: ts219: temperature 55 setting fan to "high" Apr 22 11:40:37 qnap qcontrol[338]: ts219: fan error Apr 22 11:41:27 qnap qcontrol[338]: ts219: fan error Apr 22 11:42:17 qnap qcontrol[338]: ts219: fan error And after setting "has_fan" to "false": Apr 22 11:44:26 qnap systemd[1]: Starting LSB: Start qcontrol daemon... Apr 22 11:44:26 qnap qcontrold[323]: Starting qcontrol daemon: qcontrol. Apr 22 11:44:26 qnap systemd[1]: Started LSB: Start qcontrol daemon. Apr 22 11:44:26 qnap qcontrol[333]: qcontrol 0.5.5 daemon starting. Apr 22 11:44:26 qnap qcontrol[333]: Register evdev on /dev/input/by-path/platform-gpio_keys-event Apr 22 11:44:26 qnap qcontrol[333]: confdir: loading from /etc/qcontrol.d... Apr 22 11:44:26 qnap qcontrol[333]: System status: start Apr 22 11:44:30 qnap qcontrol[333]: ts219: temperature 55 > > the temperature gets hot and make a beep (and a red blinking status > > led) if it gets too hot!? > > Maybe, although the fanless devices are designed to work without a fan > so this shouldn't happen. But what would you consider "too hot"? I have no idea what max. temperature the qnap can handle. Maybe 70? Maybe it should not beep but at least change the status of the status led? Or change the status led at 70 and beep at 75? (But this is only clueless guessing of mine.)
