Thomas Weißschuh
Thomas Weißschuh
@ipsmile Instead of using this repository you should use the version from upstream Linux. Try to execute `modprobe gigabyte-wmi force-load=1` and look at the output of `dmesg` and `cat /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon*/name`....
@ipsmile Did it work?
@DavidMndz Please try to first unload the module before reloading it with the `force_load` parameter. ```sh modprobe -r gigabyte_wmi modprobe gigabyte_wmi force_load=1 dmesg ```
@DavidMndz Nice! Now the board should be included in the upstream driver as supported. Do you think you can send a patch adding an entry to the list?
This is the official documentation: https://docs.kernel.org/#introduction-to-kernel-development An example patch would look like this: https://lore.kernel.org/all/[email protected]/ (Please use git to generate and send the patch, also keep the list of supported boards...
@mooninite Great to hear! This driver is now developed upstream as part of the Linux kernel. Do you think you could submit a patch there directly? You can look at...
@got3nks Try "modinfo gigabyte-wmi" and the steps from #1.
@got3nks `sudo modprobe -r gigabyte-wmi` `sudo modprobe gigabyte-wmi force_load=1` `sudo dmesg` `sensors`
> Looks like it worked! Nice! > Does it persist between reboots? No. The proper fix is to submit the hardware ID to the upstream kernel. (See #17 if you...
> /sys/class/dmi/id/board_name:B650 AORUS ELITE AX Do you want me to add that to the upstream driver? > is it possible to change the fans speed from the OS? I think...