Victor Mataré

Ok, thanks for getting back with the info. Since you have `level: 7` and `level: disengaged` in `/proc/acpi/ibm/fan` I'd say that thinkfan is doing exactly what it's supposed to do....

So that would mean that your hardware must be OK, and the only thing left is maybe some weird quirk in the interaction of `thinkpad_acpi` and your firmware. A BIOS...

Hi @fakamaz, 1. thinkfan should output its version when you run `thinkfan -h`. Be aware though that the thinkfan version 0.9.3 falsely reports its version as 0.9.1. 2. To compile...

So, one by one: - For documentation of the legacy config syntax you're using, take a look at the man page: `man thinkfan.conf.legacy`. You'll need to look at the `pwm_fan`...

I've made a small change, can you uninstall thinkfan and re-try with the latest master built from github?

Can you give me the output of `systemctl list-dependencies thinkfan` please?

OK, so I was looking for a dependency on `systemd-modules-load.service`. I added it to the thinkfan service file, but it also seems to be part of `sysinit.target` on which thinkfan...

Anyways, thanks for this helpful report. Since the error says `Error scanning /sys/devices/platform/coretemp.0/hwmon`, I would think that it's related to the `coretemp` module. It could also be an issue with...

Just thought of another thing: The `coretemp` module is probably loaded on-demand and I'm not sure exactly how/when that is triggered. So you could try loading it explicitly at bootup...

Fix is currently in development at https://github.com/vmatare/thinkfan/tree/init_retries. For now, the branch simply makes the `optional` keyword work at startup, too, providing a workaround for this problem. Soon I'll add another...