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Dasharo ACPI Fan Control Linux Driver Posted For Adjusting Fan Curves
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Phoronix reports that the consulting firm 3mdeb has posted a new Linux kernel driver that supports fan controls on systems running its Dasharo firmware, with the aim of allowing users to adjust fan curves. According to Phoronix, 3mdeb has previously ported its Coreboot-based open-source firmware stack to hardware including an AMD Ryzen AM5 motherboard from MSI and a Gigabyte EPYC server motherboard.
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Dasharo ACPI Fan Control Linux Driver Posted For Adjusting Fan Curves
The 3mdeb consulting firm that has ported their Coreboot-based open-source firmware stack to the likes of an AMD Ryzen AM5 motherboard from MSI and a Gigabyte EPYC server motherboard, among others, has posted a new Linux kernel driver for supporting fan controls with Dasharo firmware...
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