> The chip on the MSI KT8 Neo is actually a Winbond w83697hf and is not > detected correctly during sensors-detect. What was sensors-detect detecting? Please attach the complete log. > pwmconfig can't detect a usable a correlation: > > Testing pwm control 1-0290/fan1_pwm ... > 1-0290/fan1_input ... speed was 3229 now 0 > It appears that fan 1-0290/fan1_input > is controlled by pwm 1-0290/fan1_pwm > Would you like to generate a detailed correlation (y)? > PWM 255 FAN 3229 > PWM 240 FAN 3214 > PWM 225 FAN 3214 > PWM 210 FAN 3229 > PWM 195 FAN 3229 > PWM 180 FAN 3229 > PWM 165 FAN 3229 > PWM 150 FAN 3229 > PWM 135 FAN 3229 > PWM 120 FAN 3229 > PWM 105 FAN 3214 > PWM 90 FAN 3214 > PWM 75 FAN 3229 > PWM 60 FAN 3214 > PWM 45 FAN 3214 > PWM 30 FAN 3214 > PWM 15 FAN 3169 > PWM 0 FAN 0 > Fan Stopped at PWM = 0 This is admittedly a strange behavior, I can't remember of a similar report. Maybe you need to adjust the PWM clock. This is done by register 0 of the chip (which you can write to by running "isaset 0x295 0x296 0 <value>" as root). Default value is 1 and results in a 125kHz clock. You can increase the value up to 127, resulting frequency being 125kHz/value. If you set the MSB to 1, the base clock changes from 125kHz to 1MHz (and again you can divide it by changing the 7 other bits). I'd suggest you try this I doubt it'll really help, but if you have some spare time and really want it to work, you may want to give it a try. -- Jean Delvare http://khali.linux-fr.org/
