Am 07.02.25 um 06:40 schrieb Sourajyoti Basak:
Hi all, I initially replied only to Armin by mistake. Resending this to the mailing list for visibility. > On 25/01/25 3:08 am, Armin Wolf wrote: > Please share the results of the following commands (needs root privileges): > > ``` > busybox devmem 0xFE0B085B 8 > busybox devmem 0xFE0B085C 8 > ``` I tried running these commands, but `busybox` on EndeavourOS does not support the `devmem` applet. Instead, I used the [`devmem`](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/devmem) package from the AUR. Here are the outputs: ``` # devmem 0xFE0B085B b /dev/mem opened. Memory mapped at address 0x760fdfaae000. Value at address 0xFE0B085B (0x760fdfaae85b): 0x0 # devmem 0xFE0B085C b /dev/mem opened. Memory mapped at address 0x7f5ba88f8000. Value at address 0xFE0B085C (0x7f5ba88f885c): 0x0 ``` > Regarding the clocking issue: I have no clue why the CPU speed goes up to 3 GHz. Did you install the Intel thermal daemon (`thermald`)? Yes, `thermald` was installed on the live USB when I performed the tests. Thanks for your time and assistance. Best regards, Sourajyoti Basak
Alright, the values seem useless to me, so we have to try something different. Can you dual-boot into Windows? If yes then you can use wmie2 (https://github.com/vinaypamnani/wmie2) to execute WMI methods. I this case i would like you to execute the "GetGamingFanBehavior" method of the "AcerGamingFunction" object located inside the root/WMI namespace. This method take a single parameter called "gmInput". Please check what happens if "gmInput" is set to 0, 1, 4, 8 and 16 and share the result of each method call. Thanks, Armin Wolf
