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Also works on R730xd
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# fan speed controller for dell R710, R520 etc # fan speed controller for dell R710, R520, R730xd etc
Dells don't like having third party cards installed, and defaults to Dells don't like having third party cards installed, and defaults to
ramping up the fan speed to "jetliner taking off" mode when third ramping up the fan speed to "jetliner taking off" mode when third
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ambient temperature via ipmitool). ambient temperature via ipmitool).
This repo is forked from NoLooseEnds/Scripts, which contained This repo is forked from NoLooseEnds/Scripts, which contained
R710-IPMI-TEMP. I have extended it to work on my R520, being a bit R710-IPMI-TEMP. I have extended it to work on both my R520 and R730xd (unchanged despite hardware raid card, GPU etc), being a bit
smarter regarding the CPU and HDD temps instead of just caring about smarter regarding the CPU and HDD temps instead of just caring about
the ambient temperature. It uses ipmi raw commands that seem to be the ambient temperature. It uses ipmi raw commands that seem to be
similar across a wide range of dell server generations (google similar across a wide range of dell server generations (google