Above this temperature the fan will set to the highest value which is set in point 9. Under this temperature the fan will be set to the lowest value which is set in point 7.Įnter the maximum temperature (grather than xy☌): This is the lowest temperature to control the fan. If your device displays a value other than Standby while the device is in Standby mode, you can set a custom value here. If you list them you will fall back to point 2.Įnter the value when the hard disk is in standby mode, or press EXC to continue with default value (standby): Here you are also able to list the possible HDDs. The format must be the same as the Control HDD. If this HDD goes to sleep, the control HDD will do this as well.Įnter the HDD to handle standby (/dev/sdx) or press l to list: If you want to be able to use the standby function of your drive you must type in a reference HDD. The drive must be look like this:ĭo you want to declare a reference HDD for standby? Ohterwise the hdd won't go to sleep.
IF you type l all possible drives will be listed. This HDD will be used to get the temperature of the drive. Configuration:Įnter the HDD to control Fan (/dev/sdx) or pess l to list: If no logfile is given the program throw the logs out at /dev/null.
Therefore I'm looking for a (noob-friendly) way to control the FAN speeds.$ /etc/hdd-fan-control/hdd-fan-control.sh -r /var/log/hdd-fan-control.sh I tried slowing my fans down with ipmitool but it was reversed in a millisecond by the system (the fan was slower for about 0.5 seconds but became faster again after that). I have read about some scripts but I'm not able to "read" those scripts and configure when the fans should start to spin faster in order for the system not to get too hot. They have been kinda loud lately and I haven't found a way to control the FAN speeds. This brings me to my first question - was this removed or do i have to enable this (if yes, how?) or may this be a bug and is resolved in future versions of FreeNAS 11.3 (a reboot didn't not change the Dashboard) ?Īlso, I'm using a Supermicro board with WD Red Pro Drives and Noctua Fans. I see CPU temp, network links, pool status but no temperature for my drives. I don't know if this is a bug in my on my current version but I'm missing the HDD-temps on my dashboard.
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