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ThinkPad Fan Control daemon (tpfand)
====================================
tpfand controls the system fan of ThinkPad notebooks based on specified
temperature profiles. Seperate trigger points can be configured for every
temperature sensor in the notebook.
tpfand is written entirely in Python and licensed under the GNU GPL version 3.
REQUIREMENTS
============
Python 2.7 : by fork author
DBus with bindings for Python
thinkpad_acpi kernel module with fan control support
python-dmidecode : by fork author
NOTE: Some versions of the thinkpad_acpi module must be loaded
with fan_control=1 to enable fan control. On some distributions
you have to append the line "thinkpad_acpi fan_control=1" to
/etc/modules. Refer to your distribution manual about
kernel module configuration.
INSTALLATION
============
1. Adjust src/tpfand/build.py to your needs.
2. Run make install
3. Make sure that tpfand is started on every boot. This is done
in a distribution specific way. (for example with update-rc.d
on Ubuntu)
4. Install the man page tpfand.8 (optional)
5. Download contributed profiles from
http://www.gambitchess.org/tp-fan/profile_download.py
and extract them to the directory you specified under data_dir in build.py.
(optional)
CONFIGURATION
=============
The configuration file is /etc/tpfand.conf.
After manual changes to this configuration file tpfand must
be restarted.
tpfan-admin, a GTK+ configuration tool, is also available and the
recommended way of configuring tpfand.