Code/tp-fancontrol
- !/bin/bash
- tp-fancontrol 0.3.02 (http://thinkwiki.org/wiki/ACPI_fan_control_script)
- Provided under the GNU General Public License version 2 or later or
- the GNU Free Documentation License version 1.2 or later, at your option.
- See http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html for the Warranty Disclaimer.
- This script dynamically controls fan speed on some ThinkPad models
- according to user-defined temperature thresholds. It implements its
- own decision algorithm, overriding the ThinkPad embedded
- controller. It also implements a workaround for the fan noise pulse
- experienced every few seconds on some ThinkPads.
- Run 'tp-fancontrol --help' for options.
- For optimal fan behavior during suspend and resume, invoke
- "tp-fancontrol -u" during the suspend process.
- WARNING: This script relies on undocumented hardware features and
- overrides nominal hardware behavior. It may thus cause arbitrary
- damage to your laptop or data. Watch your temperatures!
- WARNING: The list of temperature ranges used below is much more liberal
- than the rules used by the embedded controller firmware, and is
- derived mostly from anecdotal evidence, hunches and wishful thinking.
- It is also model-specific (see http://thinkwiki.org/wiki/Thermal_sensors).
- Temperature ranges, per sensor:
- (min temperature: when to step up from 0-th fan level,
- max temperature: when to step up to maximum fan level)
THRESHOLDS=( # Sensor ThinkPad model
# R51 T41/2 Z60t T43-26xx
- min max # ---------- ------- ----- ----- ---------------------------
50 70 # EC 0x78 CPU CPU ? CPU 47 60 # EC 0x79 miniPCI ? ? Between CPU and PCMCIA slot 43 55 # EC 0x7A HDD ? ? PCMCIA slot 49 68 # EC 0x7B GPU GPU ? GPU 40 50 # EC 0x7C BAT BAT BAT Sys BAT (front left of battery) 40 50 # EC 0x7D n/a n/a n/a UltraBay BAT 37 47 # EC 0x7E BAT BAT BAT Sys BAT (rear right of battery) 37 47 # EC 0x7F n/a n/a n/a UltraBay BAT
45 60 # EC 0xC0 ? n/a ? Between northbridge and DRAM 48 62 # EC 0xC1 ? n/a ? Southbridge (under miniPCI) 50 65 # EC 0xC2 ? n/a ? Power circuitry (under CDC)
47 58 # HDD -> -> -> Hard disk internal sensor 47 60 # HDAPS -> -> -> HDAPS readout (same as EC 0x79)
)
LEVELS=( 0 2 4 7) # Fan speed levels
ANTIPULSE=( 0 1 1 0) # Prevent fan pulsing noise at this level
# (reduces frequency of fan RPM updates)
OFF_THRESH_DELTA=3 # when gets this much cooler than 'min' above, may turn off fan MIN_THRESH_SHIFT=0 # increase min thresholds by this much MAX_THRESH_SHIFT=0 # increase max thresholds by this much MIN_WAIT=180 # minimum time (seconds) to spend in a given level before stepping down
IBM_ACPI=/proc/acpi/ibm HDAPS_TEMP=/sys/bus/platform/drivers/hdaps/hdaps/temp1 PID_FILE=/var/run/tp-fancontrol.pid LOGGER=/usr/bin/logger INTERVAL=3 # sample+refresh interval SETTLE_TIME=6 # wait this many seconds long before applying anti-pulsing RESETTLE_TIME=600 # briefly disable anti-pulsing at every N seconds SUSPEND_TIME=5 # seconds to sleep when receiving SIGUSR1 DISK_POLL_PERIOD=15 # poll period in seconds for disk sensors (it changes slowly and is expensive to read) HITACHI_MODELS="^(HTS726060M9AT00|HTS5410..G9AT00|IC25[NT]0..ATCS0[45]|HTE541040G9AT00|HTS5416..J9(AT|SA)00)" SEP=',' # Separator char for display
WATCHDOG_DELAY=$(( 3 * INTERVAL )) HAVE_WATCHDOG=`grep -q watchdog $IBM_ACPI/fan && echo true || echo false` HAVE_LEVELCMD=`grep -q disengaged $IBM_ACPI/fan && echo true || echo false`
QUIET=false DRY_RUN=false DAEMONIZE=false AM_DAEMON=false KILL_DAEMON=false SUSPEND_DAEMON=false SYSLOG=false DISK_POLL_TIME=-$DISK_POLL_PERIOD
usage() {
echo "
Usage: $0 [OPTION]...
Available options:
-s N Shift up the min temperature thresholds by N degrees
(positive for quieter, negative for cooler).
Max temperature thresholds are not affected.
-S N Shift up the max temperature thresholds by N degrees
(positive for quieter, negative for cooler). DANGEROUS.
-t Test mode
-q Quiet mode
-d Daemon mode, go into background (implies -q)
-l Log to syslog
-k Kill already-running daemon
-u Tell already-running daemon that the system is being suspended
-p Pid file location for daemon mode, default: $PID_FILE
"
exit 1;
}
while getopts 's:S:qtdlp:kuh' OPT; do
case "$OPT" in
s) # shift thresholds
MIN_THRESH_SHIFT="$OPTARG"
;;
S) # shift thresholds
MAX_THRESH_SHIFT="$OPTARG"
;;
t) # test mode
DRY_RUN=true
;;
q) # quiet mode
QUIET=true
;;
d) # go into background and daemonize
DAEMONIZE=true
;;
l) # log to syslog
SYSLOG=true
;;
p) # different pidfile
PID_FILE="$OPTARG"
;;
k) # kill daemon
KILL_DAEMON=true
;;
u) # suspend daemon
SUSPEND_DAEMON=true
;;
h) # short help
usage
;;
\?) # error
usage
;;
esac
done [ $OPTIND -gt $# ] || usage # no non-option args
- no logger found, no syslog capabilities
$SYSLOG && [ ! -x $LOGGER ] && SYSLOG=false || :
if $DRY_RUN; then
echo "$0: Dry run, will not change fan state." QUIET=false DAEMONIZE=false
fi
- Read the temperature sensor on new Hitachi drivers without spinning up the
- disk or unloading its head (this cannot be done using standard SMART).
- Works only with drivers/ide or new libata. Equivalent to hdparm -H in >=6.7.
read_hitachi_temp() { perl - "$@" <<'EOPERL' # do it in Perl
#!/usr/bin/perl
$dev="$ARGV[0]" or die "No device given.\n";
$HDIO_DRIVE_CMD=0x031f;
$args=pack("cccc",0xf0,0,0x01,0); # Sense Condition command
open(DEV,"<",$dev) or die "open(\"$dev\"): $!\n";
if (ioctl(DEV,$HDIO_DRIVE_CMD,$args)) {
$nsect=(unpack("cccc",$args))[2];
if ($nsect==0 || $nsect==0xff) {
die "Temperature over/underflow.\n";
} elsif ($nsect==0x01) { # Linux<=2.6.18 doesn't return ATA registers
die "Old Linux kernel, readout not supported.\n";
} else {
printf "%d\n", $nsect/2-20;
}
} else {
die "ioctl(\"$dev\",HDIO_DRIVE_CMD,SENSE_CONDITION): $!\n"
}
EOPERL }
update_disk_temp() {
if (( SECONDS >= DISK_POLL_TIME + DISK_POLL_PERIOD )); then
LAST_DISK_TEMP="-128"
for DEV in {sda,hda}; do
if -b "/dev/$DEV" ; then
local MODEL=`cat /sys/block/$DEV/device/model`
if "$MODEL" =~ "$HITACHI_MODELS" ; then
if HTEMP=`read_hitachi_temp "/dev/$DEV" 2>/dev/null`; then
LAST_DISK_TEMP="$HTEMP"
break
fi
fi
fi
done
DISK_POLL_TIME=$SECONDS
fi
}
thermometer() { # output list of temperatures
# 8 basic temperatures from ibm-acpi: -r $IBM_ACPI/thermal || { echo "$0: Cannot read $IBM_ACPI/thermal" 2>&1 ; exit 1; } read THERMAL < $IBM_ACPI/thermal read X Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 Y8 Z1 Z2 Z3 JNK < <(echo "$THERMAL") "$X" == "temperatures:" || { echo "$0: Bad readout: \"$THERMAL\"" >&2; exit 1; } echo -n "$Y1 $Y2 $Y3 $Y4 $Y5 $Y6 $Y7 $Y8 "; # 3 extra temperatures from ibm_acpi: if -n "$Z1" && -n "$Z2" && -n "$Z3" ; then # ibm_acpi provided extra sensors from at EC offsets 0xC0 to 0xC2? echo -n "$SEP $Z1 $Z2 $Z3 " else [ -r $IBM_ACPI/ecdump ] || { echo "$0: Cannot read $IBM_ACPI/ecdump" 2>&1; exit 1; } perl -e 'm/^EC 0xc0: .(..) .(..) .(..) / and print hex($1)." ".hex($2)." ".hex($3)." " and exit 0 while <>; exit 1' < $IBM_ACPI/ecdump fi # 1 Disk drive temperatures: echo -n "$SEP $LAST_DISK_TEMP " # 1 HDAPS temperature (optional): if [ -r $HDAPS_TEMP ]; then Y="`cat $HDAPS_TEMP`" (( "$Y" > 100 )) || echo -n "$Y " # the HDAPS readouts are nonsensical right after resume fi return 0
}
speedometer() { # output fan speed RPM
sed -n 's/^speed:[ \t]*//p' $IBM_ACPI/fan
}
setlevel() { # set fan speed level
local LEVEL=$1
if ! $DRY_RUN; then
if $HAVE_LEVELCMD; then
echo "level $LEVEL" > $IBM_ACPI/fan
else case "$LEVEL" in (auto) LEVEL=0x80 ;; (disengaged) LEVEL=0x40 ;; esac
echo 0x2F $LEVEL > $IBM_ACPI/ecdump
fi
fi
}
getlevel() { # get fan speed level
perl -e 'm/^EC 0x20: .* .(..)$/ and print $1 and exit 0 while <>; exit 1' < $IBM_ACPI/ecdump
}
log() { $QUIET || echo "> $*" ! $SYSLOG || $LOGGER -t "`basename $0`[$$]" "$*" }
cleanup() { # clean up after work
$AM_DAEMON && rm -f "$PID_FILE" 2> /dev/null
log "Shutting down, switching to automatic fan control"
if ! $DRY_RUN; then
echo enable > $IBM_ACPI/fan
if $HAVE_WATCHDOG; then
echo watchdog 0 > $IBM_ACPI/fan # disable watchdog
fi
fi
}
floor_div() {
echo $(( (($1)+1000*($2))/($2) - 1000 ))
}
set_priority() {
! $DRY_RUN && renice -10 -p $$
}
init_state() {
IDX=0
NEW_IDX=0
START_TIME=0
MAX_IDX=$(( ${#LEVELS[@]} - 1 ))
SETTLE_LEFT=0
RESETTLE_LEFT=0
FIRST=true
RESTART=false
}
control_fan() {
# Enable the fan in default mode if anything goes wrong:
set -e -E -u
trap "cleanup; exit 2" HUP INT ABRT QUIT SEGV TERM
trap "cleanup" EXIT
trap "log 'Got SIGUSR1'; setlevel 0; RESTART=true; sleep $SUSPEND_TIME" USR1
if ! $DRY_RUN && $HAVE_WATCHDOG; then
log "Activating watchdog with delay $WATCHDOG_DELAY sec"
echo "watchdog $WATCHDOG_DELAY" > $IBM_ACPI/fan
fi
init_state log "Starting dynamic fan control"
# Control loop:
while true; do
# Get readouts
update_disk_temp # don't do this in a subshell, it's stateful
TEMPS=`thermometer`
$QUIET || SPEED=`speedometer`
$QUIET || ECLEVEL=`getlevel`
NOW=`date +%s`
if echo "$TEMPS" | grep -q "[^ 0-9$SEP\n-]"; then
echo "Invalid character in temperatures: $TEMPS" >&2; exit 1;
fi
# Calculate new level index by placing temperatures into regions of "Z" values:
# Z >= 2*I means "must be at index I or higher"
# Z = 2*I+1 is hysteresis: "don't step down if currently at I+1"
# The set of temperatures for each Z value are as follows, denoting d=(MAX-MIN)/(2*(MAX_IDX-1)) :
# Z=0: {-infty..MIN-OFF_THRESH_DELTA) Z=1: {MIN-OFF_THRESH_DELTA..MIN}
# Z=2: {MIN..MIN+d} Z=3: {MIN+d..MIN+2d}
# Z=4: {MIN+2d..MIN+3d} Z=5: {MIN+3d..MIN+4d} ...
# Z=2*MAX_IDX: {MAX..infty}
# Enforce minimum time in this level before stepping down:
MAX_Z=$(( IDX>0 ? ( NOW>START_TIME+MIN_WAIT ? 2*(IDX-1) : 2*IDX ) : 0 ))
# Go over all sensors and compute the Z value; compute the maximum Z and a pretty-printed string:
SENSOR=0
Z_STR="$MAX_Z+"
TEMP_STR="";
for TEMP in $TEMPS; do
if "$TEMP" == "$SEP" ; then # ignore this (a separator for visual aid)
Z_STR="${Z_STR}$SEP"
TEMP_STR="${TEMP_STR}$SEP "
continue
fi
[ $((2*SENSOR+2)) -le ${#THRESHOLDS[@]} ] ||
{ echo "Too many sensors, not enough values in THRESHOLDS" 2>&1; exit 1; }
if | $TEMP == 128 ; then
Z='_'; TEMP='_' # inactive sensor
else
MIN=$((THRESHOLDS[SENSOR*2] + MIN_THRESH_SHIFT))
MAX=$((THRESHOLDS[SENSOR*2+1] + MAX_THRESH_SHIFT ))
$MAX -le $MIN && \
{ echo 'Reversed temperature thresholds (shifted too much?)' 2>&1; exit 1; }
if (( TEMP < MIN - OFF_THRESH_DELTA )); then
Z=0
else # compute Z value for this sensor (see above):
Z=$(( `floor_div $(( 2*(TEMP-MIN)*(MAX_IDX-1) )) $((MAX-MIN))` + 2 ))
[ $Z -ge 1 ] || Z=1
[ $Z -le $((2*MAX_IDX)) ] || Z=$((2*MAX_IDX))
fi
[ $MAX_Z -gt $Z ] || MAX_Z=$Z
fi
Z_STR="${Z_STR}${Z}"
TEMP_STR="${TEMP_STR}${TEMP} "
(( ++SENSOR ))
done
[ $SENSOR -gt 0 ] || { echo "No temperatures read" >&2; exit 1; }
(( (MAX_Z == 2*IDX-1) && ++MAX_Z )) # hysteresis
NEW_IDX=$(( MAX_Z/2 ))
# Interrupted by a signal?
if $RESTART; then
init_state
log "Resetting state"
continue
fi
# Transition
$FIRST && OLDLEVEL='?' || OLDLEVEL=${LEVELS[$IDX]}
NEWLEVEL=${LEVELS[$NEW_IDX]}
$QUIET || echo "L=$OLDLEVEL->$NEWLEVEL EC=$ECLEVEL RPM=`printf %4s $SPEED` T=($TEMP_STR) Z=$Z_STR"
if [ "$OLDLEVEL" != "$NEWLEVEL" ]; then
START_TIME=$NOW
log "Changing fan level: $OLDLEVEL->$NEWLEVEL (temps: $TEMP_STR)"
fi
setlevel $NEWLEVEL
sleep $INTERVAL
# If needed, apply anti-pulsing hack after a settle-down period (and occasionally re-settle):
if [ ${ANTIPULSE[${NEW_IDX}]} == 1 ]; then
if [ $NEWLEVEL != $OLDLEVEL -o $RESETTLE_LEFT -le 0 ]; then # start settling?
SETTLE_LEFT=$SETTLE_TIME
RESETTLE_LEFT=$RESETTLE_TIME
fi
if [ $SETTLE_LEFT -ge 0 ]; then
SETTLE_LEFT=$((SETTLE_LEFT-INTERVAL))
else
setlevel disengaged # disengage briefly to fool embedded controller
sleep 0.5
RESETTLE_LEFT=$((RESETTLE_LEFT-INTERVAL))
fi
fi
IDX=$NEW_IDX
FIRST=false
done
}
if $KILL_DAEMON || $SUSPEND_DAEMON; then
if [ -f "$PID_FILE" ]; then
set -e DPID="`cat \"$PID_FILE\"`" if $KILL_DAEMON; then
kill "$DPID"
rm "$PID_FILE" $QUIET || echo "Killed process $DPID" else # SUSPEND_DAEMON kill -USR1 "$DPID" $QUIET || echo "Sent SIGUSR1 to $DPID" fi
else
$QUIET || echo "Daemon not running."
exit 1
fi
elif $DAEMONIZE ; then
if [ -e "$PID_FILE" ]; then
echo "$0: File $PID_FILE already exists, refusing to run."
exit 1
else
set_priority
AM_DAEMON=true QUIET=true control_fan 0<&- 1>&- 2>&- &
echo $! > "$PID_FILE"
exit 0
fi
else
[ -e "$PID_FILE" ] && echo "WARNING: daemon already running" set_priority control_fan
fi
