

Setting sensor "FAN3" Upper Non-Recoverable threshold to 400.000 Setting sensor "FAN3" Upper Critical threshold to 400.000

Setting sensor "FAN3" Upper Non-Critical threshold to 400.000Įrror setting threshold: Command illegal for specified sensor or record type Here is what happens when I try an "obvious" command to put an upper bound on fan speed of 400RPM: $ sudo ipmitool sensor thresh "FAN3" upper 400 400 400 So I tried the cli, which I prefer anyway. I can log on but it's not particularly easy to use and no matter what settings I change, they seem to revert back. I have an X570D4U-2L2T motherboard with a Ryzen 5600x and am running Ubuntu 21.04.Ĭan the community advise how I might use ipmitool or ipmiutil to control the fan speeds – either to set a constant value or to set a curve? Background information
