Universal Blue•10mo ago

jupiter-fan-control fails on asus X570-I motherboard

sudo /usr/share/jupiter-fan-control/fancontrol.py --run
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/share/jupiter-fan-control/fancontrol.py", line 680, in <module>
    raise NotImplementedError(
NotImplementedError: DMI_ID Board Name not implemented! bios: 4602    board: ROG STRIX X570-I GAMING

sudo /usr/share/jupiter-fan-control/fancontrol.py --run
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/share/jupiter-fan-control/fancontrol.py", line 680, in <module>
    raise NotImplementedError(
NotImplementedError: DMI_ID Board Name not implemented! bios: 4602    board: ROG STRIX X570-I GAMING

Anyone else seen similar? I seem to remember from my arch install that there's something funky about this board. systemctl unit is always in failed state as well

Solution:

This is a steam deck service, shouldn't even be running in your case. systemctl disable --now jupiter-fan-control

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Kyle Gospo•10mo ago

This is a steam deck service, shouldn't even be running in your case. systemctl disable --now jupiter-fan-control

porkloinOP•10mo ago

Gotcha Thanks! I did install one of the *-deck-* image by recommendation of the ISO chooser, because I answered that I wanted to boot straight to "game mode". Are there negative repercussions to running this on non-steam-deck hardware otherwise? It was unclear to me if some of the gamescope session features like HDR were limited to only the images that boot directly to game mode

Kyle Gospo•10mo ago

None, those fan control services should have only been enabled OOTB based on your dmi name being jupiter or galileo (Deck LCD or OLED) that image is totally good for HTPC use cases I'll see if I can reproduce what you ran into, but even that fan controller failing to load isn't an issue

porkloinOP•10mo ago

Awesome, I may have actually enabled it while poking at it 🤔

dnkmmr•10mo ago

why would it be in /usr/share instead of /usr/lib?

Kyle Gospo•10mo ago

Matches valve's package

porkloinOP•10mo ago

For future reference/other people running on desktop machines, I ended up configuring my fans in Bazzite using sensors-detect and pwmconfig, then ensuring that systemctl status fancontrol was running fine before that I was unable to see any sensors in hwmon and any other gui tools like coolero, but all sensors and fans are showing up now

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jupiter-fan-control fails on asus X570-I motherboard