allen--smithee

I share my personal experience, this one works with me. I use Helios64 on SD Card 32Gb, with this version https://imola.armbian.com/archive/helios64/archive/Armbian_21.08.2_Helios64_buster_current_5.10.63.img.xz installing omv with this script. https://github.com/OpenMediaVault-Plugin-Developers/installScript I modified or added a few lines in files but I can't tell you exactly which one and how because I forgot since. I use 3 SSD disks individually managed by OMV + Containers. no raid, just EXT format Nothing special, but it is sufficient for my family use. With 45 cents per kilowatt, Helios64 + SSD will cost me a maximum of 40 Euros this year. (Energie cost 2.5x since september)

/usr/sbin/fancontrol line 44 >> Max= precisely defines the nominal speed when fancontrol is inactive, which means, at the ignition of the device before the launching of the processes (including fancontrol) and at the extintion of the device when the processes are interrupted (including fancontrol) and it can last several minutes when you have installed OMV and some containers. But yes indeed you hear the fans roar for a second at the start and the end before the unit shuts down completely. I leave MAX=80 because from memory during my previous tests, the fans make an audible noise, which allowed me to verify that my unit restarted or turned off when I sent a command from my phone. A memory because it's been a while... /usr/sbin/fancontrol Line 394 >> declare -A PWM_ENABLE_ORIG_STATE Line 395 >> declare -A PWM_ORIG_STATE >> /usr/sbin/pwmconfig line 46 >> function LoadConfig line 108 Line 521 >> function UpdateFanSpeeds Line 609

fancontrol no longer returns an error , your startup and shutdown are no longer noisy now ?

p5-fan and /dev/thermal-cpu doesn't exist, try with these changes copy paste /etc/udev/rules.d/90-helios64-hwmon.rules copy paste /etc/fancontrol shutdown 0 Start ls -l /dev/thermal-cpu/ systemctl status fancontrol.service

I'm curious what is the result of this command systemctl status fancontrol.service and what does the next command say systemctl start fancontrol.service if the configuration file /etc/fancontrol contains it a syntax error or wrong variable fancontrol will not run. also check ls -l /sys/class/hwmon | grep fan ls -l /etc/udev/rules.d/ cat /etc/udev/rules.d/90-helios64-hwmon.rules ls -l /dev/thermal-cpu/ Have you read old threads on the subject?

Hi, maybe you want to modify some lines, /usr/sbin/fancontrol my value is MAX=80 because when it comes to restart or shutdown I want to hear it /etc/fancontrol my fancontrol setup with special setting with high quality thermal paste (With Gelid Solutions GP-Ultimate my unit is without thermal bottleneck Fanless) and use only SSDs. MAXPWM is the key to silence but you have to find the max hwmonX/pwm1 value for CPU100%/Thermal PAD/Heatshink solution = temp1_input ≤ 80°C , otherwise you risk reaching the value of temp1_crit under heavy load. Ex: With the original thermal PAD my old MAXPWM=120

As I often say there are 1001 ways to use a same device. what is obvious for one is a special case for others. You must try for yourself until you get the result that satisfies you in your use. did you follow the procedure, as explained by Kobol? WinSCP makes it very quick and easy to edit files. while wandering around i found this maybe this will fix your mute usb-c.