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| - | ==== Fan Application | + | ==== Fan application |
| This method is recommended if you are using a desktop OS. Find '' | This method is recommended if you are using a desktop OS. Find '' | ||
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| - | ==== Command | + | ==== Command |
| You can also use commands to control the fan from the terminal. | You can also use commands to control the fan from the terminal. | ||
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| ``` | ``` | ||
| - | === Get and Set the trigger temperature === | + | === Get and set the trigger temperature === |
| You can read the trigger temperature from the following nodes: | You can read the trigger temperature from the following nodes: | ||
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| - | === Mainline | + | === Mainline |
| The fan is controlled automatically by the Linux thermal subsystem. Temperatures are in millidegrees Celsius. | The fan is controlled automatically by the Linux thermal subsystem. Temperatures are in millidegrees Celsius. | ||
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