fan continously runs on kernel 5.8 but I need to use 5. kernel for PCIe sata card
Hi all
so I have an issue and i need to know the options available to me, so I have a Rockpro64 NAS case setup ,running Openmediavault on armbian buster wit kernel 4.4 and ats to control the fan .
My issue is that I get the same fault described in several of the thread regarding the PCIe card , my card fails under intense uploading mounts as read only then eventually remounts as a different drive. not ideal for a Nas.
so I decided to get the marvel 88SE9230 PCIe sata card and I can confirm that binding the driver to the card using a udev rule does allows the card to be recognised,
as discussed in this thread here.
however the drives are not discovered , so as others have said in other threads I changed to the latest available stable kernel 5.8.13 , success! the drives are discovered and I can successfully mount them.
However the problem I discovered is that all the kernels I tried on 5.(+) caused the fan to run continuously , I couldn't get ats to control it! and fresh image with 5.8 kernel on armbian bullseye , buster (upgraded to 5.8) or bionic with 5.8 would all have the fan running continuously.
so here in lies the problem what are my options?
A) do I have to either have the pcie card that doesn't result in a fault (marvell 88SE9230) and have the fan running constantly? , or have it disconnected ?
B) use the asmedia PCIe card with existing 4.4 kernel so at least I can control the fan but I cant use the card intensively.
C) reduce the sata link speed on the asmedia PCIe as patsnew mentioned in another thread and not use the card intensively.
or do I have other options ? any advice you guys can give would be great.
so I have an issue and i need to know the options available to me, so I have a Rockpro64 NAS case setup ,running Openmediavault on armbian buster wit kernel 4.4 and ats to control the fan .
My issue is that I get the same fault described in several of the thread regarding the PCIe card , my card fails under intense uploading mounts as read only then eventually remounts as a different drive. not ideal for a Nas.
so I decided to get the marvel 88SE9230 PCIe sata card and I can confirm that binding the driver to the card using a udev rule does allows the card to be recognised,
as discussed in this thread here.
Quote:Code:root@rockpro64:~# nano /etc/udev/rules.d/99-marvell.rules
RUN+="/bin/bash -c 'echo 0000:01:00.0 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ahci/bind'"
however the drives are not discovered , so as others have said in other threads I changed to the latest available stable kernel 5.8.13 , success! the drives are discovered and I can successfully mount them.
However the problem I discovered is that all the kernels I tried on 5.(+) caused the fan to run continuously , I couldn't get ats to control it! and fresh image with 5.8 kernel on armbian bullseye , buster (upgraded to 5.8) or bionic with 5.8 would all have the fan running continuously.
so here in lies the problem what are my options?
A) do I have to either have the pcie card that doesn't result in a fault (marvell 88SE9230) and have the fan running constantly? , or have it disconnected ?
B) use the asmedia PCIe card with existing 4.4 kernel so at least I can control the fan but I cant use the card intensively.
C) reduce the sata link speed on the asmedia PCIe as patsnew mentioned in another thread and not use the card intensively.
Quote:You can also try reducing the SATA link speed using "libata.force=1.5G" or "libata.force=3G" in the kernel arguments. That seems to have fixed some intermittent problems with my ASMedia SATA card.
or do I have other options ? any advice you guys can give would be great.
