Phoenix Down

Some point in the future? Probably. Near-future? Doesn't sound likely. Check out this Q&A with LimeTech's CEO from Aug 2019: https://unraid.net/blog/unraid-14th-birthday-blog

Take a look at this: Not certain if it will work for you, since I have a different thermal/fan chip (IT8688), but worth a try.

I found a workaround: Specifically, this part at the end: The it87 driver will now load on boot and your fan speeds will be displayed on the Unraid dashboard, and the fan controllers will be available in Dynamix Auto Fan Control. Warning: Setting acpi_enforce_resources to lax is considered risky for reasons explained here. Of course I didn't need the "video=efifb:off" part, so I just added "acpi_enforce_resources=lax" to my /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg, then "modprobe it87 force_id=0x8628" to my /boot/config/go. A little risky (see link above), but otherwise seems to be working well so far. Will monitor it for any instability. Just want to share my findings in case someone else finds this post later.

Hi all, System Temp doesn't seem to have drivers for my motherboard's temperature sensors (Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming - ITE IT8688E). Here's the "sensor-detect" output: Here's the "sensors" output: I set ACPI Temp 2 as MB Temp, but I have no idea if that's correct. I in fact have no idea what those 2 ACPI tempeatures are. The motherboard has 6 thermal sensors and 4 fan headers: Furthermore, under "Array Fan Speed" in Dynamix System Temp, I'm not able to select anything at all. Any help would be appreciated.