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Another update. I forked guedou's TS-453Be panq project here: https://github.com/scottshanafelt/TS-877 Guedou's module already has the ability to control fans via ID number, but it was hard coded to his TS-453Be values. My fork changes the "fan" command to "cpufan" and adds "diskfan". This seems to work fine to at least manually control my fans (and probably setup a little monitoring script). Ideally we would find something to integrate with lm_sensors so the unraid UI displays proper fan speeds and can control them.

Quick update here. I built the panq bin (on another machine) found at: https://github.com/guedou/TS-453Be and simply moved it into /root on my unraid machine temporarily. Executing it with "panq check" detects the chipset. Temperature does return a value, and setting fan does effect *A* fan! My TS877 has 2cpu blower fans and 2 drive cage fans, with independent rpm control. This single fan option appears to control just the drive cage fans. At this point it's clear this application was written for a specific hardware setup (QNAP TS-453Be) but qnap seems to have some consistency across some models, and it's a good starting point for me. I'll try to continue updates with my progress in case it helps others.

this is pretty interesting, but does the panq tool allow for unraid to access the devices(temp/fans) under the ITE chip? But even if it doesn't, at this point I'd be happy to have ANY mechanism to let me adjust fan speed, even if manually. Thanks!

Hi DarkMan83, Did you ever figure this out? I have a QNAP TS-877 I'm running unraid on and appear to have a similar issue. Thanks!