ThirDegree

I uninstalled Bngoold’s patch, updated the plugin, and I am not seeing stats for my AXi1600 either as a point of reference. The patch before did present stats prior to uninstalling and updating the plugin. Following the troubleshooting from the README with Bngoold’s patch after updating the plugin: - Check: lsusb | grep -i corsair (should show device) Bus 001 Device 010: ID 1b1c:1c11 Corsair USB API - Test binary: /usr/local/bin/ax1600i (should show PSU data) Found device Device desc DeviceDescriptor { bLength: 18, bDescriptorType: 1, bcdUSB: 272, bDeviceClass: 0, bDeviceSubClass: 0, bDeviceProtocol: 0, bMaxPacketSize: 64, idVendor: 6940, idProduct: 7185, bcdDevice: 256, iManufacturer: 1, iProduct: 2, iSerialNumber: 3, bNumConfigurations: 1 } Device config ConfigDescriptor { bLength: 9, bDescriptorType: 2, wTotalLength: 32, bNumInterfaces: 1, bConfigurationValue: 1, iConfiguration: 0, bmAttributes: 128, bMaxPower : 15 } Device interface 0 Device name: AX1600i Version: [0, 9, 0] Device firmware: USB to SMB Bridge (Firmware by Ross Fosler) Input: voltage = 121 v, current = 2.53125 a, power = 300 w Rail 0: voltage = 12.015625 v, current = 13.375 a, power = 160 w Rail 1: voltage = 4.9375 v, current = 8.5625 a, power = 40 w Rail 2: voltage = 3.296875 v, current = 2.625 a, power = 0 w 12v page 4: voltage = 12.015625 v, current = 2.625 a, power = 35, ocp limit = 40.4375 12v page 5: voltage = 12.015625 v, current = 4.9375 a, power = 63, ocp limit = 40.4375 Uptime 14.92 hours Temp 1 35.5 C Temp 2 38.25 C Fan speed 0 rpm Setting fan mode - Check: /boot/extra/ax1600i (binary should be present on flash) root@xxxx: ls /boot/extra/ax1600i ls: cannot access '/boot/extra/ax1600i': No such file or directory Perhaps the last step where the binary is not showing on flash is the culprit?

Sorry to be “that guy”, just curious if you still have interest in trying to incorporate ax1600i support in this plugin. I realize time to incorporate and interest to incorporate are different. Just curious, and thank you in advance if you reply.

Howdy, were you ever able to do any testing with your ax1600i? Have one myself so needless to say I am interested.