Convert kernel hwmon interface to use PWM (0-255) intsead of RPM#261
Convert kernel hwmon interface to use PWM (0-255) intsead of RPM#261
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johnfanv2
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LGTM, I gonna make the python changes and this can be merge. #185 need to be update since it have some fixes to new devices |
* this is the cherry-pick commit of #185 need testing Signed-off-by: Gonçalo Negrier Duarte <gonegrier.duarte@gmail.com>
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The commit I just push need be tested in a newer device but the code did compile. @antheas can you give a look if I miss something. |
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kernel lgmt I would personally keep using rpm for older models and change the driver name though. Perhaps even split the EC fan stuff to a different module that is out-of-tree, and try to merge only the WMI to the kernel. |
Probably you are right and that would need to be done, but since I don't think the drive would be push to mainline anytime soon, let wait. |
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| OtherMethodFeature_C_U1 = 0x05010000, | ||
| OtherMethodFeature_TEMP_CPU = 0x05040000, | ||
| OtherMethodFeature_TEMP_GPU = 0x05050000, | ||
| OtherMethodFeature_FAN_FULLSPEED = 0x04020000, |
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What is the source for that? Is there already a function that uses it that is not in this commit? Maybe you already have info how to use it. It is currently not used in this file.
| u32 FST6; | ||
| u32 FST7; | ||
| u32 FST8; | ||
| u32 FST9; |
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What is FTLE? Length?
FSTL: is this field renamed in Legion Go?
FST* = temp;
FSS* = speed; is it 0-100 (percent), pwn (0-255), or in rpm?
| struct fancurve *fancurve) | ||
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| u8 buffer[88]; | ||
| struct WMIFanTableRead fantable; |
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Good idea. By adding this new fields we get exactly 88 Bytes. These fields where not defined in the ACPI code of other models.
| (struct WMIFanTableRead *)&buffer[0]; | ||
| fancurve->current_point_i = 0; | ||
| fancurve->size = 10; | ||
| fancurve->size = fantable.FSTL; |
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Hmm. This does not work for other models because FSTL is not set to 10 but just not set.
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| err = wmi_exec_arg(WMI_GUID_LENOVO_FAN_METHOD, 0, | ||
| WMI_METHOD_ID_FAN_SET_TABLE, buffer, sizeof(buffer)); | ||
| WMI_METHOD_ID_FAN_SET_TABLE, &fan, sizeof(fan)); |
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In the old code we write a buffer of size 0x20. Now we write an object of size 0x34. Will this break stuff in old models?
| &sensor_dev_attr_pwm1_mode.dev_attr.attr, NULL | ||
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| static struct attribute *fancurve_hwmon_attributes_legion_go[] = { |
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Why create new hwmon entries? Do we need new ones with other properties?
| &sensor_dev_attr_pwm1_auto_point10_pwm.dev_attr.attr, | ||
| // These should be read only if the driver is properly implemented | ||
| // and either fail to set or noop | ||
| // &sensor_dev_attr_pwm1_auto_point1_temp.dev_attr.attr, |
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I guess, we can make set read/write properties depending on model or just error out/ignore it.
| .is_visible = legion_hwmon_is_visible, | ||
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| static const struct attribute_group legion_go_hwmon_fancurve_group = { |
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See above. I guess, this might be removed.
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This will make it compliant with Kernel standard for hwmon and compatible with different fan curves (rpm, percentage, ...) of different models.