Hi,
I have a Supermicro H11DSi-NT motherboard that I am using for a dual boot (Ubuntu 18.04 and Windows 10) workstation. I am trying to lower the fan speed.
I successfully lowered the fan speed on Ubuntu 18.04 using the excellent reference put together by PigLover:
https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?resources/supermicro-x9-x10-x11-fan-speed-control.20/
I put together a startup script that utilizes IPMI "raw" controls to set a target speed percentage. Although I will look into controlling fan speed based on temperature later, I am currently only looking to set a specific level of fan speed.
However, I have not figured out how to control the fan speed when booting into Windows 10. My initial attempt was to perform a similar procedure by installing Cygwin and ipmitool, but I am unable to package the IPMI binary and the dlls to build ipmitool in Windows (see reference: ipmitool for windows).
Could anyone provide instructions on how to build ipmitool in Windows to control fan speed? Or suggest an alternative solution for Windows?
Thanks.
I have a Supermicro H11DSi-NT motherboard that I am using for a dual boot (Ubuntu 18.04 and Windows 10) workstation. I am trying to lower the fan speed.
I successfully lowered the fan speed on Ubuntu 18.04 using the excellent reference put together by PigLover:
https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?resources/supermicro-x9-x10-x11-fan-speed-control.20/
I put together a startup script that utilizes IPMI "raw" controls to set a target speed percentage. Although I will look into controlling fan speed based on temperature later, I am currently only looking to set a specific level of fan speed.
However, I have not figured out how to control the fan speed when booting into Windows 10. My initial attempt was to perform a similar procedure by installing Cygwin and ipmitool, but I am unable to package the IPMI binary and the dlls to build ipmitool in Windows (see reference: ipmitool for windows).
Could anyone provide instructions on how to build ipmitool in Windows to control fan speed? Or suggest an alternative solution for Windows?
Thanks.