# cpu_low_threshold: The lower temperature threshold in # As the temperature increase CPU cores will be disabled and vice versa. # to keep the temperature of the applicance below a critical level. # Based on those thresholds the service will enable/disable CPU cores in order # The next section contains temperature threshold for CPU cores management. # Warning: this could lead to hardware damage. # overring the minimum fan speed set by the service. # force_minimum_fan_speed: Force the minimum fan speed set by minimum_fan_speed # For example the UDM Pro set the minimum fan speed to be around 50% (127) when # The effective minimum fan speed is clamped to the original minimum fan speed # minimum_fan_speed: The minimum fan speed Possibility to customize temperature thresholds in /etc/ubnt/nf.Possibility to override minimum_fan_speed in /etc/ubnt/nf.Better error handling of fputs/fprintf (original code could lead to damaging behaviours).Better error handling of fgets/sscanf (original code could lead to damaging behaviours).It has been years since the last time i did a bit of reverse engineering and writting C code, so i though it was also a good opportunity to. It was running too hot (at least from my point of view) and the fans were running at 0%. The motivation to start this project is/was the lack of customization of the fan speed on my UDM Pro. This work is based on the ubnt-fan-speed executable found on the UDM Pro firmware version 1.7.2. This repository contains a reversed engineered based source code of the /usr/sbin/ubnt-fan-speed executable found running as a service on some ubiquiti applicance (i.e: UDM Pro).
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