Linux computer monitoring
Linux computer monitoring
Hello, welcome! I'm just starting with Linux and using Pop!_OS 20.10. You mentioned issues with your Asus motherboard and Armoury Crate installation, which can be tricky. There might be alternatives to those hardware tools. Regarding OpenRGB, it seems the system isn't recognizing RGB settings—check your display drivers or BIOS. For fan control, you could try apps like "Fan Control" or "Intel Thermal Manager." Let me know if you need more specific guidance!
You might need a special kernel for your ASUS setup, especially if you're using OpenRGB. The XanMod and Liquorix kernels seem to include the required patches. They also support FSync for Proton. If you're using Corsair Vengeance RGB RAM, the system may require a brief shutdown after each boot. FanControl could be an option, though I doubt it will work well. None of your ASUS boards currently support "lm_sensors," which FanControl relies on for fan control. You might need to adjust the fan curve in the BIOS. For temperature monitoring, consider downloading https://github.com/electrified/asus-wmi-sensors and using terminal commands like "watch -n.2 sensors" or HardInfo. Updated July 17, 2021 by Nayr438 – corrected patch reference for ASUS OpenRGB.
I need to put the system to sleep and then come back? Yes, the lm sensors command didn’t work. Should I keep the fans at maximum all the time or should I stick with the pre-set curves? Are you familiar with the Linux server OS named Proxmox? That was the operating system we were supposed to use but couldn’t because of the Nvidia GPU. I tried AMD, but it doesn’t seem available in our area. Do you have any suggestions for getting Proxmox running? Also, I couldn’t type commands during installation since there were no USB 2.0 ports on the motherboard. Is that an issue? Thanks for your assistance.
To manage the RGB settings on the memory, it seems likely. I’d stick with the pre-applied fan curve initially. If possible, monitoring temperatures would be helpful, especially with ASUS-WMI sensors. I haven’t encountered this issue before, but I’m not sure why a NVIDIA GPU might cause trouble. Have you run into any problems? On my end, it hasn’t been an issue. You might want to use your USB 3 ports instead. Consider updating your BIOS or trying a Manjaro live install to check if the problem continues—if it doesn’t appear there, a more advanced kernel might be needed.
During setup a black display will show confirming all components are installed. Other parts besides the graphics card and front panel audio won't start up. The precise error reads Nvidiafb:cannot request PCI regions. Should I switch to an AMD graphics card? I own an RTX 2060. An alternative is installing it on top of Debian, but I can't install Debian without an Ethernet connection which I lack. How should I proceed?