Eraden/amdgpud

Integration with fancontrol-gui/kcm ?

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unfa commented

fancontrol-gui is a very nice visual front-end to fancontrol.
fancontrol-kcm integrates fancontrol-gui with KDE Control Center which is even better, as it allows the user to have all the settings integrated in one place.

The problem is - fancontrol doens't allow specifying a curve. Only a linear function.

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amdfand fills that gap, but I wasn't able to find a visual tool for it.
Maybe some collaboration between the projects could be done to integrate all the best features?

Eraden commented

To be honest I'm planning to create GUI and even started investigating egui since it has potting. Second step is checking if druid could be better.

But I'll check what I can do for fancontrol-gui and fancontrol-kcm

olielvewen commented 
Maybe some collaboration between the projects could be done to integrate all the best features?

@unfa 

Excellent idea. The interface is rather pleasant and functional. In addition, it will avoid too much work to Eraden.

This solution will quickly provide an interface that can serve as a starting point for Eraden if he still wants to create his own interface in Rust.

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Eraden commented

@olielvewen @unfa

Please check this: https://github.com/Eraden/amdgpud/tree/gui-app/amdguid

Is this temporarily ok with you? Drag & drop of plot is working (buggy but I want to concentrate on kcm plugin so it must wait)

olielvewen commented

@Eraden 

Great. What is the process to test all this ? Thanks

Eraden commented

@olielvewen

Ubuntu binaries

https://github.com/Eraden/amdgpud/actions/runs/1760759493

Arch Linux binaries

https://static.ita-prog.pl/archlinux-amdgui.zip

From source

  • Install rustup from here:
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
  • Add nightly as a default
rustup default nightly
  • Download code
git clone https://github.com/Eraden/amdgpud.git
git checkout gui-app
  • Build binaries
cargo build --release

Running

Then:

  • Unzip binaries
  • Stop amdfand if it's working
  • Start amdfand manually with root privilages
sudo ./amdfand service
  • Start gui helper with root privilages
sudo ./amdgui-helper
  • Unzip glium (Xorg) or Wayland gui version, to check which you need please run this script:
loginctl show-session $(awk '/tty/ {print $1}' <(loginctl)) -p Type | awk -F= '{print $2}'

If you got wayland you should use wayland, otherwise you need glium

  • Run gui app without root. For Wayland root is not even possible
./amdguid

There's /tmp/amdgui-helper.sock file which is communication channel between helper and local host application so you can implement you in other way.

HELP, I'M LOST

olielvewen commented

Hi @Eraden ,

I come back on this computer today.

Firstly, I'm running on Manjaro Cinnamon last kernel with a graphic card Gigabyte RX 5500 XT 8 Go and Xorg.

I run into an issue directly. I can't run amdfand in a terminal opened in the archlinux folder (and unzip gluim)

sudo ./amdfand service
sudo: ./amdfand : commande introuvable

After I have tried to run amdfand installed on my computer without anysuccess (he was not installed on this computer, In fact, I have already try to use amdfan in live sessions)

sudo amdfand
thread 'main' panicked at 'called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: ValueAfterTable', /home/eraden/code/eraden/amdgpu/amdgpud/amdgpu/src/utils.rs:95:66
note: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtrace
Abandon

THis command doesn't work (no output)

loginctl show-session $(awk '/tty/ {print $1}' <(loginctl)) -p Type | awk -F= '{print $2}'

I 'm trying to catch you on Discord, nice to have an channel. ^ _ ^

Eraden commented

I think there's something really wrong with upx compression here

Please check those binaries:

https://static-ita-prog.pl/archlinux-amdgui.zip

Or compile release without upx