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Hi all,

Is there any way that I can get some control over th fan in my Evo N400C laptop running OpenBSD 4.0?
Right now the fan is running constantly and it woulf be nice if it could be quiet sometime.
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Generally, in /usr/ports/sysutils you may find something useful like :
xmbmon, healthd, lmmon. Other approach should be asking the vendor whether they have some software written for that purpose.
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