Set Fanspeed of NVIDIA GPU on headless Ubuntu server at boot?
We use a headless system (a monitor-less CyberPC gaming machine) in my high performance computing research lab running Ubuntu 16.04 (kernel 4.4.0-141 generic) containing a NVIDIA GTX 1080 (as a GPGPU) on v384.130 drivers.
I often notice that the fans are either not running, or only run intermittently.
I don't like that, for a number of reasons.
I'm aware of how to set the fanspeed using the NVIDIA XServer settings with coolbits=4 (see "How can I change the nvidia GPU fan speed?" on AskUbuntu).
However, this only seems works when a user is logged into an XServer instance on the machine.
How can I set the fanspeed (or at least a minimum speed) at boot?
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We use a headless system (a monitor-less CyberPC gaming machine) in my high performance computing research lab running Ubuntu 16.04 (kernel 4.4.0-141 generic) containing a NVIDIA GTX 1080 (as a GPGPU) on v384.130 drivers.
I often notice that the fans are either not running, or only run intermittently.
I don't like that, for a number of reasons.
I'm aware of how to set the fanspeed using the NVIDIA XServer settings with coolbits=4 (see "How can I change the nvidia GPU fan speed?" on AskUbuntu).
However, this only seems works when a user is logged into an XServer instance on the machine.
How can I set the fanspeed (or at least a minimum speed) at boot?
linux ubuntu nvidia-graphics-card gpgpu
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We use a headless system (a monitor-less CyberPC gaming machine) in my high performance computing research lab running Ubuntu 16.04 (kernel 4.4.0-141 generic) containing a NVIDIA GTX 1080 (as a GPGPU) on v384.130 drivers.
I often notice that the fans are either not running, or only run intermittently.
I don't like that, for a number of reasons.
I'm aware of how to set the fanspeed using the NVIDIA XServer settings with coolbits=4 (see "How can I change the nvidia GPU fan speed?" on AskUbuntu).
However, this only seems works when a user is logged into an XServer instance on the machine.
How can I set the fanspeed (or at least a minimum speed) at boot?
linux ubuntu nvidia-graphics-card gpgpu
We use a headless system (a monitor-less CyberPC gaming machine) in my high performance computing research lab running Ubuntu 16.04 (kernel 4.4.0-141 generic) containing a NVIDIA GTX 1080 (as a GPGPU) on v384.130 drivers.
I often notice that the fans are either not running, or only run intermittently.
I don't like that, for a number of reasons.
I'm aware of how to set the fanspeed using the NVIDIA XServer settings with coolbits=4 (see "How can I change the nvidia GPU fan speed?" on AskUbuntu).
However, this only seems works when a user is logged into an XServer instance on the machine.
How can I set the fanspeed (or at least a minimum speed) at boot?
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linux ubuntu nvidia-graphics-card gpgpu
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