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Add support for Apple Silicon
-Update classes to read correct Apple Silicon CPU sensor -Update project to compile a Universal 2 binary. Upgraded Sparkle to 2.1.0 as that was the latest and supports ARM64. -Add MacBookPro18,1 to Machines.plist
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Raafat Akkad
@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ All changes smcFanControl does to the fan controlling get lost after you shutdow
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\b I get a "smcFanControl has not been tested on this machine" warning. What does that mean?\
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\b0 Technically smcFanControl supports every intel mac, but it does not come with defaults for every machine. If you get the warning, smcFanControl tries to read out the fan-details directly from the System Management Controller. If you follow the instructions (no other fan control software is running etc.) you should have no problem running smcFanControl on a machine it has not been tested on.\
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\b0 Technically smcFanControl supports every Apple Silicon & Intel Mac, but it does not come with defaults for every machine. If you get the warning, smcFanControl tries to read out the fan-details directly from the System Management Controller. If you follow the instructions (no other fan control software is running etc.) you should have no problem running smcFanControl on a machine it has not been tested on.\
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\b How can I restore the Apple defaults for fanspeed?\
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@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Will there be a version of smcFanControl for Powerbooks or other PPC based Macs?
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\b Wouldn't it be even better to read out the temperature and set the fan speeds depending on the readout than just set the minimum fan speed and let automatic fan control as defined by apple do the rest?\
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\b0 Yes, that approach is even better and could make your machine running cooler, when you are at higher loads. BUT: I did not take this route for smcFanControl, cause it has some risks. Adjusting the fan speed to CPU temperature requires you have a program running in the background (e.g. a daemon) that adjust fan speed continuously . If that program ever crashes or becomes incompatible cause of a System Update (or the readouts of the temperature sensor get inappropriate) , the fans could get set to a wrong (too low) speed and this could probably damage the machine. In addition to that the fan-control-logic is quite complicate. An intel mac has about 10 temperature sensors, that are continuously read out and are used for monitoring and setting the right fan speeds. So it would be "not so great" to read out just the CPU temperature as a foundation for the fan-controlling.\
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\b0 Yes, that approach is even better and could make your machine running cooler, when you are at higher loads. BUT: I did not take this route for smcFanControl, cause it has some risks. Adjusting the fan speed to CPU temperature requires you have a program running in the background (e.g. a daemon) that adjust fan speed continuously . If that program ever crashes or becomes incompatible cause of a System Update (or the readouts of the temperature sensor get inappropriate) , the fans could get set to a wrong (too low) speed and this could probably damage the machine. In addition to that the fan-control-logic is quite complicate. A Mac has about 10 temperature sensors, that are continuously read out and are used for monitoring and setting the right fan speeds. So it would be "not so great" to read out just the CPU temperature as a foundation for the fan-controlling.\
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\b I have got a MBP and smcFanControl is reporting 0rpm for one of my fans?\
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@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ All changes smcFanControl does to the fan controlling get lost after you shutdow
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\b I get a "smcFanControl has not been tested on this machine" warning. What does that mean?\
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\b0 Technically smcFanControl supports every intel mac, but it does not come with defaults for every machine. If you get the warning, smcFanControl tries to read out the fan-details directly from the System Management Controller. If you follow the instructions (no other fan control software is running etc.) you should have no problem running smcFanControl on a machine it has not been tested on.\
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\b0 Technically smcFanControl supports every Apple Silicon & Intel Mac, but it does not come with defaults for every machine. If you get the warning, smcFanControl tries to read out the fan-details directly from the System Management Controller. If you follow the instructions (no other fan control software is running etc.) you should have no problem running smcFanControl on a machine it has not been tested on.\
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\b How can I restore the Apple defaults for fanspeed?\
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@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ Will there be a version of smcFanControl for Powerbooks or other PPC based Macs?
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\b Wouldn't it be even better to read out the temperature and set the fan speeds depending on the readout than just set the minimum fan speed and let automatic fan control as defined by apple do the rest?\
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\b0 Yes, that approach is even better and could make your machine running cooler, when you are at higher loads. BUT: I did not take this route for smcFanControl, cause it has some risks. Adjusting the fan speed to CPU temperature requires you have a program running in the background (e.g. a daemon) that adjust fan speed continuously . If that program ever crashes or becomes incompatible cause of a System Update (or the readouts of the temperature sensor get inappropriate) , the fans could get set to a wrong (too low) speed and this could probably damage the machine. In addition to that the fan-control-logic is quite complicate. An intel mac has about 10 temperature sensors, that are continuously read out and are used for monitoring and setting the right fan speeds. So it would be "not so great" to read out just the CPU temperature as a foundation for the fan-controlling.\
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\b0 Yes, that approach is even better and could make your machine running cooler, when you are at higher loads. BUT: I did not take this route for smcFanControl, cause it has some risks. Adjusting the fan speed to CPU temperature requires you have a program running in the background (e.g. a daemon) that adjust fan speed continuously . If that program ever crashes or becomes incompatible cause of a System Update (or the readouts of the temperature sensor get inappropriate) , the fans could get set to a wrong (too low) speed and this could probably damage the machine. In addition to that the fan-control-logic is quite complicate. A Mac has about 10 temperature sensors, that are continuously read out and are used for monitoring and setting the right fan speeds. So it would be "not so great" to read out just the CPU temperature as a foundation for the fan-controlling.\
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\b I have got a MBP and smcFanControl is reporting 0rpm for one of my fans?\
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@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Oui
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\b J'obtiens le message d'avertissement "smcFanControl n'a pas encore \'e9t\'e9 test\'e9 sur cette machine". Qu'est ce que cela signifie?\
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\b0 Techniquement, smcFanControl fonctionne avec tous les Mac intel, mais ces machines ont des valeurs par d\'e9faut diff\'e9rente. Si vous obtenez ce message, smcFanControl tente de lire la valeur par d\'e9faut directement du System Management Controller. Si vous suivez les instructions (ne pas lancer d'autres logiciels de gestion de ventilation, etc.) vous devriez pouvoir utiliser smcFanControl sur une machine que n'a pas encore \'e9t\'e9 test\'e9e par nos soins.\
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\b0 Techniquement, smcFanControl fonctionne avec tous les Mac Apple Silicon et Intel, mais ces machines ont des valeurs par d\'e9faut diff\'e9rente. Si vous obtenez ce message, smcFanControl tente de lire la valeur par d\'e9faut directement du System Management Controller. Si vous suivez les instructions (ne pas lancer d'autres logiciels de gestion de ventilation, etc.) vous devriez pouvoir utiliser smcFanControl sur une machine que n'a pas encore \'e9t\'e9 test\'e9e par nos soins.\
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\b Comment revenir au valeur par d\'e9fauts d\'e9finies par Apple ?\
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@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Toutefois, vous pouvez d\'e9finir une vitesse minimale sous OSX puis red\'e9mar
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\b Ne serait-il pas mieux de d\'e9finir la vitesse de rotation en fonction de la temp\'e9rature plut\'f4t que de choisir une vitesse minimale et laisse Apple faire le reste ?\
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\b0 Oui, cette approche serait probablement plus int\'e9ressante. MAIS : cette m\'e9thode n'a pas \'e9t\'e9 retenue car elle comporte des risques. D\'e9finir la vitesse en fonction de la temp\'e9rature requiert un programme qui tourne en continue. Si ce programme crash ou devient incompatible \'e0 la suite d'une mise \'e0 jour, le ventilateur pourrait \'eatre d\'e9fini \'e0 une valeur trop basse qui pourrait endommager votre machine. D'autre part, cette logique est complexe \'e0 mettre en oeuvre. Un mac intel poss\'e8de une dizaine de sondes de temp\'e9rature, lues continuellement afin de d\'e9finir la vitesse ad\'e9quate de rotation des ventilateurs. Ainsi il ne serait pas judicieux de se reposer sur la lecture d'une seule sonde pour le contr\'f4le de la ventilation.\
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\b0 Oui, cette approche serait probablement plus int\'e9ressante. MAIS : cette m\'e9thode n'a pas \'e9t\'e9 retenue car elle comporte des risques. D\'e9finir la vitesse en fonction de la temp\'e9rature requiert un programme qui tourne en continue. Si ce programme crash ou devient incompatible \'e0 la suite d'une mise \'e0 jour, le ventilateur pourrait \'eatre d\'e9fini \'e0 une valeur trop basse qui pourrait endommager votre machine. D'autre part, cette logique est complexe \'e0 mettre en oeuvre. Un Mac poss\'e8de une dizaine de sondes de temp\'e9rature, lues continuellement afin de d\'e9finir la vitesse ad\'e9quate de rotation des ventilateurs. Ainsi il ne serait pas judicieux de se reposer sur la lecture d'une seule sonde pour le contr\'f4le de la ventilation.\
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\b Je poss\'e8de un MBP et smcFanControl m'indique 0 rpm pour l'un des ventilateurs\
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@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ All changes smcFanControl does to the fan controlling get lost after you shutdow
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\b I get a "smcFanControl has not been tested on this machine" warning. What does that mean?\
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\b0 Technically smcFanControl supports every intel mac, but it does not come with defaults for every machine. If you get the warning, smcFanControl tries to read out the fan-details directly from the System Management Controller. If you follow the instructions (no other fan control software is running etc.) you should have no problem running smcFanControl on a machine it has not been tested on.\
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\b0 Technically smcFanControl supports every Apple Silicon & Intel Mac, but it does not come with defaults for every machine. If you get the warning, smcFanControl tries to read out the fan-details directly from the System Management Controller. If you follow the instructions (no other fan control software is running etc.) you should have no problem running smcFanControl on a machine it has not been tested on.\
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\b How can I restore the Apple defaults for fanspeed?\
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@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Will there be a version of smcFanControl for Powerbooks or other PPC based Macs?
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\b Wouldn't it be even better to read out the temperature and set the fan speeds depending on the readout than just set the minimum fan speed and let automatic fan control as defined by apple do the rest?\
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\b0 Yes, that approach is even better and could make your machine running cooler, when you are at higher loads. BUT: I did not take this route for smcFanControl, cause it has some risks. Adjusting the fan speed to CPU temperature requires you have a program running in the background (e.g. a daemon) that adjust fan speed continuously . If that program ever crashes or becomes incompatible cause of a System Update (or the readouts of the temperature sensor get inappropriate) , the fans could get set to a wrong (too low) speed and this could probably damage the machine. In addition to that the fan-control-logic is quite complicate. An intel mac has about 10 temperature sensors, that are continuously read out and are used for monitoring and setting the right fan speeds. So it would be "not so great" to read out just the CPU temperature as a foundation for the fan-controlling.\
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\b0 Yes, that approach is even better and could make your machine running cooler, when you are at higher loads. BUT: I did not take this route for smcFanControl, cause it has some risks. Adjusting the fan speed to CPU temperature requires you have a program running in the background (e.g. a daemon) that adjust fan speed continuously . If that program ever crashes or becomes incompatible cause of a System Update (or the readouts of the temperature sensor get inappropriate) , the fans could get set to a wrong (too low) speed and this could probably damage the machine. In addition to that the fan-control-logic is quite complicate. A Mac has about 10 temperature sensors, that are continuously read out and are used for monitoring and setting the right fan speeds. So it would be "not so great" to read out just the CPU temperature as a foundation for the fan-controlling.\
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\b I have got a MBP and smcFanControl is reporting 0rpm for one of my fans?\
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<key>NumFans</key>
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<integer>2</integer>
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</dict>
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<dict>
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<key>Fans</key>
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<array>
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<dict>
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<key>Description</key>
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<string>Left Fan</string>
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<key>Maxspeed</key>
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<integer>4296</integer>
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<key>Minspeed</key>
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<integer>1499</integer>
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<key>selspeed</key>
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<integer>1499</integer>
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</dict>
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<dict>
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<key>Description</key>
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<string>Right Fan</string>
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<key>Maxspeed</key>
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<integer>4744</integer>
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<key>Minspeed</key>
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<integer>1499</integer>
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<key>selspeed</key>
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<integer>1499</integer>
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</dict>
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</array>
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<key>Machine</key>
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<string>MacBookPro18,1</string>
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<key>Maxspeed</key>
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<integer>4744</integer>
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<key>Minspeed</key>
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<integer>1499</integer>
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<key>NumFans</key>
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<integer>2</integer>
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</dict>
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</array>
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</plist>
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\b Me sale el aviso "smcFanControl no ha sido probado en esta m\'e1quina". \'bfQu\'e9 significa?\
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\b0 T\'e9cnicamente smcFanControl funciona en todos los mac Intel, pero no trae los valores por defecto para todos los modelos. Si sale este aviso smcFanControl tratar\'e1 de leer los valores por defecto del SMC (System Management Controller) Si sigue las instrucciones (no hay otro controlador de ventiladoes, etc) no deber\'eda de tener ning\'fan problema en usarlo en un modelo en el que no haya sido probado a\'fan.\
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\b0 T\'e9cnicamente smcFanControl funciona en todos los Mac Apple Silicon o Intel, pero no trae los valores por defecto para todos los modelos. Si sale este aviso smcFanControl tratar\'e1 de leer los valores por defecto del SMC (System Management Controller) Si sigue las instrucciones (no hay otro controlador de ventiladoes, etc) no deber\'eda de tener ning\'fan problema en usarlo en un modelo en el que no haya sido probado a\'fan.\
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\b \'bfComo puedo recobrar los valores por defecto de Apple para la velocidad de los ventiladores?\
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\b \'bfNo ser\'eda mejor leer los valores de temperaura y ajustar la velocidad que limitarse a cambiar el valor m\'ednimo y dejar que el control autom\'e1tico de ventiladores de Apple haga el resto?\
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\b0 Si, ese camino es mejor y puede que haga que la m\'e1quina funcione m\'e1s fresca cuando la carga es alta... PERO: No eleg\'ed este camino por los los riesgos que tiene. Requiere un programa en segundo plano (un daemon) ajustando constantemente la velocidad. Si este programa es incompatible con una fuura actualiaci\'f3n del sistema o se cuelga puede fijar la velocidad a un valor demasiado bajo y estropear la m\'e1quina. Adem\'e1s la l\'f3gica que hay que a\'f1adir es muy complicada, un mac intel tiene en torno a 10 sensores de temperatura, con lo que simplemente "leer la temperatura de la CPU y ajustar el ventilador" no es tan buena idea.\
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\b0 Si, ese camino es mejor y puede que haga que la m\'e1quina funcione m\'e1s fresca cuando la carga es alta... PERO: No eleg\'ed este camino por los los riesgos que tiene. Requiere un programa en segundo plano (un daemon) ajustando constantemente la velocidad. Si este programa es incompatible con una fuura actualiaci\'f3n del sistema o se cuelga puede fijar la velocidad a un valor demasiado bajo y estropear la m\'e1quina. Adem\'e1s la l\'f3gica que hay que a\'f1adir es muy complicada, un Mac tiene en torno a 10 sensores de temperatura, con lo que simplemente "leer la temperatura de la CPU y ajustar el ventilador" no es tan buena idea.\
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\b \'bfTengo un MBP y smcFanControl dice que un ventilador gira a 0rpm?\
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