This is a recreation of bsdfan in the Rust language.

In order to utilize this program, Freebsd's Thinkpad ACPI drivers need to be loaded. You can compile the driver into your kernel by placing the following line in your kernel config:

device acpi_ibm

You can load the driver as a module at boot time by placing the following line into your /boot/loader.conf:

acpi_ibm_load="YES"

Or you can manually load it:

# kldload acpi_ibm

Clone this repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/p0l1t1c1an/bsdfan-rs.git

cd into the cloned repo:

$ cd bsdfan-rs

Then run make to compile the program:

$ make

Finally, run make install as root

# make install

This will install a binary called bsdfan, a config file as bsdfan.conf, and a startup script.

Located at /usr/local/etc/bsdfan.toml

There is an optional delay option in milliseconds
Its default value is 2000 milliseconds (2 seconds)

Can be set like so:

delay = 3000

Levels is the set of all levels the fan will switch between.
Each level has its number (num), min_temp (min), and max_temp (max).

This is default config that is installed unless a previous one already exists:

Levels = [
{num = 0, min =  0, max = 44}, 
{num = 1, min = 40, max = 48},
{num = 2, min = 44, max = 52},
{num = 3, min = 48, max = 56},
{num = 4, min = 52, max = 60},
{num = 5, min = 56, max = 64},
{num = 6, min = 60, max = 68},
{num = 7, min = 64, max = 32767},
]

num (i32) is the fan_level from 0 (idle) to 7/8 (max speed).
Some thinkpads support 7 as max and some have 8 as max.
Safest to just set max to 7, if you don't know for your device.

min (f32) is the temperature at which the program jumps back a level.
max (f32) is the temperature at which the program jumps up a level.

Other Rules
You can NOT repeat the same num twice in Levels.
The placement order of nums doesn't matter, but your levels will be sort by num after being read.
However, the max of a level must be greater than the min of the next level once it has been sorted.

Aliases are also set is you want to change the variable names.

delay to delay_millis
Levels to levels
num to number, lvl, or level
min to min_temp or minimum
max to max_temp or maximum

To run the program call the following command as root:

# bsdfan

To enable bsdfan-rs at startup include the following to your /etc/rc.conf:

bsdfan_enable="YES"

First, cd back into the cloned repo

$ cd /path/to/bsdfan-rs

Then, simply run make uninstall as root

# make uninstall

This will remove the binary and startup script. Your config file will still exist and will have to be removed manually.
You can do this by running rm on the config as root.

# rm /usr/local/etc/bsdfan.conf

This program was somewhat based off of bsdfan, https://github.com/claudiozz/bsdfan.
Check out @claudiozz and their programs.