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 # HP-ILO-Fan-Control
 Uses a Custom ROM for The Hp ILO adapter
+
+Allows a Simple Fan Curve to be set using the Custom ROM by u/phoenixdev on reddit (linked below)
+In this Repo all files that you need are included : )
+The folder contians the unpacked ilo with the replacement rom pre copied. 
+
+all you need to run is the commands below.
+
+STEPS: 
+
+1. Switch Ilo into Maintainance mode. On the Dl360p Gen8 This is located near the backplane conectors on the motherboard. (images in the images file) then reboot.
+
+2. Download and copy to you server the ilo_250 Folder
+
+3. Then run These commands: 
+/etc/init.d/hp-ams stop
+/etc/init.d/hp-health stop
+/etc/init.d/hp-snmp-agents stop
+rmmod hpilo
+modprobe -r hpilo (on non root users you may need to add sudo to this command)
+cd ilo_250
+./flash_ilo4 --direct (on non root users you may need to add sudo to this command) (also When Flashing the Fans may spin up to near 100% so be prepared)
+
+4. Once the flash has completed shudown your system and unplug it. Make sure to Switch the ilo back out of maintainance mode.
+
+5. Create a file called autofan.service in /etc/systemd/system/ and copy this code: 
+
+[Unit]
+Description=Fan Speed Controler using autofan.sh
+
+[Service]
+Restart=always
+RestartSec=10s
+ExecStart=/bin/bash /autofan.sh
+
+6. Copy the Autofan.sh to the / directory
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+7. Run systemctl daemon-reload and systemctl start autofan
+
+8. Create a corontab command to start the systemd service on startup: @reboot systemctl start autofan
+
+9. enjoy silence : ) and if thats to fast or slow edit the autofan.sh to your needs.
+
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+Original Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/hix44v/silence_of_the_fans_pt_2_hp_ilo_4_273_now_with/