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I don't have a second fan on my own laptop so no idea... BTW please take a look at https://github.com/SkyLandTW/clevo-indicator which is a completed ubuntu indicator for fan control. The fanctrl.c here is just a demo / proof of concept. All further developments for Linux are in clevo-indicator |
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on those addresses seem to be the value for my second fan. There is a high corelation between values returned and the fan being fast or turned off :)
But I have no idea if those are right, it just looks right and maybe you know something more?