Yeah that's what they have in the Wiki. Doing some digging I've since learned that WiringPi tends to only expose the pins on the GPIO header. So rather than doing it easy peasy with that I have to figure out how to get directly to the fan pin. I found a couple of examples of how to do it with kernel...

Is the pin used for the fan exposed to the WiringPi library on the website? I've been trying to control it that way because it would be easy. If not can someone point me to to example of how I should approach it from python or C?

I tried using the WiringPi package from the NanoPC-T4 wiki on Armbian and I could not get the fan to start. The wiki says GPIO4_C6 which I assumed was actually GPIO1_C6 in gpio readall. gpio mode 4 pwm won't enable PWM on that pin so I instead set it to output but neither 0 nor 1 make the fan turn o...

Are there any drawings showing the positions of the various connectors on the NanoPC-T4 board? I’m looking to try and layout a panel while I wait for my board to show up.

Can the 30-pin eDP connector be used for a 1920x1080 Laptop LCD using a 30-pin eDP?