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To resolve, copy the script to /usr/local/bin/, edit the /etc/conf.d/lm_sensors file to use the /usr/local/bin/fancontrol module, and start the fancontrol service. The bug I'm working on to make it reliable is https://github.com/isislan/lm_sensors/issues/17.

fancontrol version 0.71 does not have a sensor for internal temperature. For the GPU, fan, and Power, check the sensor support page for your current hwmon version and if you have to specify the sensor path when using them. For GPU, /dev/hwmonX/temp_input as the fan option. For the Power / Power_add, monitor, and PSU_add, check /sys/class/hwmon/hwmonX/temp_input for the correct sensor path. For all others, use /sys/class/hwmon/hwmonN/temp1_input

The fancontrol service may be going into sleep if the fan control target is not in use. It may also not be able to see that the fan target is in use, so it will not raise the speed (at least not until you power off/on the fan or wake up the service). If the service is sleeping, you can force it to consider if the target is in use by adding the --force option to the fancontrol command line.

Ok, now we are back to the configurator, and this is where we are able to adjust all of the parameters. We are guided through the GUI where the script would normally be and is shown a list of parameters. This part of the GUI is only available for hwmon fan software, because fancontrol is only using the system sysfs hwmon support to control fans.

The next parameter is the default fan speed. It should be set to the speed the fans are running currently. This will make fancontrol start at the same speed as the fans are running, making the fan go up to and over the speed value. In the case of the Corsair H100 fans, the default value is approximately 11.0. We can find this value with the following command:

Use only the one supported by Hddtemp, which will display the temperature rather than S.M.A.R.T. not available.
Replace /dev/sda with the correct one in the script if necessary.
If you have not yet configured Fancontrol, see this page , this page , and this page and run the following commands one by one (restart Linux after running the first one):

The enumerated hwmon symlinks located in /sys/class/hwmon/ might vary in order because the kernel modules do not load in a consistent order per boot. Because of this, it may cause fancontrol to not function correctly. The error is Configuration appears to be outdated, please run pwmconfig again. Upstream bug.

Once the sensors are properly configured, use pwmconfig(8) to test and configure fan speed control. Following the guide should create /etc/fancontrol, a customized configuration file. In the guide, the default answers are in parenthesis if you press enter without typing anything. Enter y for yes, n for no.

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Here's where it gets ugly very quickly: fancontrol is a simple bash script. It is completely incapable of talking to any hardware that's not setup by the kernels hwmon sub-system. You will, therefore, need a kernel module capable of talking to the actual hardware interfaces on the motherboard. This will, sadly, in many cases require a out-of-kernel module. Most modern AMD AM4 motherboards require a out-of-kernel version of the it87 module. So, when you get to this point in the script, make sure that you only have the it87 module installed as an out-of-kernel driver, and you're ready to roll.

Then we can proceed within the pwmconfig script to setting up a fancontrol config file. On the next menu, I selected 1) hwmon1/device/pwm2 to configure. As the settings will be temperature controlled, we need to choose a particular temperature sensor to be the driver. We are presented with a list of all sensors on each device:

systemctl: Failed at step EXEC spawning /etc/rsyncd.conf 
: Exec format error 

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After that, in order for rsync to work, the interfaces and network subsystems must be ready. That brings us to part II of the rsync-based fan-control solution. We need to (1) talk to the hwmon interface drivers, and (2) talk to the interface drivers via the kernel module. For intel_pch, this works perfectly because hwmon drivers are integrated to the module. For amd_rst, the script is basically the same, the only difference is the place where rsync is called. This time, it is called after the module is loaded and as soon as systemd switches to the target subsystem. It behaves exactly like I described earlier: the script has no more T to keystroke, and the script enters the suspend state.

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• Linux kernel supports AMD Ryzen. A v124 (v111 was working, but isn't anymore) also means t8xx now.
• Linux kernel supports AMD AM4. A v124 (v111 was working, but isn't anymore) also means i8xx now.

• Windows 7, 8.1, 10, Windows Server 2008, 2012
• Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0 or later
• NET Framework 4.5 or later

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