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NoteBook FanControl

NBFC is a cross-platform fan control service for notebooks. It comes with a powerful configuration system, which allows to adjust it to many different notebook models.

How to build

First you have to clone the latest revision of this repo:
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/hirschmann/nbfc.git

Build on Windows

Make sure these packages are installed on your machine:

To build the solution, run the build.ps1 script (which is included in the cloned repo) via Windows Powershell.

If the build was successful there should be a setup file (NbfcBootstrapper.exe) at nbfc\Windows\Setup\NbfcBootstrapper\bin\Release\.
Just start it and follow the instructions :)

Build on Linux

Linux support is still experimental!

If mono is not available on your machine, install the complete package:
sudo apt-get install mono-complete

To build the solution, run the build.sh script (which is included in the cloned repo). The result can be found at nbfc/Linux/bin/ReleaseLinux

If everything worked well, you may want to start the service: sudo start-nbfcservice.sh You can control it via nbfc.exe, e.g. mono nbfc.exe load 'Name of the config' to load a config and start the automatic fan control. To learn more about nbfc.exe call mono nbfc.exe help. Finally, to stop the serivce use sudo stop-nbfcservice.sh.

Have fun :)

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