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<p>Migrated reply #1871</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Two ways to do this:<br /> - Add the following two lines to end (before the exit) of /etc/rc.local<br /> <br /> # start fan control<br /> python /home/pi/x735-v2.5/pwm_fan_control.py &amp;<br /> <br /> - Install it as a systemd service<br /> Copy the following text in a file with the name x735-fan.service<br /> ==========================================<br /> [Unit]<br /> Description=x735 Fan control<br /> <br /> [Service]<br /> User=root<br /> WorkingDirectory=/<br /> ExecStart=/home/pi/x735-v2.5/pwm_fan_control.py<br /> Restart=always<br /> <br /> [Install]<br /> WantedBy=multi-user.target<br /> ================================================<br /> Copy the file to the directory /usr/lib/systemd/system/<br /> With the command<br /> systemctl start x735-fan<br /> the service is started.<br /> You also have to do the following command that the service is started on a system boot:<br /> systemctl enable x735-fan<br /> systemd also takes care that the service is restarted if it dies.<br /> This also has the advantage, that if you log in multiple times the script is not always started.&lt;!-- migrated from Comments; original IP: 46.165.138.243 --&gt;</div>

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