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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In the time of my last Post i "played a little" and figured out, that a Crontab isn't the best way to start the x735 fan control...<br />
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so ich write a boot_script.sh and locate it in the /home/pi/scripts folder of the pi...<br />
this script will be triggered every boot by the /etc/rc.local if you enable it..<br />
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try this:<br />
sudo nano /etc/rc.local<br />
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add a line at the end of the file and insert the boot_script into it including full path..<br />
in my case i add following line:<br />
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/home/pi/scripts/boot_script.sh<br />
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crtl+o to save<br />
crtl+x to close<br />
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insert into the boot_script.sh the following line(s):<br />
# Start the x735_board Fan Control script<br />
echo "Starting Fan & Temperature Control on x735"<br />
python /home/pi/x735-v2.5/pwm_fan_control.py &<br />
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that's all...<br />
in this file you can add more commands as you need, and its a easy way to do this.. ;)<br />
the boot_script need to be executable...<br />
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Any questions? feel free to ask... ;)<!-- migrated from Comments; original IP: 91.21.54.28 --></div>91.21.54.28