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‎10-28-2019 03:09 AM - edited ‎10-29-2019 12:58 AM

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Product: HP NoteBook 15-ay012nx
Operating System: Linux

Hello everyone,

    I'm trying to get the most out of this Notebook while using GNU/Linux, I stumbled upon a nice project called NoteBook FanControl(NBFC) that allowed me to control the fan speed of the main fan. but I was unable to get the temperature of the device and current fan speed as I was unable to identify which of the hundreds of registers where the one responsible for it.

    If anyone has any clue which registers are responsible for what I would be very grateful for their contribution, and BTW I use the NBFC project tool called 'ec-probe' to read and write to the registers. I have an HP Notebook - 15-ay012nx (ENERGY STAR)  and I have Arch Linux installed on it.

PS: I know the notebook has a main fan but does it have a fan for the AMD graphics card?

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