Fancontrol under Linux for HP-625 Notebooks for latest kernel versions.
If you want to use the fan control utility then you first have to compile it using cmake and g++. How you can install these programs depends on the linux distrubution you are using. Assuming that you are using debian or ubuntu you can issue the command
sudo apt install build-essential cmake git acpi
to install the packages on your system.
Then clone the repository with git. Open a terminal window and then insert there
git clone https://github.com/TheAomx/HP-625-Linux-Fancontrol.git
Get into the cloned directory.
cd HP-625-Linux-Fancontrol
and then use mkdir to create a build directory.
mkdir build
Get into the build directory.
cd build
Then use cmake to generate the Makefile.
cmake ..
After that use make to compile the program.
make
You can use make install to copy the programm to the folder /opt if you want.
sudo make install
Then you can run the program from the terminal now.
sudo /opt/FanControl
Now your fans of your HP 625 should be controlled by the program. If you dont want to always manually start the program, you can use the included systemd service fancontrol.service to start the programm at the system startup. If you want to do that just issue the following commands in a terminal.
cp ./fancontrol.service /etc/systemd/system/
sudo systemctl enable fancontrol.service
sudo systemctl start fancontrol.service
I hope this helps you with your issues installing my fan control program for the hp 625.