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Thanks for the solution. But, for me it doesn't work somehow... It only works if I delay systemd service startup: `ExecStartPre=/bin/sleep 0.9`

`amdgpu-fancontrol.path` triggers `amdgpu-fancontrol.service`, so that's ok. But I got this error: `amdgpu-fancontrol[413]: invalid hwmon files ` As you can see in the first ss: ![Screenshot_20210228_234042](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32335484/109436242-e1c00f00-7a1e-11eb-9f14-f85e6ffd0915.png) Delayed service works fine... ![Screenshot_20210228_233827](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32335484/109436255-f4d2df00-7a1e-11eb-8f7c-c2441c17e9a9.png)

Yes, I have updated the `.service` file. It was not enabled by default. I enabled only `.path` file, located in `/usr/lib/systemd/system/` `sudo systemctl enable amdgpu-fancontrol.path` The `.service` unit can't be...

Yes, it seems to be enabled, sorry. Ok, I disabled it and restarted the computer. Here are the changes but fan speed is not changing at boot (`.service` is inactive):...

> Cannot reproduce. Does the same happen with other non Breeze styles? No it doesn't. ![Screenshot_20210225_101259](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32335484/109130990-a093da80-7752-11eb-9ac7-e7ea5ca0fe0b.png) ![Screenshot_20210225_101309](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32335484/109131027-aab5d900-7752-11eb-8329-cb45deb97132.png) ![Screenshot_20210225_101319](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32335484/109131046-af7a8d00-7752-11eb-9122-c2a78f4215d0.png)

Hi, thanks for using the script. This is an interesting problem, people had a similar one with mkinicpio. Maybe you don't have enough space on the /boot partition? Is ESP...

> Wait, so these images _don't_ have to be on the ESP? I guess I've completely misunderstood something then. I followed Arch Linux wiki back when I set this system...

> Seems like everything worked correctly on this second invocation? > > I've now manually changed `booster-um` from `set -e` to `set -x`, hopefully next time I catch what's going...

> Does this imply there is a timing component to this; maybe with `set -x` the script runs just slow enough that everything happens to work? Really strange that `set...

> Thank you for reading the blog! I realized that the hook was redundant with this reinstall. I updated the post. No redundant hooks were present with this most recent...