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Arch Linux ARM on Argon ONE UP CM5

Prepare SD-Card

Install Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit) f.e. via Raspberry Pi Imager on your SD-Card.

Prepare NVMe drive

Boot with the SD-Card inside Raspberry Pi OS. Open a Terminal.

diegojfer

Battery Percent on Argon ONE UP (Ubuntu)

I received the unit yesterday and started testing it. Argon provides a script to manage the battery, but it does not integrate natively with the operating system. The problem is that the script does not register any battery on the power_supply subsystem, so the system cannot recognize the battery as standard.

According to the block diagram, the Argon ONE UP uses a Cellwise CW2217 chip connected over I2C (on RPI1, bus i2c-1, address 0x64), so creating a driver for it is not very difficult.

I created the driver and uploaded it to GitHub kmod-cw2217b. After installing it, the system can display the battery percentage on Ubuntu or Debian.

🛠️ Build & Install the Module

mmozeiko

NOTE: I use [ArchLinux ARM][] with [sway][] wayland window manager and [pipewire][] for audio.

All of the functionality here works with NO need to run argononeup.sh script.

First time setup

As a one time setup, update pi bootloader EEPROM configuration:

sudo pacman -S rpi5-eeprom

sudo rpi-eeprom-config -e

MRDGH2821

#!/usr/bin/env bash

echo "Choose build type:"
echo "1. Stable build"
echo "2. Daily build"
echo "3. Exit"
read "Enter Choice:" -r BUILD_TYPE

flash_rom() {
    echo "Flash the ROM? (Y/N)"

VirtuBox

  more_set_headers "X-protocol : $server_protocol always";
  more_set_headers 'Alt-Svc h3=":$server_port"; ma=86400';
  quic_retry on;

  listen 443 quic;
  listen 443 ssl;
  listen [::]:443 quic;
  listen [::]:443 ssl;

c0m4r

Arch Linux ARM (Aarch64/IPv6) installation

Generic AArch64 Installation

Tarball mirors with IPv6 support

Country	Official	URL
USA	true	https://ca.us.mirror.archlinuxarm.org/os/ArchLinuxARM-aarch64-latest.tar.gz
Denmark	true	http://dk.mirror.archlinuxarm.org/os/ArchLinuxARM-aarch64-latest.tar.gz

erwin

#!/bin/bash

# In my case, I would like to turn off my HUGE TRACKBALL sometimes, because it
# gets disconnected from the USB bus... Not very often, but a few times per month
# I launch this script with a tool like `rofi` or `dmenu`.
# 
# You can easily adjust this script to work for any USB device by changing the
# these variables for the hex code of vendor and product.
#
#

sprocktech-dev

#!/bin/sh

# This is an example script to force provision a UniFi network device using the controller API

# If you are running this externally then replace localhost with the hostname
baseurl=https://localhost:8443

# I would make a dedicated admin user for this
username=<username_here>
password=<password_here>

modest

### Unofficial Dump of UniFi system.cfg Properties
###
### WARNINGS:
### - This list is undocumented, unsupported, and incomplete. 
### - Some options may be deprecated and ignored. 
### - Some options WILL break your setup. 
### - Some options work now but WILL break you in a future firmware update.
###
### USING THESE:
### See https://help.ui.com/hc/articles/205146040#2

idkravitz

import string
import sqlite3
import time

import sqlalchemy
import os.path
from binance_trade_bot.database import Database, LogScout
from binance_trade_bot.logger import Logger
from binance_trade_bot.config import Config
import sys