Hardware support code for the Argon ONE UP laptop (based on Raspberry Pi 5). Primarily targets 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS, with Fedora/RHEL-compatible install paths for the battery driver scripts.
Note
The broader project is still centered on 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS. The battery/ installer now handles both Debian/Ubuntu-style systems and Fedora/RHEL-style systems, but the rest of the repository is still documented around Raspberry Pi OS assumptions.
battery/ — Battery driver
A Linux kernel module (oneUpPower.ko) that integrates the laptop's battery controller with the kernel power supply framework. It exposes battery state and AC power status through /sys/class/power_supply/ and performs a graceful shutdown when the battery drops below a configurable charge threshold while unplugged.
See battery/README.md for build instructions, installation, DKMS setup, and driver settings.
monitor/ — System monitor
A graphical system resource monitor (oneUpMon.py) built with PyQt6. Displays live rolling charts for CPU utilization, disk I/O, network I/O, temperatures, and fan speed, updated once per second.
Also includes argon-oneup-sensors.conf, an lm-sensors chip-label configuration for this hardware (install to /etc/sensors.d/).
See monitor/README.md for requirements, configuration, and a description of the charts and data sources.
ksystemstats/ — KDE system monitor fix
A fix for the KDE CPU monitor hanging on Raspberry Pi (KDE bug #493093). Patches the view of /proc/cpuinfo seen by ksystemstats so the CPU plugin works correctly on ARM, without affecting the rest of the system.
See ksystemstats/README.md for installation.
config/ — Boot configuration snippets
Additions to /boot/firmware/config.txt for fan curve tuning and CPU overclocking. Apply manually or review config/update.sh for reference.
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
fansettings_config.txt |
Fan curve parameters (dtparam=fan_temp*) |
overclock_config.txt |
CPU overclock (arm_freq=2800) |
fioscript/ — NVMe benchmark jobs
FIO job files for testing NVMe drive performance across a range of access patterns (sequential and random reads, writes, and mixed workloads at 4K, 8K, 64K, and 512-byte block sizes).
archive/ — Argon40 reference scripts
Original Python scripts from the Argon40 kickstarter campaign. Kept here as a reference for understanding the hardware behaviour documented during the campaign. Do not install from this directory — this code predates the current driver and monitor and is not maintained.
Discharging at 88%:
Charging: