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#!/bin/bash -e
# PiSugar UPS Support - Native I2C Driver
#
# This enables native I2C support for PiSugar UPS devices.
# NO pisugar-server daemon is required - we communicate directly with
# the battery management chip via I2C for minimal CPU usage.
#
# Supported hardware:
# - PiSugar 2 (4-LEDs) - IP5209 chip at I2C address 0x75
# - PiSugar 2 Pro - IP5209 chip at I2C address 0x75
# - PiSugar 3 / 3 Plus - IP5312 chip at I2C address 0x57
#
# Features:
# - Battery voltage/current/percentage reading
# - Charging status detection
# - Button tap detection
# - RTC alarm for scheduled wake-up (SD3078 at 0x32)
# - Force shutdown capability
#
# Disable this substage by creating a SKIP file if you don't use PiSugar
echo "Configuring native PiSugar I2C support..."
# Ensure I2C is enabled (already done in 03-dangerous-pi, but verify)
BOOT_CONFIG="/boot/firmware/config.txt"
if [ ! -f "$BOOT_CONFIG" ]; then
BOOT_CONFIG="/boot/config.txt"
fi
if [ -f "$BOOT_CONFIG" ]; then
if ! grep -q "^dtparam=i2c_arm=on" "$BOOT_CONFIG"; then
echo "dtparam=i2c_arm=on" >> "$BOOT_CONFIG"
echo "Enabled I2C in boot config"
fi
fi
# Ensure i2c-dev module loads at boot
mkdir -p /etc/modules-load.d
echo "i2c-dev" > /etc/modules-load.d/i2c-dev.conf
# smbus2 is already installed by 03-dangerous-pi stage
# Verify it's available
python3 -c "import smbus2; print('smbus2 available')" || {
echo "Installing smbus2..."
pip3 install --break-system-packages smbus2==0.4.3
}
# Install i2c-tools for debugging (optional but useful)
apt-get update
apt-get install -y i2c-tools
echo ""
echo "=============================================="
echo "PiSugar Native I2C Support Configured"
echo "=============================================="
echo ""
echo "The Dangerous Pi backend will automatically detect PiSugar hardware"
echo "via I2C when UPS_TYPE=auto (default) is set."
echo ""
echo "Supported PiSugar models:"
echo " - PiSugar 2 (4-LEDs) at I2C 0x75"
echo " - PiSugar 2 Pro at I2C 0x75"
echo " - PiSugar 3 / 3 Plus at I2C 0x57"
echo ""
echo "RTC (SD3078) detected at I2C 0x32 for wake-up alarms"
echo ""
echo "NOTE: pisugar-server daemon is NOT installed."
echo "This native driver uses <1% CPU vs 350%+ for the daemon."
echo ""

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# PiSugar UPS Support - Native I2C Driver
This substage configures native I2C support for PiSugar 2/3 series UPS HATs.
**NO pisugar-server daemon is required** - we communicate directly with the battery management chip via I2C for minimal CPU usage (<1% vs 350%+ for the daemon).
## Enabling PiSugar Support
PiSugar configuration is **disabled by default**. To enable it during build:
```bash
# Remove the SKIP file
rm pi-gen/stageDangerousPi/04-pisugar/SKIP
# Then build the image
./build-image.sh
```
## How It Works
Dangerous Pi includes a native I2C driver that communicates directly with the PiSugar hardware:
- **IP5209** (PiSugar 2 series) at I2C address `0x75`
- **IP5312** (PiSugar 3 series) at I2C address `0x57`
- **SD3078** RTC at I2C address `0x32`
The driver auto-detects the hardware when `UPS_TYPE=auto` (default).
## Features
- Battery voltage, current, and percentage reading
- Charging status detection (AC/battery power source)
- Button tap detection (single, double, long press)
- RTC read/write for scheduled wake-up alarms
- Force shutdown capability
- Low battery warnings and automatic safe shutdown
## Configuring Dangerous Pi for PiSugar
By default, PiSugar is auto-detected. You can explicitly configure it in `/opt/dangerous-pi/.env`:
```bash
# Auto-detect UPS hardware (default, recommended)
UPS_TYPE=auto
# Or explicitly use native I2C driver
UPS_TYPE=pisugar
```
Then restart Dangerous Pi:
```bash
sudo systemctl restart dangerous-pi
```
## Supported Hardware
| Model | Chip | I2C Address | Notes |
|-------|------|-------------|-------|
| PiSugar 2 (4-LEDs) | IP5209 | 0x75 | For Pi Zero |
| PiSugar 2 Pro | IP5209 | 0x75 | For larger Pis |
| PiSugar 3 | IP5312 | 0x57 | For Pi Zero 2W |
| PiSugar 3 Plus | IP5312 | 0x57 | For Pi 4/5 |
## Verifying Installation
Check if PiSugar hardware is detected:
```bash
# List I2C devices
i2cdetect -y 1
# Expected output for PiSugar 2:
# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f
# 30: -- -- 32 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- <- RTC
# 70: -- -- -- -- -- 75 -- -- <- Battery
```
Check UPS status via API:
```bash
curl http://localhost:8000/api/system/ups/status
```
## Migrating from pisugar-server
If you previously installed pisugar-server:
```bash
# Stop and disable the daemon
sudo systemctl stop pisugar-server
sudo systemctl disable pisugar-server
# The native driver will automatically take over
sudo systemctl restart dangerous-pi
```
## Additional Resources
- [PiSugar GitHub](https://github.com/PiSugar/PiSugar)
- [PiSugar Wiki](https://github.com/PiSugar/PiSugar/wiki)
- Native driver source: `app/backend/managers/ups_drivers/pisugar_i2c_driver.py`

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# Remove this file to enable PiSugar installation
# PiSugar support is optional and disabled by default