Hi best make myself bit more clear
I am new to the pi game i have just built the Pironman 5 tower i have had no problem with it as in the building off i have managed to install pi os bookworm on to the pi 5 and have managed to then install the os on to the SSD so that it boots from the SSD.
The problem is when i go to install the Pironman5 service so that i can use oled plus the ws leds i did the github clone and it did down load something but when u try sudo install i get erro2 no directory.
But when i check my files the cd~ Pironman5 is there with all the files so just wondering is there any other way or am i doing it wrong not sure how to type some things in terminal any help much appreciated
Congratulations for your Pironman5. For your issue, I would like you remove the SD extender and put your SD card directly into pi5 and reboot it.
Im not using SD card i am using the SSD i have had no problem with SD extension.
Its the Pironman 5 software install thats being the issues
Or are you telling me to start again with fresh install of os and keep the SD card directly plugged into pi 5 if thats the case then are u tell me that the SD extension and the NVMe SSD has issues?
Oh ok, my mistake. Did you follow each steps of software installation?
cd ~
git clone GitHub - sunfounder/pironman5: Code for Raspberry Pi 5 case (Pironman5)
cd ~/pironman5
sudo python3 install.py
It’s better to copy\paste each commands into terminal. It should work. If not can you provide a screenshot of the error?
I’ve try it right now, my setup seems to be similar as yours, running latest OS bookworm desktop on SSD, copy\paste all commands lines from instructions. All works fine.
Thank you very much really appreciate your help so far so good it has now installed Pironman 5 service will now see if i can use it😂
Again thank u must remember to try copy paste in the future
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Enjoy your Pironman5! If you have any questions, there’s a lot of answers in this forum. 
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Many thanks
Just to let know all working oled/ws leds/rgb fans dashboard is a nice touch
Must say i do like😀
If you want to control PWM fan of heatsink, you can add some lines into config.txt
sudo nano /boot/firmware/config.txt
dtparam=fan_temp0=40000
dtparam=fan_temp0_hyst=10000
dtparam=fan_temp0_speed=125
40000 is for 40 degrees start point for fan
10000 is for 10 degrees under 40, so stop fan at 30 degrees. And 125 is half power of fan, if you want full power, set it at 255.
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Thank you will try that
Hi hope can get some help with this. I have added some ws2812 leds but when i use the Pironman5 -c i get this
Was going to up the count
Please ensure that you prepend the command with sudo to run it. You can try executing the following command:
sudo pironman5 -c
Sorry spelt it wrong is working
Thank you i need to stop rushing😂
I am having exactly the same issues with my OLED , word for word though i get an error runnung cd ~
git clone GitHub - sunfounder/pironman5: Code for Raspberry Pi 5 case (Pironman5)
cd ~/pironman5
sudo python3 install.py..
We recommend providing us with screenshots of the software installation process so we can help you analyze and resolve the problem.
For the installation steps, please refer to our tutorial link:
https://docs.sunfounder.com/projects/pironman5/en/latest/pironman5/install/install_the_os.html
Also, ensure that you are using a compatible system by checking this link:
https://docs.sunfounder.com/projects/pironman5/en/latest/pironman5/faq.html#oled-screen-not-working
If you confirm that the system is compatible and the software is installed correctly, please troubleshoot the issue using the following steps:
Ensure the FPC cable of the OLED screen is securely connected. It is recommended to reconnect the OLED screen and then power on the device.
Confirm that the Raspberry Pi is running a compatible operating system.
Check if the pironman5 software is correctly installed.
Use the command sudo i2cdetect -y 1 to check if the I2C address is enabled, and provide us with a screenshot of the printed information.
If the address is not detected, enable I2C by executing the command sudo raspi-config, enable the I2C service, then restart the pironman5 software service to see if it works.
Please visit the PC dashboard and provide us with the debug log information for the OLED.
Let us know how it goes!