Issue with volumio python dependencies

Hi, good news — you don't need that script at all. argon1.sh is the installer for the Argon ONE case (fan/power button control), it has nothing to do with this DAC. You can safely ignore those dependency errors.

This audio HAT uses the PCM5122 chip, which is natively supported by the Linux kernel and by Volumio's built-in I2S driver list — exactly as you guessed. No scripts, no packages to install.

Just do this:

1. Open Volumio web UI → Settings → Playback Options
2. Turn on I2S DAC
3. Under DAC Model, select "HiFiBerry DAC Plus" (this HAT is compatible with that driver — same PCM5122 chip)
4. Save and reboot

After reboot, select the new output device in Playback Options and test. If "HiFiBerry DAC Plus" doesn't work on your image, try "Allo Boss DAC" as an alternative (also pcm512x-based).

Tip: make sure you're on a recent Volumio release with proper Pi 5 support, and that the HAT is seated firmly on the GPIO header.

If there's still no sound after selecting the driver, reply with the output of aplay -l and we'll take it from there.

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