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On 11/12/2024 16:46, Daniel wrote:
> Andy Burns  writes:
>
>> Daniel wrote:
>>
>>> Jeff did a teardown on his second channel and soldered a m.2 socket
>>> hoping it was properly designed. He found the power lines weren't traced
>>> in so no power.
>>
>> There were some nearby component missing too, maybe the Rev1 board has
>> bugs, and they need a Rev2 (or whatever) but his soldering job looked
>> relatively clumsy (bridged pins etc).
>
> Yeah, it was pretty bad, at least he was honest about it.
>
> I am sure things were missing to keep the circuitry disabled and I'm no
> engineer.

Why would you put support chips on if you were not going to install an
M.2 socket anyway?

I think he called it right in that this is a bare bones model, and more
upmarket versions will emerge in due course.

--
The lifetime of any political organisation is about three years before
its been subverted by the people it tried to warn you about.

Anon.

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