Hi,

So I was really looking forward to hacking something with the power-dock. Alas, I find no schematics, and virtually no technical info.

The source code of the command line tool used to toggle the battery indicator is also hidden:

http://github.com:OnionIoT/power-dock

Do you have plans on releasing these pieces soon?

@Brad-Buskey yeah, but I didn't want too mess around with the soldering iron, a 3-pin header is not too much to add in a future version maybe

@Helio-Machado , I am having the exact same issue: spidev spi32766.1: buggy DT: spidev listed directly in DT, then the stack trace followed by complete device lockup. I'm also using the Power Dock with a 1400mAh 1-cell LiPo. It worked fine initially and I think it started happening after I flashed the latest firmware version.

Re-flashing the LEDE image doesn't seem to have any effect. Plugging in the charging cable maybe has some effect -- with power plugged in it seems to work most of the times. Still, Power Dock is unusable.

Hi,

So I was really looking forward to hacking something with the power-dock. Alas, I find no schematics, and virtually no technical info.

The source code of the command line tool used to toggle the battery indicator is also hidden:

http://github.com:OnionIoT/power-dock

Do you have plans on releasing these pieces soon?

@Brad-Buskey yeah, but I didn't want too mess around with the soldering iron, a 3-pin header is not too much to add in a future version maybe

So I get it there is not built-in USB-Serial chip on the Power dock, but I expected to be able to use an external USB-SerialTTL adapter whenever I needed console access.

However, it seems the TX/RX pins from the Omega2 are not broken out anywhere, and the only way to use them is to solder wires somewhere.

Is this true?

When will you release the schematics of the Power Dock?