Kernel developers like to have UART access to their embedded boards for debugging purposes. While the Nokia N900 and N950 had the pads available under their battery, Nokia N9 has them inside its SIM-card slot. This project contains PCB design for KiCAD, which can be used to access the UART pads.
To get the PCB into a functional state so called "spring fingers" must be soldered to the rectangular pads.
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Copyright (c) 2017 Sebastian Reichel sre@kernel.org
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