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RandomInsano · 03-17-2019, 12:19 PM

Just coming in from the Googles to this thread, but I purchased one of these on Friday and here are the devices that are on the various busses:

Code:

# find /sys/devices | grep i2c | grep 00../name | xargs cat
zForce-ir-touch   # Touch sensor
tps65185-1        # PMIC (http://www.ti.com/product/TPS65185)
msp430            # I'm pretty sure this is Adobe DRM and is the on-board MSP430 micro on the upper-right

What's *more* interesting is that there are 0.1" pitch headers on my variant. One just south of the PMIC and the other east of the MSP430 chip. I've checked with a Bus Pirate and these don't show any I2C data when running `i2cdetect` or while booting. The voltage for the one by the MSP430 is also detached from the voltage rails of the other two ports.

03-17-2019, 12:19 PM	#2
RandomInsano Member Posts: 11 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2019 Location: Canadia: Land of Loonie Device: Kindle Touch 4G / Kobo N416 / Kobo Touch / Kobo Mini	Just coming in from the Googles to this thread, but I purchased one of these on Friday and here are the devices that are on the various busses: Code: # find /sys/devices \| grep i2c \| grep 00../name \| xargs cat zForce-ir-touch # Touch sensor tps65185-1 # PMIC (http://www.ti.com/product/TPS65185) msp430 # I'm pretty sure this is Adobe DRM and is the on-board MSP430 micro on the upper-right What's more interesting is that there are 0.1" pitch headers on my variant. One just south of the PMIC and the other east of the MSP430 chip. I've checked with a Bus Pirate and these don't show any I2C data when running `i2cdetect` or while booting. The voltage for the one by the MSP430 is also detached from the voltage rails of the other two ports. Last edited by RandomInsano; 03-17-2019 at 04:05 PM.