After 3 years of using the plastic became soft. And today I accidentally dropped laptop right on the token and the body totally cracked. Removed plastic and a bit of glue junk under it, then used a bit of moldable plastic to restore body (last photo). Not perfect, but works fine :)
Hello everybody!
Recently got a uConsole with a CM5 board. While looking into available OS options, it turned out that neither ClockworkPi's nor stock Pi OS supports the device out of the box — so I decided to make a small project based on the stock image + DKMS for the drivers that aren't included. And here it is.
The idea is to keep the kernel stock and updatable, with hardware support living in out-of-tree DKMS modules + device-tree overlays instead of a custom kernel. Nothing here is tied to Raspberry Pi OS specifically — it builds against the stock Raspberry Pi kernel, so the same approach should work on other Pi distros (Ubuntu, Debian, etc.). I've tested it on Raspberry Pi OS (Trixie); on other distros the installer would need small tweaks, since it currently assumes apt and RPi OS package/paths.
How to use it:
scp -r) and run ./install.shAfter a reboot you get a fully working device: display, backlight, keyboard/trackball, audio (with headphone auto-mute), volume control, battery reporting, and the power button.
Project: https://github.com/yota9/uconsole-cm5
Hopefully someone finds it useful :)