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@Squonk42 is there any way we can submit new hardware designs for new Domino tiles? It would also be a cool feature to allow users to design new tiles for you to sell, and you give the designers a small percentage of the sales. This would stimulate more board designs and help grow the Domino community.

I remember you replying that you don't have need/time to learn e.g. Kicad if Eagle works for you. "Glad" to see that even a kickstarter is not a reason for you do more homework with OpenSource tools.

Way to go, OpenHardware community! Aka shame-shame-shame ;-)

P.S. And yes, I keep saying this, because next time when in low spirit I reach for a proprietary crap, someone else shamed myself into doing the right thing.

Hi,

I'm looking at designing a shield PCB for the Domino Pi, for which I would like to copy the pinout stencil layer.

What is your preferred text to conform with the CC4 license?

I'm guessing something like the following printed on the stencil layer would suffice

Licensed under a Creative Commons
Attribution-Share-Alike Unported License.
See creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/

Attribution: portions of this design, specifically, the pinout stencil, (c) 2014-2015 The Domino Team (http://domino.io)

Hello

I received my first Domino Pi from the Kickstarter campaign, today. It's working nicely. Great work!

However, it seems that the Silicon Labs CP2104 USB UART device is not working. I have the OS X drivers installed and use several other devices via CP210x chips. But in this case, no serial ports appear on OS X (/dev/tty.blah) or even in the raw USB devices, 'System Report' for that matter.

Is this a known issue or do I perhaps have a faulty Domino Pi board? If the latter, then perhaps I should see about checking the solder joints on the CP2104 chip, etc? I am tooled up and fine with that tiny SMD stuff. But would rather not risk damage until I get an answer here.

Thanks! :-)

Bryan.