While waiting for a new keyboard I wanted to do some work on the case. I fitted a small fan since the chips are still getting a bit hot.
One of the things that I wanted to try was to have a SD activity LED on the front. I figured I could do this by hooking up an LED to the clock pin of the SD card slot. With a little experimenting this worked fine so in all my enthusiasm I grabbed my soldering iron and started to solder some wires onto the SD card slot and 3.3v and GND test points. I used some thin single core wire that was a bit stiff and springy. This caused one of the wires to spring loose and wreak havoc on the power supply. It created a short and my board was dead.
Not wanting to give up I licked my wounds and ordered a new OPI...
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