(06-09-2020, 10:08 AM)wibble Wrote: Pogo pins expose power and I2C for expansion devices whenever anyone gets round to making one. They don't have anything to do with the headphone jack, and nothing is using them by default. However it's possible that if one of them has come apart that one of the parts has got somewhere and caused a problem. It's also possible it's just a software issue with activating the right audio profile, especially as it's early days for the new hardware revision.
That is comforting news to hear, so i was wrong it had to do with those pins.
If the pins do nothing to disrupt the normal operation of the phone then i dont mind if one is missing.
I do hear de pin rattling in the phone, but i suppose it will do no harm.
I will take it apart later, I dont want to do it yet with a brand new phone even if it is made for it.
I still wonder if anyone else has the same problem with the phone jack?
If it is work in progress than its oke its just i would like to know if it is not a hardware problem.
I also made a ticket for support of pine64 team and they responded they are looking at it so i will also wait what they will say but i expect the same awnser as yours, maybe they can also confirm if the audio jack is known not to be working for now due to the software being in development
