> I've recently taken my Panda on a flight to the U.S.;
> In good ol' Germany the board was booting merrily, but
> now there's not even a flashing LED.

> My first assumption was that the power supply I brought
> along isn't getting enough wattage out of the US 110V grid
> (before you ask: yes, it accepts both), so I got myself an
> USB OTG Y-cable as suggested elsewhere.

> Still no sign of life whatsoever (and Linux doesn't even
> notice that there's something on its USB bus, either).
> I've checked the board surface thoroughly, no obvious signs
> of damage (and it was in my cabin luggage, not thrown around
> with the rest - so it just got x-rayed, heh).

> What would you suggest as next steps in reviving the poor
> thing? Check if there's any voltage on the JTAG pins? Is
> there an easy-to-reach spot where I can check if there's
> any power going into the board and where it's magically
> dissipating? Other obvious things I might have forgotten?

> Thanks so much,

> Jan