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After upgrading my MNT Reform from IMX8MQ to A311D, I had to remove all my mods. I finally found some time to 3D print all parts so that everything fits again. Full description in the MNT forum: https://community.mnt.re/t/adding-lte-modem-and-other-usb-devices/1215/20
@josch hey heads up the imei is right there (also in the datamatrix code next to it)
@chfour Thank you for noticing but I have two of these modems because I broke the antenna of the first one, so I'm using the broken one as a fitting dummy and to take photos. That's also why there is no SIM card in it.
@josch ah okay lol
@chfour But thanks a lot for caring about this! 
@josch rainbow batteries? 
@dec_hl Unfortunately not really because the purple lifepo4 cell died, so i temporarily replaced it with a red spare which I didn't re-sleeve because I'm waiting for fresh cells to arrive by mail tomorrow. If you came here to see rainbow cells, then this post has a better photo: https://floss.social/@josch/111662541169520906
@josch rainbow colored batteries? its the details that count haha :)
@fleeky Unfortunately not really because the purple lifepo4 cell died, so i temporarily replaced it with a red spare which I didn't re-sleeve because I'm waiting for fresh cells to arrive by mail tomorrow. If you came here to see rainbow cells, then this post has a better photo: https://floss.social/@josch/111662541169520906
@josch
Really dig the Debian logo un the usb hub carrier board.
Where has the UART to USB gone though?
@vimja It turns out, that kernel and reform-tools and the whole boot process are so stable, that it has been a long time since I've needed any serial connection with my Reform, so it went away. When I have a new kernel or reform-tools release I test those on my other Reform motherboard (with LS1028A) and that has my UART adapter attached to it.