I guess not.

Most default setup would have plymouth. I did spent a moment of frustration on it. That’s why I include this part.

If you don’t think you need it, then just do the first part. If stuff goes wrong, check out my note, then do the second part.

Funny you asked. I was splicing coax cables for one of my projects.

There are a few layers in that coax cable that are two conduits sandwiched in a bunch of insulators. You’ll need a sharp precision knife like x-acto, some solder, as well as a pair of steady hands. Some clips to hold the cable ends together can go a long way.

You can find more details on my blog :)