RTC batteries can be found at several computer webshops, search for the correct specs as listed in the user manual: Is the cat ok? Can a battery survive in a stomach long enough to do no harm? I haven't checked the European Directive whether having the cat eat the battery is an approved method of disposal.
Thank you Maurice, that helped. I searched google for "cabled CR-2032-LD" and found this page: https://www.batterybob.com/products/4004-cr2032-with-wired-connector-cmos-battery-comp-32-t20/ But batterybob wants a small fortune for a single battery... I then picked one of the many compatible part numbers listed on batterybob's page (02K6572), searched it on eBay, and found this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-FRU-02K...320332&hash=item280aef69d9:g:okkAAOSwrklVZ2za This "looks" like the same thing to me. The cat is fine, the battery is not
It is just a standard cr2032 button cell battery that you can buy on every corner of the street for cheap. Here in Holland even in supermarkets, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_battery_sizes
You could wait for the return of the cable I believe Udoo has its own RTC battery holder for their other boards, perhaps it will fit too on the Udoo X86. Did you search for "laptop cmos 2 pin" ?
waltervl, I don't think that's possible... I just ordered the replacement cabled battery I found on eBay. Should work great.
I almost sure to have already seen a link to rtc cabled batteries somewhere on this forum, but i cant remember where If its a normal cat, it just should just chew a few time the batterie (or the cable) until it doesnt work anymore, then release it, with a feeling of accomplished duty. Original reason for my 3d printed case is: I saw this "looking funny for cats" battery too