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Broken Ethernet connection on Classmate
At some point we broke the ethernet female plug on our Classmate. The connectivity works well, just that a male ethernet plug is not solidly held into it. Any movement of the Classmate during use and the connection is lost, meaning we also lose connection to the robot.
Are there any specific rules preventing us from epoxying a pigtail connection into the ethernet port? Is there a warranty for the Classmate? Has this been an issue for other teams? The thing that kills me is we had the exact same thing happen to last years blue box DS, which was a known issue with that model. - Tom 
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