user10513: I bought an Arduino 9 Axes Motion Shield without looking at the pinout. I'm worried it won't work with my Adafruit Motor Shield v1.
It seems the 9 axes shield uses I2C, a reset pin and several other pins for the TinkerKit Input, Output and TWI connectors. Does anyone have a list of specific ports used by the shield on the Arduino UNO?
It also seems that my Arduino UNO r1 only has the original analog pins for I2C, while the 9 axes shield uses the new pins next to the digital pins.
update: I asked support from arduino.org on twitter and on their forums, no reply yet and it seems their twitter account has been suspended. Should have bought a Genuino I guess.

user-1: The I2C pins on the V3 shield are just copies of A4 & A5 - so just run a jumper wire some way.
BTW that Motion shield looks like it only uses 1 interrupt pin in addition to I2C, so you may be ok.
The motor board does have a library at https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-motor-shield/downloads and you can look at the code to see what it uses.
I personally use the mpu6050 - same kind of thing, I2C one interrupt but only 6DoF (which is plenty).  The 6050 has been superseded with the 9150, 9DoF.  6050 break out boards sell for $6 (or less).  Actually I put all this together on one piece (http://www.spiked3.com/new-products/)

10513: <p>I bought an <a href="http://www.arduino.org/products/arduino-9-axes" rel="nofollow">Arduino 9 Axes Motion Shield</a> without looking at the pinout. I'm worried it won't work with my <a href="https://www.adafruit.com/products/81" rel="nofollow">Adafruit Motor Shield v1</a>.</p>

<p>It seems the 9 axes shield uses I2C, a reset pin and several other pins for the TinkerKit Input, Output and TWI connectors. Does anyone have a list of specific ports used by the shield on the Arduino UNO?</p>

<p>It also seems that my Arduino UNO r1 only has the original analog pins for I2C, while the 9 axes shield uses the new pins next to the digital pins.</p>

<p><em>update: I asked support from arduino.org on twitter and on their forums, no reply yet and it seems their twitter account has been suspended. Should have bought a Genuino I guess.</em></p>
 -1: <p>The I2C pins on the V3 shield are just copies of A4 &amp; A5 - so just run a jumper wire some way.</p>

<p>BTW that Motion shield looks like it only uses 1 interrupt pin in addition to I2C, so you may be ok.</p>

<p>The motor board does have a library at <a href="https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-motor-shield/downloads" rel="nofollow">https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-motor-shield/downloads</a> and you can look at the code to see what it uses.</p>

<p>I personally use the mpu6050 - same kind of thing, I2C one interrupt but only 6DoF (which is plenty).  The 6050 has been superseded with the 9150, 9DoF.  6050 break out boards sell for $6 (or less).  Actually I put all this together on one piece (<a href="http://www.spiked3.com/new-products/" rel="nofollow">http://www.spiked3.com/new-products/</a>)</p>
