We now have some working samples, we can provide up to 5 samples to Jeff's fans. The only requirement is to provide some test report here. Anyone interested?
We now have some working samples, we can provide up to 5 samples to Jeff's fans. The only requirement is to provide some test report here. Anyone interested?
I would be interested, but i don't think i am an ideal candidate since i don't currently own a Raspberry Pi CM4 (damn chip shortage) and live in germany so i don't know about shipping.
We now have some working samples, we can provide up to 5 samples to Jeff's fans. The only requirement is to provide some test report here. Anyone interested?
I would be interested too. Got a CM4 WiFi 8GB 32GB, WD Red Disks 3+4TB and a PM991 (still waiting for my Piunora). With some SATA extension cords the hardware would be ready to go then.
What kind of test reports do you want? Power usage, thermal, mechanical improvements? Reports by OpenMediaVault?
Be interested, but in the UK.
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We now have some working samples, we can provide up to 5 samples to Jeff's fans. The only requirement is to provide some test report here. Anyone interested?
I would be interested too. Got a CM4 WiFi 8GB 32GB, WD Red Disks 3+4TB and a PM991 (still waiting for my Piunora). With some SATA extension cords the hardware would be ready to go then.
What kind of test reports do you want? Power usage, thermal, mechanical improvements? Reports by OpenMediaVault?
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@hipboi - Oh WOW. This is like... exactly the NAS board I've been dreaming someone would make.
How do I get my hands on one for testing? Case or not, if you can get this thing into production, I think it's going to be an incredibly compelling alternative to most of the SMB/home office NASes on the market!
Echo the sentiment that this is board I've been looking for. I'm interested in using it to try out zfs on Ubuntu, snapraid/mergerFS, and other NAS software solutions.
We now have some working samples, we can provide up to 5 samples to Jeff's fans. The only requirement is to provide some test report here. Anyone interested?
I would be interested. What sort of testing are you looking for? Do you have test plans/cases? Do you need test tracking through a specific tool like rally or just general feedback via github?
We now have some working samples, we can provide up to 5 samples to Jeff's fans. The only requirement is to provide some test report here. Anyone interested?
I am interested. Currently working on a board with similar specs, but not a NAS. It will be interesting to test thermals on your board and also speed while using the RTL8125 and the drives at the same time through the PCIe switch.
@geerlingguy surely we can send you one :-) I can't wait to see it in your video, haha.
For who owns the CM4 above, send me an email of your shipping address with a contact phone number. Please refer this github link in the email. [email protected] We will ship immediately.
Add Radxa Taco - the successor of the ROCK Pi SATA HAT(Penta SATA CM4 carrier board) #202
I've been following this repository for quite long time. As a Raspberry Pi fan, we've been working on the Radxa Taco for a while, which is an ultimate CM4 carrier board designed for nas/server/router applications. The ideas is based on the Quad SATA HAT for the Raspberry Pi 4 and go further beyond it. The Radxa Taco has the following features:
The case is working on...