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Imported from GitHub: nimitvijayvargee/netherrack · commit 1c1545f · license MIT

Description

A Compute Module 5 Carrier board to use as a minecraft server!

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netherrack

A Compute Module 5 Carrier board to use as a minecraft server! This is a project that I made once the minecraft server plans began to leave the group chat. I initially planned on using it for minecraft, but the applications can vary from home server, NAS to photo server.
I plan to use a CM5 board with 4GB RAM. While I did plan on using a no emmc and no wireless module, I had to go for a 32GB and Wireless module because of availability.
I plan to use a 256GB NVMe SSD for storage, which can be swapped out because of the inbuilt M.2 PCIe port.
I also plan on adding some IO including USB and HDMI for debug or when I want to use it as a desktop.
The board is designed to be mounted vertically, with the ports on the side and an acrylic panel on the front, giving it a retro green motherboard with a modern front panel look. \


traces for ethernet and usb HDMI, PCIe

BOM

ItemLinkCost
PCB + Assemblyhttps://pcbpower.com/140
USB Stacked Porthttps://mou.sr/3H7Itof/4
Magjack porthttps://mou.sr/4lZehuO/10
CM5 4GB 32GBhttps://www.fabtolab.com/raspberry-pi-compute-module-5/95
CasePrint Legion
NVMe SSDhttps://www.amazon.in/EVM-Internal-1800MB-EVMNV-256GB/dp/B09F6DNLBD/21
Mounting Screwshttps://quartzcomponents.com/products/m2-5-25mm-bolt-mounting-screw-pack-of-4/3
Mounting Insertshttps://www.amazon.in/Pro3D-Brass-Threaded-Round-Insert/dp/B0CZ44JWF9/3
Acrylic Panelhttps://robu.in/ (From self)
TOTAL276
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