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I want to share the second version of the NAS that started out as an old Celeron CPU; I managed to put it together using a Raspberry Pi 5, a HAT, and a 3D-printed case with fans from a laptop stand.
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Oida Grantla discuss.tchncs.de Xande@discuss.tchncs.de
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I plan a similar project with a Pi4. I already bought the HAT and work on the design of the case.
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