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MNT Station prelaunch page is finally online at @crowdsupply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt-research/mnt-station

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  • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

    MNT Station prelaunch page is finally online at @crowdsupply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt-research/mnt-station

    Subscribe by leaving your email there if you're interested in updates about our universal open hardware computer for your desktop, homelab, or wall-mounted edge device/router!

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    @mntmn @crowdsupply omg πŸ‘€πŸ‘€πŸ‘€

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    • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

      @crowdsupply BTW we've been using a bunch of these internally for development for a while already (for example as a dev setup for Quasar), and it's been really handy

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      @mntmn @crowdsupply I recently had my company order me a ThunderScope for my day job... I'm awaiting delivery.

      Just today I was thinking that an MNT reform would work well as a controller/hub/visualization sever for my telemetry setup.

      I'm currently using a RPI CM5 and Alchitry Pt FPGA board. But that means I'll have to roll my own battery setup, etc.

      And now this post. Cool.

      I think I'll try to get the company to buy MNT hardware for me to try out as a next gen platform.

      #protonpack

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      • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

        @raymaccarthy @crowdsupply what do you mean by no expansion? there are at least 2x (3x with rk3588) internal pcie expansion options and 2x internal usb headers

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        @mntmn @crowdsupply
        I couldn't see any PCIe slots. All I could see was a too compact PCB.
        USB-C power wastes a port and limits consumption. Stupid even for a laptop. Only just acceptable on a tablet, if there is more than one USB-C port.

        The EU USB-C mandate doesn't forbid additional connectors if needed.

        It's better than a Raspberry Pi for projects that need more I/O and CPU, but not a replacement for a decent laptop or even a compact workstation.

        It certainly deserves to succeed.

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        • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

          MNT Station prelaunch page is finally online at @crowdsupply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt-research/mnt-station

          Subscribe by leaving your email there if you're interested in updates about our universal open hardware computer for your desktop, homelab, or wall-mounted edge device/router!

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          #25

          @mntmn
          Will there be a version with 2x ethernet some day? For routers it
          is good to have 2.
          @crowdsupply

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          • chfkch@ruhr.socialC chfkch@ruhr.social

            @mntmn
            Will there be a version with 2x ethernet some day? For routers it
            is good to have 2.
            @crowdsupply

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            @chfkch @crowdsupply this is only prelaunch, so based on feedback we could still make changes like that

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            • raymaccarthy@mastodon.ieR raymaccarthy@mastodon.ie

              @mntmn @crowdsupply
              I couldn't see any PCIe slots. All I could see was a too compact PCB.
              USB-C power wastes a port and limits consumption. Stupid even for a laptop. Only just acceptable on a tablet, if there is more than one USB-C port.

              The EU USB-C mandate doesn't forbid additional connectors if needed.

              It's better than a Raspberry Pi for projects that need more I/O and CPU, but not a replacement for a decent laptop or even a compact workstation.

              It certainly deserves to succeed.

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              @raymaccarthy @crowdsupply but there is a secondary direct power connector on the board! JST-PH connector. you can feed in a wide range of voltages

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              • poleguy@mastodon.socialP poleguy@mastodon.social

                @mntmn @crowdsupply I recently had my company order me a ThunderScope for my day job... I'm awaiting delivery.

                Just today I was thinking that an MNT reform would work well as a controller/hub/visualization sever for my telemetry setup.

                I'm currently using a RPI CM5 and Alchitry Pt FPGA board. But that means I'll have to roll my own battery setup, etc.

                And now this post. Cool.

                I think I'll try to get the company to buy MNT hardware for me to try out as a next gen platform.

                #protonpack

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                @poleguy @crowdsupply oh neat, happy to hear! one can also make custom top plates with built-in display(s) for example

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                • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

                  @raymaccarthy @crowdsupply but there is a secondary direct power connector on the board! JST-PH connector. you can feed in a wide range of voltages

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                  @mntmn @crowdsupply
                  Good.

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                  • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

                    MNT Station prelaunch page is finally online at @crowdsupply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt-research/mnt-station

                    Subscribe by leaving your email there if you're interested in updates about our universal open hardware computer for your desktop, homelab, or wall-mounted edge device/router!

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                    @mntmn It's going to be so tempting to replace the MNT Station's lid with a small ortholinear keyboard PCB. πŸ‘€πŸ’¦ Turn it into a proper little wedge computer.

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                    • flatfootfox@hachyderm.ioF flatfootfox@hachyderm.io

                      @mntmn It's going to be so tempting to replace the MNT Station's lid with a small ortholinear keyboard PCB. πŸ‘€πŸ’¦ Turn it into a proper little wedge computer.

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                      @FlatFootFox haha oh yes

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                      • virtuous_sloth@cosocial.caV virtuous_sloth@cosocial.ca

                        @mntmn @holo_memory @bnys
                        What version of USB are the external ports, if you don't mind? I assume something modern (3.1, 3.2, ? I can't keep track) but it would be nice to have the details on that page. Or is the USB version a function of the MNT Reform Processor Module?

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                        @virtuous_sloth @holo_memory @bnys that's mostly depending on the processor module, correct!

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                        • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

                          @chfkch @crowdsupply this is only prelaunch, so based on feedback we could still make changes like that

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                          @mntmn @chfkch @crowdsupply If you could somehow make these boards have 3x (or even 4x) 1Gbit Ethernet interfaces they could replace aging pcengines APUs maybe

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                          • stsp@bsd.networkS stsp@bsd.network

                            @mntmn @chfkch @crowdsupply If you could somehow make these boards have 3x (or even 4x) 1Gbit Ethernet interfaces they could replace aging pcengines APUs maybe

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                            @stsp @mntmn @chfkch @crowdsupply not saying, that I'm kind of dreaming about an APU replacement with 8gb ram, m.2 slot and and 3-4x 2.5 GbE, but..

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                            • fellmoon@bsd.networkF fellmoon@bsd.network

                              @stsp @mntmn @chfkch @crowdsupply not saying, that I'm kind of dreaming about an APU replacement with 8gb ram, m.2 slot and and 3-4x 2.5 GbE, but..

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                              @fellmoon @stsp @chfkch @crowdsupply is there a special usecase for more than 2 ethernet ports or is it to eliminate the need for an extra switch near it?

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                              • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

                                @Mutesplash can be added via mpcie, just needs one more port opening/cover on a long side maybe

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                                @mntmn Interested in this because I just today upgraded internet and learned my old APUs cannot do line speed gigabit routing 😬 One of these guys have the juice?

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                                • gkrnours@mastodon.gamedev.placeG gkrnours@mastodon.gamedev.place

                                  @Mutesplash @mntmn that remind me of the talk around the openwrt one.
                                  Sure a router need a second gbit ethernet. IMO, more would be a waste. It's best to put a gbit switch in front of your router so you get as many port as you need in a much more affordable device.

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                                  @gkrnours Two is enough, more is gravy

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                                  • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

                                    @fellmoon @stsp @chfkch @crowdsupply is there a special usecase for more than 2 ethernet ports or is it to eliminate the need for an extra switch near it?

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                                    @mntmn @stsp @chfkch @crowdsupply it may eliminate the need for an extra switch for small setups or enable physically isolated networking with multiple switches.

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                                    • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

                                      MNT Station prelaunch page is finally online at @crowdsupply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt-research/mnt-station

                                      Subscribe by leaving your email there if you're interested in updates about our universal open hardware computer for your desktop, homelab, or wall-mounted edge device/router!

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                                      @mntmn it would be nice if there were a PCIe slot where one could choose to plug a quad-NIC or a multi SATA/NVMe adapter; depending on the need for a firewall/router or a NAS.

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                                      • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

                                        MNT Station prelaunch page is finally online at @crowdsupply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt-research/mnt-station

                                        Subscribe by leaving your email there if you're interested in updates about our universal open hardware computer for your desktop, homelab, or wall-mounted edge device/router!

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                                        @mntmn @crowdsupply any chance of getting one of these without a processor module?

                                        I have two modules at the moment

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                                        • crypt17@mas.toC crypt17@mas.to

                                          @mntmn @crowdsupply any chance of getting one of these without a processor module?

                                          I have two modules at the moment

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                                          #41

                                          @crypt17 @crowdsupply yes, of course!

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