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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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  • poleguy@mastodon.socialP poleguy@mastodon.social

    @mntmn @crowdsupply I do have longer-term thoughts of having some remote status monitoring as a second phase, and the idea of streaming some summary-status data over wifi/udp and having a MNT-reform-type device receive the multiple streams, build them into a dashboard and display them and/or stream them via websockets to a website/phone based browser so multiple people could monitor the system in real time.

    That's a stretch goal.

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    #46

    @mntmn @crowdsupply Currently I'm using an FTDI FT600 based USB FIFO to get data into a CM5 to SSD.

    I'm wondering if I could have a more direct FPGA to MCU to SSD flow if I built an adapter to plug a small FPGA (Artix 7 100?) with transceivers feeding directly in to the MNT-reform MCU. Maybe I could avoid FTDI and USB entirely.

    Hmm... I'll have to read up on the architecture. Having open schematics opens up so many options. I love your work here. I hope corporate isn't a wet blanket.

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    • fellmoon@bsd.networkF fellmoon@bsd.network

      @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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      @fellmoon @mntmn @chfkch @crowdsupply And a third port can be used for a direct cross-link between two systems, e.g. for syncing state between redundant firewalls running pf and carp/vrrp. The ability to keep sync traffic physically separated from uplink and downlink traffic is nice for security and simplicity.

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      • mntmn@mastodon.socialM mntmn@mastodon.social

        many thanks @holo_memory and @bnys for getting the page up! the industrial design is done by Ana Dantas once again.

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        @mntmn @holo_memory @bnys

        It's so beautiful! πŸ₯Ί

        Love the LEDs, they are such a pretty finish. :3
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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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          #49

          @mntmn Those cases just look absolutely gorgeous

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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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            #50

            @mntmn @crowdsupply nice news πŸ”₯πŸ”₯

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            • piggo@piggo.spaceP piggo@piggo.space
              @mntmn is this the NEXT mainboard without the rest of the laptop? Or a completely new design?
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              #51

              @piggo @mntmn It is compatible with the classic Reform mainboard.

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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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                #52

                @mntmn @crowdsupply Looking great, those will definitely find use in many homelabs and will allow 'recycling' hardware.

                I am personally awaiting MNT Rack: 1U / 2U / 4U cases: place one or multiple MNT Stations in there, along with options for modular nvme/U.2/SSD/HDD blocks, PCI bus block for eg GPU or network cards.... but then MNT has to expand production rapidly as with a decent price lots of people will want those πŸ™‚

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                • stsp@bsd.networkS stsp@bsd.network

                  @fellmoon @mntmn @chfkch @crowdsupply And a third port can be used for a direct cross-link between two systems, e.g. for syncing state between redundant firewalls running pf and carp/vrrp. The ability to keep sync traffic physically separated from uplink and downlink traffic is nice for security and simplicity.

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                  #53

                  @stsp @fellmoon @mntmn @chfkch @crowdsupply Physical DMZ and multi-WAN are why I like my router/firewall to have at least 4 ports. I’ve been looking at the Rock 5 ITX+ plus an ethernet card plugged into M.2 for this but availability has been terrible.

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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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                    #54

                    @mntmn @crowdsupply

                    I am an ECC junkie for server use. LS1028A has ECC support but not the module you sell?

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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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                      #55

                      @mntmn @crowdsupply wish I had the need for a new pc or the money for one, but if both those conditions line up, I'd love to buy what yall are doing

                      these look great!!

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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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                        #56

                        @mntmn @crowdsupply its MNT, of course I have already registered my interest, I value my right to computation and the devices are just so much fun!

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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 This looks really cool. I am a bit surprised about the distribution of USB-A and USB-C ports though. Neither USB type is going away any time soon, but having only one USB-C port available seems to be rather limiting. And if that USB-C port is already occupied by the power cable, you can't use it for something else.

                          This is just my 2c. Different people want to do different things with this device and many people might not need more than one USB-C port.

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