It looks delicious! Well done!

Hey girrrrl?!

No. I initially thought of publishing the files. But there are some issues with the design I didn’t fix and the whole thing is built around the NanoPi M4V2, which I don’t think you can buy anymore.

Bowling.

Don’t know about Ibuprofen, but Paracetamol overdose is horrible, agonizing death.

Lol, this is hilarious and pathetic at the same time. At this point, a zip-tie is more secure than a masterlock 😂

" Hello, this is the lock picking lawyer, and what I have for you today…"

“Nothing on 3, click on 4, counter rotation on 5, back to the beginning, click on 1, and… We’ve got this open.”

I speak your language

Mary was not virgin until they changed the story later around A.D. 300, during the Romain Catholic Church.

Congratulations, you don’t have to vote anymore. It is what he said, right?

Well, the e-vapes casing are made of aluminum, so maybe you can melt them into a bike frame !

Balatro was yesterday. I swear!

The seller mentions the drives are fully tested, but does not offer a warranty, aside from the Ebay 30-day return policy.

I left a comment to the Ebay seller and asked the same question, but I did not get a reply.

Ah yes ! I just fixed that. Thanks.

What do you use for the bit-by-bit test and how long does it take (depending on disk size) ? I have read about badblocks and that it could take an entire week to test one drive of 12TB, I didn’t have the patient to do that. The long SMART test already took nearly 20 hours in my case.

Thank you

Thank you ! It was a cool design project, but I ended up no publishing the design as it is quite difficult to assemble and work with. here are a couple more photos:

The black box with white front and blue LED lights, yes. I designed and built it myself. The case is made of laser-cuted plexiglass and 3D printed parts. The front plate is PLA, internals are PETG. It’s build around an ARM Single-Board Computer: NanoPi M4V2 with a SATA extension hat.

In a previous post, some were recommending me to use helium-sealed drives for lower noise. The disks I’ve bought are helium-sealed, but they are definitely a little louder at 7200rpm than 5400rpm drives. It’s still acceptable.