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parent 347edc430c1e974a36098561cc908c32f3c8d42a
Author: MikoĊ‚aj Lenczewski <mikolaj@lenczewski.org>
Date:   Sat, 22 Aug 2026 17:25:05 +0100

Update README

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diff --git a/README b/README @@ -23,16 +23,33 @@ jbod: Design Notes ============================================================================== Some notes, in no particular order: -- The chassis is a 4U enclosure for 19-inch racks, and is 800 mm deep - + The chassis will support standard 31-inch rack rails +- The chassis is designed for "standard" 19-inch wide, 1000mm deep server racks + + The maximum width of a chassis in such a rack is 480mm + + The maximum depth of a chassis in such a rack is 900mm + + Heavy duty (<=200kg) slide rails will be around 0.75-inches wide per rail + + The maximum width of a chassis with rails is thus 17.5 inches + + The max. reasonable width for a chassis in such a rack is 17.5", or 440mm + + The max. reasonable height for a chassis in such a rack is 4U, or 177mm -- The chassis front panel will be a dust-filtered mesh, with rack handles - + The front panel grille will be a 3D printed design - + The dust filter will be an existing stamped part - + No drives are accessible via the front panel +- The chassis has the following dimensions: + + Front panel dimensions (w/h/d 482/177/2.5 mm) + + Enclosure dimensions (w/h/l 440/177/800 mm) + + The chassis will support heavy duty (<=200kg) rack rails + - https://www.jonathanengr.com/product/432-433-series/ + +- The chassis front panel will be a stamped mesh, with rack handles + + The front panel grille will be a stamped mesh + + The front panel will have two substantial rack handles + + The front panel will have LEDs shoing the status of each drive + + The front panel will have debug IO for the motherboard via USB-C - The chassis will have a tool-less top panel +- The chassis rear panel will contain solely PSU access, serial access, and IO + + The rear panel has meshes for exhaust airflow + + The rear panel allows access to the redundant 1+1 M-CRPS PSUs + + The rear panel allows serial access over both DB9 and RJ45 (exclusive?) + - The chassis has a two-chambered design for separate airflow regions + One chamber is solely for the 3.5-inch disks, with 6x push-pull fans + One chamber is for the PSUs, expanders, and motherboard, with 1x pull fan @@ -40,25 +57,23 @@ Some notes, in no particular order: - https://www.noctua.at/en/products/nf-a14-industrialppc-2000-pwm/specifications + Noctua 120mm industrial 2000rpm pwm fans (w/h/l 120/120/25 mm) - https://www.noctua.at/en/products/nf-f12-industrialppc-2000-pwm/specifications - + Noctua 80mm chomax swap pwm fans (w/h/l 80/80/25 mm) + + Noctua 80mm chromax swap pwm fans (w/h/l 80/80/25 mm) - https://www.noctua.at/en/products/nf-a8-pwm-chromax-black-swap#hero -- The chassis has dimensions w/h/l 482/177/800 mm - + Front panel dimensions (w/h/d 482/177/2.5 mm) - + Enclosure dimensions (w/h/l 434/177/800 mm) - - The chassis supports redundant 1+1 CRPS 1000W+ PSUs + Open Compute M-CRPS form factor standard PSUs (w/h/l 75/40/185+11 mm) - https://www.opencompute.org/documents/m-crps-r1-v1p0-rc4-pdf +- The chassis holds 72x 3.5-inch disks in a 6x12 configuration + + 3.5-inch disk dimensions (w/h/d 101.6/26.11/146.05 mm) + + 3.5-inch disk w/ caddy dimensions (w/h/d 105/30/150 mm) + - The chassis supports up to 2x SAS4 expanders, with multipath to all disks + The chassis has a 1x4 sff-8674 external port per expander - https://members.snia.org/document/dl/25967 + Each expander is connected to each disk for SAS multipath -- The chassis holds 72x 3.5-inch disks in a 6x12 configuration - + 3.5-inch disk dimensions (w/h/l 105/30/150 mm) - + Drives are in groups of 4, with 4 U.3 connectors per backplane +- Drives are in groups of 4, with 4 U.3 connectors per backplane + Backplanes have a single sff-8654 8i U10 connector per backplane - Each drive is connected in a x1 configuration to each expander - Each drive can be connected to up to 2 expanders