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Dear AXZEZ Team, Thanks for your efforts on the Interceptor board, I was looking for something like this for quite some time and finally got it last week, had to ship it to a friend in USA and then ship it India. I have tried the Interceptor with AXZEZ OS image using CM4 4G+32GB eMMC and 2G+8GB eMMC

I'm about to order 5 Seagate HSMR 18TB Exos X20z drives for the Interceptor-based NAS I want to build. I have all the other hardware onhand, but before investing in the drives I'm hoping to hear if there are problems with the drives and the Interceptor/Pi CM4 system. TIA - Bob Amazon link: https:

Hello. I have an interecptor board, and I am planning to design and build an enclosure for it. Would you be able to provide any CAD files/dimension specifications to save me measuring everything manually? Thanks

I'm wondering if there is a way to put the CM4 into usbboot mode so I can update the bootloader and change the boot config on my CM4. From what I understand, this is usually done using the CM4 I/O board, by putting a jumper across some pins and connecting it to a computer over USB. However, I don'

Figured I'd post something on here with the boards in action! I bough two cases with slots for 4 standard hard drives and then tucked a little SSD inside. Between the two they're handling 70TB of data and give me enough speed to max out at 3Gbps on my network! Super awesome boards! I'm going to

Hi all! First, amazing board! I am facing Wi-Fi issues with a CM4 Lite 4GB Ram Wi-Fi. I managed to install your image and OMV, but it seems that after a few minutes, the board gets a new IP, even though I set up my router to give it a fix IP. Nevertheless, everytime I turn it off, wi-fi completely s

Software Q. Where can I download the latest Axzez Interceptor Operating System (OS) image? A. The custom Interceptor OS is available for download at: https://www.axzez.com/interceptor-os.img.gz See the Axzez Software Downloads page for more information. Q. How do I install the Axzez prov

Over on https://www.axzez.com/forum/interceptor-carrier-board/40-pin-ffc-gpio (topic is closed or I'd reply there), I see that the FFC connectors expose I2C and some GPIO pins. I'd be interested in using them for some uses other than network interfaces. Could someone ( @Bill Nagel perhaps?) pos

I saw this one on the list, and it looks too good to be true. When I do the math, even using 5x inefficient drives plus the cm4’s usage seems like it’ll be way under the limit of this PSU. Is that right? It seems too good to be true to have such a small, silent and affordable PSU be such a. Perfec

I just got my Interceptor board (wahoo!) and wanted to see if others have tried to put it into a case like this one? i'm thinking of putting it in a small case, have about 1 SSD and 1 HDD connected to it.. anyone try this case? https://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-Computer-Chassis-Interchangeabl

I have a DNS server on my network that I run everything through. It is a PiHole running in a Docker container for anyone interested. The Interceptor should have picked up this DNS server when it got its DHCP, but it seemed to have not. So I used resolvectl to manually set it, and it still isn't work

Have any of you found an enclosure that fits the Interceptor board nicely? With or without the adapter plate? Mine is working great, but looks like a heap of hard drives and wires on my desk. Recommendations would be greatly appreciated.