Hello! I have my Interceptor board and CM4 installed in one of your five drive 1U server cases with powersupply! It's a great fit for this product and I love it. The only challenge I'm having is I can't get the NIC to stay on the assigned IP address in the config-rt*.sh file that is in /usr/libexec/ after systemctl daemon-reload. The lines I've added at the bottom are: #ip link add link eth0 name lan type vlan id 1 #ip link add link eth0 name lan type vlan id 2 ip addr del 10.90.0.1/24 dev lan ip addr add 10.0.1.13/24 dev eth0 ip route add default via 10.0.1.1 dev eth0 I don't need a vlan, DHCP server or any of that. I just need 4 ethernet ports all connected and setup in a LAG as this is just a NAS appliance. Everything else is hosted on different hardware. I haven't found in the FAQ how to disable the DHCP server or the name of the service and I'm not seeing anything that is telling me why the NIC resets after an hour or so.

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 need two more to get the rest of my MooseFS nas on Interceptor boards and then I'll a raw storage capacity of 125TB and 112TB usable with a replication factor of 2! Hopefully the next run comes through soon!

I've gone through four power supplies, two non-approved and two 750W Antec (on the approved list) power supplies. Neither of my two CM4 boards give any glimmer of powering on. PSU fan doesn't spin, no lights on the board. Worked with them on an anti-static mat. 3.3V is stable as well. I've checked my CR2032 batteries to make sure they were good as well. I've tested the power supplies without the CM4 and it works fine. I'm using an SSD plugged into the first sata port incase it needed that for booting. I'm totally out of ideas. Anybody have any ideas on what I can try?