Milk-V Jupiter 2 compatibility with pico/mini/micro-ITX/ATX/NUC chassis?

Jupiter Jupiter2
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Hi,

Do the MilkV Jupiter2’s screw holes supposedly match the screwholes in a popular mini/micro-ITX/ATX/NUC chassis such as HDPlex H1?

The declared dimensions 100mm wide and 86mm deep. Pico-ITX is the closest spec, 100mm wide and 72mm deep.

Also, is a IO-shield (back-plate) included with the Jupiter 2 for such chassis?

Thanks

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Mostly like not. The Pico-ITX is not quite standard. But we will make a case for it.

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Are we gonna get a carrier board like the HiFive Premier P550 for Jupiter NX & Jupiter2 NX?

I made two post above that should be deleted since the quoting wasn’t working.

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Well, there is an official metal case for it : )

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Indeed.

I actually reconsidered my investment in the Premier when I was about to pull the trigger and buy into SiFive to stick with the Jupiter2 when I saw the metal case, fan and heatsink—not mini-ITX, but I’ll go with Jupiter2 since Milk-V’s actually going all out for support this time in contrast to the first generation for a solid PC build.

I believe you were looking for documentation for Jupiter NX if my memory serves correct…. Did you manage to piece everything I posted under that thread?

Should’ve been much easier if you’re using Linux than it is for me since I’m building a custom Rust OS, but I’ve made some progress into the Jupiter NX’s architecture since then to find the Jupiter NX is more similar to the Jupiter ITX than I previously thought, and the Jetson Nano boards are nothing more than pass-through for Jupiter OS to have I/O to the Jupiter NX.

Should be more likely than not similar with Linux.

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