Raspberry Pi File Server
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This accessory enables mounting a 3.5" drive and Raspberry Pi in a 5.25" slot. The purpose is to utilize an external CD Rom enclosure, which provides both 5V power and USB-to-SATA converter. Assemble the printed parts by filing edges for smooth fitting. Required items include: four case/drive screws, four internal-fixing screws (preferably made for plastic), and two screws for securing Raspberry Pi (CD Rom screws may fit tightly; smaller ones are better). Drill holes to match screw sizes and proceed with assembly. For powering the Raspberry Pi, dismantle a micro-USB cable or rewire a molex-to-molex-plus-floppy cable if your enclosure has Molex connectors. Connect the Raspberry Pi to the USB-to-SATA converter via an internal USB cable or solder wires, as USB is flexible with short cables. However, be cautious that certain USB-to-SATA converters included in CD Rom enclosures may not support drives over 2TB.
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