Quote from: silver71 on March 06, 2014, 11:36:39 AM

Quote from: [gadget] on March 06, 2014, 04:30:28 AM

Quote from: end18 on March 06, 2014, 12:22:48 AM

I'm in 1 chip testing now.

It works with my Rasp berry pi.

https://doc-10-04-docs.googleusercontent.com/docs/securesc/l4djka008adkbo5eb3peri1thtdq598p/ost2lihsqe4b0546nst514da23th9s8l/1394064000000/15398276951700677173/15398276951700677173/0B0zzUhzSOpuLSm45YVpNUHNOM0JYN2Z0UnNuZm5RcTRMd3BV?h=16653014193614665626&e=download

The url isn't working for me somehow...
Did you figure out the typos in the BOM by any chance?

Quote from: Dimoza on March 06, 2014, 02:58:11 AM

nice job!
could you show assembled board? both sides? would be interesting to see your cooling solution.

will do. After exhaustive searching I finally ordered a heatsink + some fans last night. It will cover the entire back side and will attach via the screw holes, with some thermal padding in-between.

Do you need corrected BOM ? I can send you one...

Mines on my way! I examined the gerber files pretty thoroughly and couldn't find any errors. Have you ran into any issues with the design itself?

On the BOM I selected an alum cap, P15077CT-ND, for C500, C501... Obviously they didn't mean to use an LDO converter and I don't think they meant an axial cap either. I think was the biggest misprint. Also, I have plenty of right angle pci-e power connectors and plan on soldering them on the underside of the board(backwardz) so polarization is still correct. I couldn't seem to find the upright ones.

Could you send me yours. I'm curious what components you ended up selecting.