GMKtec NucBox G9 4x NVMe NIC
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Bottom case for the NucBox G9 with mounting for 4x NVMe NIC adapters and 2x 40mm fans
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Add up to 4 additional NICs to your G9. Huge thanks to @sleeeeeepy_3195269 for the original case design!
Read more about it on catskull.net
AI Disclaimer: I used Claude (Opus 4.8) to modify the original 3MF files.
Files:
g9-modkit-ethernet - bottom shell replacement
g9-pcb-rail - add M2 threaded inserts and glue into place. I recommend screwing in one or two of the jack PCBs to ensure alignment
g9-m2rails-and-feet - one takes M2 nuts, another takes M2 threaded inserts
g9-mounting-rails - press into place into the bottom screw slots. Can accommodate command strips for mounting.
Bill of materials (Amazon non-affiliate links):
(optional) Intel I226-V m.2 A+E key adapter (must remove WiFi card)
M2 threaded inserts, nuts, screws
(optional) Small heatsinks for I226-V chips, eMMC
Assembly notes:
Shell mounts to G9 case using the original screws
m.2 bracket mounts to PCB using top plate screws
Make sure you add the threaded inserts to the PCB rail before gluing into place. Mount one or two of the jack PCBs to ensure orientation and alignment.
Fan connectors must be soldered/adapted to the Noctua wires.
To make installing x86 OpenWrt easier, you can use my Alpine Linux based installer. Flash ISO to a removable media and follow the on screen prompts.
