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ITBoot. Can simulate USB drives, optical drives, and floppy drives. It's an IT operations artifact, related to: IODD

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M2x2.5x10 SHSS Machine Screw (20PCS) - AA205
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  • Luckfox Pico Mini B x 1: Luckfox Pico Mini B
  • oled1306 0.96 x 1: 接线定义GND VCC SCL SDA
  • 贴片按键 (TS-1187A-C-D-B) x 3: 4*4*2
  • 4.7kΩ 电阻 x 3: 0603

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Portable USB Disk Emulator

Dimensions: 59mm × 29mm × 13mm

This is a portable mini USB disk emulator based on the Luckfox Pico Mini B development board, supporting the emulation of USB drives, optical drives, and floppy drives

An excellent hardware tool for the IT operations and maintenance industry. System installation, maintenance, X86, ARM, and more are all covered

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I. Introduction

  • Extreme Portability: Compact design (59x29x13mm), easily fits into a pocket or toolkit
  • Quick Switching: Browse and mount images (.img/.iso) from the TF card via the OLED menu, quickly switching between USB drive, optical drive, and floppy drive modes
  • File Management: Supports MTP (like accessing local folders) and SFTP for file transfer without plugging and unplugging
  • State Persistence: Automatically resumes the last mounted state after device reboot, making it more convenient to use
  • Safe and Reliable: Provides graphical safe shutdown and reboot options to protect your data and TF card
  • Completely Open Source: Hardware (PCB), software (firmware), and casing (3D printed) are all open source, allowing for free modification and customization

II. Preparation

  • Main Control Board: Luckfox Pico Mini B (requires removing the camera socket to reduce thickness)
  • Screen: 0.96-inch OLED (requires cutting off the fixing tabs on both sides of the PCB before installation)
  • PCB Files: Via open-source platform: OSHWHUB Jialichuang Link or cloud drive download: Baidu Netdisk Extraction Code: iswx, choose one of the two is sufficient (PCB thickness should be 1.6mm)
  • Firmware Download: Baidu Netdisk Extraction Code: a1ur
  • Flashing Method: Refer to Luckfox Official Tutorial
Name/ModelDesignatorSpecification/DescriptionQuantity
Luckfox Pico Mini BU1Main Control Board (requires modification)1
OLED (HS96L03W2C03)U20.96 inch, I2C interface (requires modification)1
SMD Button (TS-1187A-C-D-B)DOWN, UP, OK2mm high button3
Resistor 4.7kΩR1, R2, R3R0603 package3
Screw M2*10-Flat head Phillips countersunk2

III. Installation Process

  1. Remove the camera socket from the Luckfox Pico Mini B to reduce overall thickness

  2. Solder the shorter end of the pin header to the Luckfox Pico Mini B and PCB as the connection part

  3. Then pull off the plastic fasteners and trim the pins

     

  4. Solder the 4*4*2 button and three 4.7kΩ resistors

  5. Cut off the fixing tabs on both sides of the OLED PCB to fit the casing size

  6. Apply acetate tape or polyimide tape to the capacitors and resistors on the back of the OLED module to prevent short circuits

     

  7. It is recommended to use a ribbon cable to connect the screen to the PCB for easier adjustment later. Alternatively, solder the pin headers directly, [again, use the shorter side as the connection part for soldering,]

     

  8. Main body completed, ready for installation

  9. Insert the PCB diagonally, then press it into place

  10. Place the cover, push it to the right, and install the m2*10 screws

Congratulations everyone! Installation is complete

IV. Usage Instructions

Button Instructions

  • Up/Down Buttons: Switch menu options
  • Right Triangle Button: Confirm/Back

Menu Functions:

 

Menu ItemFunction Description
Image BrowserBrowse TF card, one-click mount .img (USB drive) or .iso (optical drive) images
File TransferEnable sharing to access TF card folders on the computer
USB StatusDisplay device IP address, supports access using SFTP clients (e.g., FileZilla)
StatusSet floppy drive emulation switch, read-only mode, etc
ShutdownSafe shutdown, power can be disconnected after two seconds
RestartRestart the device for function recovery or configuration updates

IMG File Creation

V. Project Origin

Acknowledgements and Open Source Spirit

This project is modified from deadfatty/disk-emu, and implemented based on the following excellent open-source firmware:

Thanks to all pioneering developers for their contributions! The power of open source made this small device possible

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