Sure. Here they are: LINK. I connect the HAT with the Pi with a 90° adaptor, that splits the GPIO. So I can also connect the fan to the Pi. For the USB connection, I really tried a lot of variants. I sticked to USB-A 3.0 male to female. I also tried USB-C to USB-A cables, with an adaptor from USB-A to USB-C, but that was too complicated and expensive. Furthermore, I still use the USB-Bridge, because the bridge uses something illegal that is against the USB-Standard and what can not be reproduced with a USB-Cable. At least from my opinion. Maybe you know these USB-A male to male cables? This won’t work for me.
Lightweight Installation (SATA HAT only, no cpu fan, no lcd, no buttons)
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