PiSCSIs are back in stock on Tindie!! https://www.tindie.com/products/landogriffin/piscsi-full-size-assembled
FOSS SCSI Emulator (formerly RaSCSI Reloaded)
PiSCSIs are back in stock on Tindie!! https://www.tindie.com/products/landogriffin/piscsi-full-size-assembled
FYI you can now build and save #BlueSCSI & @piscsi images on https://infinitemac.org/ Makes it easy to get started making your own drive images. Can drag in files from your computer, has a persistent disk. You can even install the OS on the persistent disk and export it if you like
Thanks @mihaip & @onegeekarmy
Looking forward to seeing everyone next weekend at VCFMW! https://vcfmw.org/
For anyone who has been waiting for a PiSCSI kit (not fully assembled), there are a few in stock!
https://www.tindie.com/products/landogriffin/piscsi-full-size-kit/
PiSCSI version 23.04.01 is now available!!
https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/releases/tag/v23.04.01
- 32 and 64 bit pre-built images now available
- Sub directory support added to the web interface
- Improved SCSI-1 and VAX/VMS compatibility
- Translation updates
- Security updates for Netatalk
@datorpunk thatโs a great question! We should probably add a button to the web interface to flush the cache.
Unfortunately, there isnโt a good solution yet
Piggybacking off of the @piscsi with an old CD-ROM drive #MARCHintosh
@slaine I need to check Mastadon more often!
The way you approached it is probably the best way.
Is the .DSK image something you could share? I have some thoughts on how we could handle this more gracefully in the future. Or, could you click the info button in the web interface and share the info? For ex:
I love this mobile friendly control interface!
#PiSCSI 23.02 is now available for download!
https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/releases/tag/v23.02.01
- Improved configuration file handling
- New logo in web interface
- Improvements to creating and loading ISO images
Thank you to everyone who has contributed and reported errors!
@Aminorjourney @nulleric
Yay!! Glad it is working for you :)
@smallsco It does get pretty hot! Its not mentioned on the wiki because its not technically *required*. The transceivers are operating within their datasheet temp ranges. (at least in all of my testing)
Have fun with your PiSCSI!! :)
@Vaneshi It should work to have two PiSCSIs on the SCSI bus. Just make sure one of them has the term switches off.
Full-sized pre-assembled PiSCSIs are back in stock on Tindie!
https://www.tindie.com/products/landogriffin/piscsi-full-size-assembled/
@Vaneshi Unfortunately, its still one or the other. Thank you for expressing interest in the feature though! It's motivational to hear that people want it :)
Thank you all for the feedback!!
Should the next revision of PiSCSI stick with micro-USB? Or switch to USB-C? (It will still only be for power)
Do you love SCSI and vintage Macs? Well good news!
The NEW and improved BlueSCSI 2.0 has arrived!
Offers faster speeds, delicious new Pico-powered PCBs, and less battery bombs!*
๐https://bluescsi.com/v2 ๐
*Not actually proven, always remove old batteries!
Having open #VintageCompter solutions is important. Companies come and go. Part avalibility comes and goes. Maintainers interest comes and goes.
If it's open someone can pick up the torch. You can build it yourself 10 years later. Someone can port it to a new platform.
You can customize it to fit your niche need. Contribute back to both the hardware and software.
If it's closed the project stops, knowledge is lost.
We'll keep building on the success of being open. #BlueSCSI #VintageMac
The default branch has been renamed!
"master" is now named "main"
If you have a local clone, you can update it by running the following commands.
git branch -m master main
git fetch origin
git branch -u origin/main main
git remote set-head origin -a