#SCSI

N95 subnet mask 😷sharewarewolf@bitbang.social
2026-01-14

Free to a good home: One Hewlett Packard C2262A Storage System with seven SCSI drive bays. Two are currently populated by hard drives, one by a caddy-loading CD reader, and one by a tape drive. The faceplate of the CD reader had been held on by masking tape. 💿
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#FreeToAGoodHome #Macintosh #RetroComputing #VintageComputers #HewlettPackard #HP #TapeDrive #SCSI

A gray computer tower with the HP logo in the upper left and an LED in the upper right. The entire front is 5 1/4" drive bays. The top one is blanked off, the second has a caddy CD-ROM drive, the next two are blanked off, the fifth has a tape drive, and the bottom two each have an LED for a hard drive.The back of a tower computer case. At the very top and very bottom are Centronix connectors. A rocker switch and IEC power inlet are at the bottom left. Most of the back of the case is bare metal. There is perforation at the bottom and around the sides for air flow. A yellow laser warning sticker is at the top and there are smaller HP logo stickers on the case, too.The top of the case with the outer shell removed. The bare metal frame has a couple holes that cables are visible behind, but in the middle are seven sets of dip switches.The front of the case with the outer shell removed. The top drive bay is empty. The CD reader has a strip of ancient masking tape on the top of it. The tape drive has a static warning sticker on it.
Kevin Karhan :verified:kkarhan@infosec.space
2026-01-05

@rraggl eben!

Dass fundamentale #Treiber bis heute nicht in #Windows integriert sind und wie in den 1990ern #Treiber händlisch reingeprügelt werden müssen ist auch ein Unding dass es so glücklicherweise nie unter #Linux gab.

Meine Beispiele bei Windows sind noch nichtmals weirde Edge-Cases sondern fundamentale Funktionen

  • #Linux mag zwar in seltensten Fällen auf Konsole crashen, aber es kann von dort wenigstens repariert oder sogar benutzt werden!
左大路さんhadsn@mstdn.nere9.help
2025-12-24

#キヤノン #電子スチルカメラ Q-PIC用周辺機器で、 #ビデオフロッピー に記録した画像を #Macintosh#SCSI で取り込める装置があった模様

Video Floppy Disk Drive FV-540 - Canon 1990: : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive archive.org/details/TNM_Video_?

2025-12-17

Что делать, если нужно одно решение, чтобы править всеми СХД? Выбираем CSI-драйвер: от вендора или универсальный

Команда Deckhouse Storage рассказала о поддерживаемых в наших платформах CSI с использованием реализаций от вендора (для платформ Huawei, HPE, NetApp и Yadro), а также о собственном универсальном CSI-драйвере csi-scsi-generic, который поддерживает интеграцию с любыми системами хранения данных.

habr.com/ru/companies/flant/ar

#схд #система_хранения_данных #csi #хранилище #deckhouse #hpe #csiдрайвер #netapp #tatlinunified #scsi

2025-12-16

Sun Fire & SAS drive replacement - FreeBSD

Had to replace a disk drive in a #SunFire server. Purchased a 12G/s drive and didn't know if it would be working in this old #Sun folk. It did, with negotiated 3G/s speed. I run into problems with Adaptec and low-level format. This is how to solve them.

eldar.cz/kangaroo/binarni-sxiz

#freebsd #disk #sas #scsi #unix

2025-12-01

A fresh composition of my Amiga A4000. You can clearly see that I'm not using this computer in fact the last time it has been fired up, is in the last century.
The oxidation on the outside of the FDD, clearly indicates electrolytic capacitors inside which should not be electrified.

I will need to recap this whole motherboard before I even attempt to turn it on. I'm not planning to do so though

I have an A4000T which just needs another RTG card. The Picasso 96 that I ordered for the last time broke down after 5 years.

If I really want to I can even repair the Picasso 96. The video IC is just a Cyrus logic IIRC

For me AGA is way too slow to work on such a massive machine

Which is the reason for both the A4000T which is in storage and the A4000 to be idle

Below the Amiga you can see a part of a betamax video recorder.

#RetroTechnology #RetroComputing #A4000 #HDD #SCSI #storage #technology #retro #betamax

My A4000 computer heavily oxidized in 85F warming light
N-gated Hacker Newsngate
2025-11-19

Ah, the timeless art of restoring an Amiga 500—because who wouldn't want to spend hours pimping a decades-old computer? 🤖🛠️ Let’s all pretend that Workbench 1.3 isn’t the pinnacle of human achievement while reminiscing about hard drives like they're the Mona Lisa of storage. 😂👏
pimyretro.org/pimped-amiga-500/

andabataandabata
2025-11-15

I accidentally bought a 3.5" scsi floppy drive at a flea market .Only noticed it was SCSI when I looked at it at home.

Underside of a teac fd-05hgs
73% Geek has moved! (again)73pctGeek@blep.it
2025-11-15

SCSI discovered the laundry basket was directly beneath the hot air blowing from the heat pump. So much for cat-hair-free clothes this week.

#Caturday #CatsOfMastodon #SCSI #SiameseCat

SCSi, the chocolate-point Siamese cat, is nestled inside a  grey plastic laundry basket filled with dark clothing. The basket sits on a dark purple leather Ikea dining chair, and he peeks over the clothes, looking directly at the camera.
2025-11-02

Thanks everybody for chipping on on the SCSI question. Here is what I've gathered or derived:

The good OSes that supported the DaynaPort Ethernet devices were probably doing a read with a long timeout; the SCSI driver can definitely notify/interrupt when that read is satisfied.

The DOS ASPI layer doesn't support setting the timeout for reads. That function was available in Windows ASPI, but not DOS.

Using these under DOS is miserable; I hate the timer interrupt. ;-0

#retrocomputing #scsi

2025-11-02

@nicolaintini While SCSI host adapters can use interrupts to signal they need attention from the OS, that AI summary doesn't answer the question.

The question is SCSI assumes that the devices are only responding to requests from the host. So if you have a packet that gets received asynchronously, there is no active read command waiting for it. In that case, how does the device get the attention of the host to ask it to do a read command?

#retrocomputing #scsi

2025-11-02

Does anybody know how SCSI Ethernet adapters were able to signal the OS that a new packet had arrived and needed to be processed?

With storage devices and scanners the host issues a command first and the SCSI device responds. But Ethernet is different in that packets arrive asynchronously, and not in response to a host command.

Network adapters can use hardware interrupts to handle incoming packets. How did SCSI Ethernet adapters do it? Was polling the only option?

#retrocomputing #scsi

R.L. Dane :Debian: :OpenBSD: :FreeBSD: 🍵 :MiraLovesYou:rl_dane@polymaths.social
2025-10-31

Share this #SCSI logo, for no reason. ;)

Original: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scsi_logo.svg

The SCSI logo, from wikipedia, reduced to monochrome to reduce size.A version of the same with no alpha/transparency

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