create/emulate SCSI drive using mini Vmac?
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create/emulate SCSI drive using mini Vmac?
by giolicious » 29 Nov 2011, 03:30
So how do I create/emulate a SCSI hard drive in miniVmac?
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." - Albert Einsten
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Re: create/emulate SCSI drive using mini Vmac?
by theos911 » 29 Nov 2011, 11:47
You need to create a large[r] disk image. This will give you and *effective* hard drive.
68k: Duo 230, 270c, 280c, DuoDock II, DuoDock Plus, Apple Minidock, Newertech Netdock & Ultradock 16sce, 540c, 190
PPC: 2300c, 5300ce, Performa 6500, Wallstreet II 300, B&W Powermac G3 500, iMac G3 700
PRAM? When in doubt, Pull it out!
PPC: 2300c, 5300ce, Performa 6500, Wallstreet II 300, B&W Powermac G3 500, iMac G3 700
PRAM? When in doubt, Pull it out!
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Re: create/emulate SCSI drive using mini Vmac?
by 24bit » 29 Nov 2011, 12:24
Correct me if I´m wrong, but I dont think MiniVMac was meant to make use of real SCSI drives.
FusionPC, SoftMac and BasiliskII (some versions) could address Mac SCSI volumes on a PC host,
if that is what you are after.
FusionPC, SoftMac and BasiliskII (some versions) could address Mac SCSI volumes on a PC host,
if that is what you are after.
Still running: 7100/80 and iMac Bondi blue with a few SCSI peripherals.
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Re: create/emulate SCSI drive using mini Vmac?
by bigmessowires » 29 Nov 2011, 17:15
True. The large disks in Mini vMac are actually implemented as super-sized floppies with a custom floppy driver. There is no SCSI emulation as far as I've seen from looking at the code.
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