Recent content by landoGriffin

The refresh/update speed is decent if you're using black and white or minimal color depth. You can do high color depth, but the performance gets exponentially worse. (ex: 16-bit color is 16 times bigger than a black and white frame buffer) The way the PowerView works is to copy the entire...

Yup - I think I saw that one. I can see the benefit of a THT version, for sure!

Great job!! That looks awesome!!

Since I felt like procrastinating all afternoon.... I did an update to the mAcTX LC. Assuming they work, I'll have a handful to pass around. These are based on the version uploaded by @blueskykitty at https://68kmla.org/bb/index.php?threads/mactx-lc-boards.38912/ I've uploaded them to Github...

Also - if any RaSCSI users want to try out the PowerView emulation, there are some instructions here: https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/wiki/PowerView---SuperView It has issues, but its still cool to see it working.

I've been working on replicating a similar functionality, but with the Radius PowerView, using RaSCSI. Here's a picture of color output from a SE/30 :D The Radius drivers seem to have some arbitrary limitations - like it will only work on certain Macs and only goes up to 800x600 resolution...

Absolutely amazing!! Great job @marciot !!!

Nope, unfortunately not. I'm hoping to add that feature someday, but its pretty far down on the priority list right now.

Any chance the Pi is overheating? Why type of Raspberry Pi are you using? I haven't tried using the new Pi Zero W 2 inside a powerbook, so not sure how hot it will get. Ya, you can do that. Or, if you want, I have a PCB that will allow you to adapt the PB SCSI connector to a DB-25. If you...

Hi @3lectr1cPPC ! Just to make sure I understand correctly: - PB 145: works fine as CD-ROM, but not as a hard drive - PB 170: doesn't work as either A couple questions/things to check: - I'm assuming you have the termination switches enabled on your RaSCSI? - What version of software are you...

No future development needed. Its ready to go :) The Version 2.4a board can support this use case. I have a STL file for the bracket available here: https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/tree/develop/hw/pb_bracket https://www.tindie.com/products/landogriffin/rascsi-full-size-assembled/ You could...

To give this a more permanent home, I've committed these files to github. @blusnowkitty - please let me know if you have any objections. I will gladly take it down if you have any concerns. https://github.com/akuker/mAcTX_LC

What type of Raspberry Pi are you using? Also, on the Pi, could you check /var/log/rascsi.log to see if there are a bunch of error messages being logged?

You might be running into this issue: https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/issues/335 RaSCSI might not write the emulated drive contents to the SD card until the RaSCSI process is shut down.

I've observed the same thing. Just sitting idle, the chips do get pretty warm. However, I've used them for long periods of time without having any issues. Have you guys measured the temperature of the chips? The operating temperature in the data sheet is 0 to 70 degrees C. As long as they're...