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The components are around $40+ the shipping of the boards from China (which is around $20 to get them in a reasonable amount of time). Would there be any interest in pulling together a group buy?
There are a couple things I would change/do differently...
- Use through-hole for the 50-pin...
I thought the same thing! For this version, I broke out the i2c and VCC to a separate header to attach a super cheap OLED. I haven't got around to writing any code do do anything with it, but that shouldn't be too tough. You could also easily add a much larger screen, but I'm trying to watch the...
That is exciting!! The code might not be directly portable to the RaSCSI, but the understanding of the communication protocol is a huge win for the community! I'm running out of vacation time for this week, but this looks like something to tackle with my next vacation!!
I'd make a comment...
I did post in one of the Vintage Mac Facebook groups yesterday. That was me!
Side note: I'm spending a bunch of time today trying to pull together a good documentation package for English Mac users. Feedback/comments/contributions are welcome!
https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/wiki
ITS ALIVE!!!
I did some benchmarks with a few different Raspberry Pi versions (the Raspberry Pi 0 results were surprising). I compared them to the stock Seagate HD in my Quadra 840av and a SCSI2SD version 5.0a that I had from a few years back.
https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/wiki/Benchmarks...
FYI.... status update....
Found an issue with the modified circuit board I made. I had the "ACK" and "ACT" lines swapped. Oops! This was easy enough to fix with a cut/jump on the board though.
I was able to get the RaSCSI software running on a Raspberry Pi 4. My Quadra is able to see the...
I recently got my Quadra 840av working (best dumpster find ever!). I'd love to upgrade the VRAM to 2MB. Looking at the VRAM modules on eBay, they just look like a couple SRAM ICs with some bypass caps. Has anyone ever tried making their own VRAM PCB?
Hi all! I'm going to jump on the RaSCSI bandwagon here. I've order a few of the cards designed by K55 (and also tried my hand at a customized version that has both 50pin ribbon and 25-pin DB connectors). Hopefully everything will be here by the 4th of July so I can dig into this.
Just curious...
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