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Sure enough, the 53C80 and 5380 don't even have the same pin count. See https://bitsavers.computerhistory.org/components/ncr_symbios/scsi/5380/SP-1051_NCR_5380-53C80_SCSI_Interface_Chip_Design_Manual_Mar86.pdf Page 3 of that PDF says the following: "A CMOS version of the NCR 5380, the NCR S3C80...

While this may be new information to you, it was announced over six months ago. I'm frankly surprised it went on as long as it did.

I can confirm that the "Apple Enet" extension, version 2.4.2, works properly with this Apple-branded card, which is actually a re-badged ZNYX NetBlaster ZX345. I've attached a self-extracting, macbinary-encoded archive, containing just the necessary Extension, to this post. According to a...

While I can't tell you what the -40 is (speed rating possibly?), I am very confident that you will be able to use the -40 variant without issue.

Thanks for the shout-out, but there's only one version of GetDown, known as GetDown Classic, which is non-commercial in nature, and open source. The current version is 1.6, which you can download here: http://www.68k.party/software/GetDownClassic-1.6.sit GetDown only requires a megabyte of RAM...

@cbmeeks, OpenTransport only requires five megabytes of RAM to install. Given that the IIsi can, officially, take 16MB of RAM in SIMM form (for a total of 17MB), or, unofficially, up to 65 megabytes, I'd strongly encourage you to add RAM if you have the ability to do so for a reasonable price...

Does anyone know which Apple driver/extension this card uses? The SA0025 is apparently just a re-badged ZNYX NETBLASTER ZX345. Both boards are silk-screned with "SA0025" on the PCB, and appear identical, besides the sticker on the 21140 chip itself. For the record, the Apple 10/100 PCI card is...

Has anyone (@Bolle ?) Looked in to cloning this board? I have one I am willing to sacrifice to the cause. Looks like they made one pcb for either 030 or 020 upgrades, and the only active component is a GAL22V10B, for which there is a modern available alternative, the ATF22V10C, which is a sub-$3...

Excellent! Well done!

@Tom2112 did you ever make any headway here? You can force any SCSI2SD V6 to boot straight in to Device Firmware Update mode and stay there, by shorting the BOOTLDR pin header with a paperclip or piece of solder. It only needs to be shorted at the moment the board is powered up (when you plug it...

@LaPorta, you said you've upgraded to the latest firmware, but which version are you using now, and which were you using before?

@tashtari which RPi model and UART are yo using? I ask because:

Awesome, congrats on the progress so far. This is really neat.

@MindWalker , we've been able to reproduce the bug in another hardware environment. From my contract developer, "It's dying trying to do a DNS lookup and all the threads are blocked, but I'm not sure where the deadlock is" So, for now, it's a "known issue" and we will get to the bottom of it...

@MindWalker Thanks for the report. Can you confirm you have the Thread Manager extension installed and loaded? The developer has tested this successfully on their IIfx running System 7.1, and it works fine there, using MacTCP. If you can figure out the version of Thread Manager (there are a...

These are, at present, unimplemented features. @MindWalker, thanks for the report. That's odd. The downloads work fine both for myself and for other people with this same version, so I'll need more information about your environment to attempt to replicate the behavior. Which version of System...

@MindWalker 0.99.6b has been superseded by 0.99.7b, which can be downloaded here: GetDownClassic-0.99.7b.sit New in this version: An Application Icon The Preferences dialog box has been re-sized and now fits properly at 640x480 HTTP return code Configurable User Agent string

@MindWalker Try with this version: GetDownClassic-0.99.6b.sit The HTTP redirects are now _properly_ followed, and there's a proper user agent, which fixes downloading of the game URL mentioned above.

Because modern SSL/TLS just isn't compatible with legacy SSL, and I'd rather have a browser that just failed to make connections to SSL-only websites.

Thanks for the report. When I download the above URL in a browser, it works, but when I fetch it with wget, it fails with "403 Forbidden", so they may be doing some user-agent whitelisting on the server side. We'll figure it out.