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Have you measured current consumption while idle and active? What's up with the dual-linear-regulator design? Seems odd, am I missing something?

This is why we make and sell a proper 3.5" mounting bracket for SCSI2SD V6/V5.1. Since you don't mention which version you're using, and revived a ~four year old thread, it seems most likely you're using a V5.1. Would you like a proper mounting bracket?

The "actual powerbook edition" has existed for 3+ years. No spin-down issues.

SCSI2SD V5.0, V5.1, and V6.0 are all capable of and designed to be powered by SCSI termination power alone, when the SCSI Host Bus Adapter provides it, which is almost, but not always, the case :)

Define "high speed"? SCSI2SD firmware (both for V5 and V6) is totally open source; What is your intended use case?

If that is your goal, why not consider buying a SCSI2SD V5? http://scsi2sd.com/v5/buy

The already exists :) good news!

Fantastic! Would you be willing to send one our way for evaluation? I'll PM you.

Let me know how it goes, when you get the board. We actually have some 2.5" PowerBook edition boards in the pipeline, now (finally!), but if this works well, I'd be happy to help finance a run of them, provided the board design is open.

Awesome work on this PCB. Is that assembled, or just for the PCB? hopefully the latter :)

That seems very unlikely, unless you do it yourself, as V4 boards have not been manufactured in nearly three years. The percentage of all SCSI2SD devices out there which are V4 is _very_ small, I'd wager less than 1%, at this point.

The V4 board uses the exact same firmware as the V5. That PCB is fully published and open. The V5 boards have only been sold fully assembled, so I'm not really sure what the original poster was smoking. TinySCSI is great, but the use of legacy silicon is not ideal for a variety of technical...

This is factually inaccurate, and you should be ashamed of yourself for making such claims. The last firmware *release* for SCSI2SD V5 was just over one year ago, and there hasn't been another because it's 4.6 is very stable. 

I doubt it, it's probably just a monochrome card, but that's okay. I'm still interested.

I can save you some time and offer to take it off your hands for a reasonable sum. I would like to reverse engineer (and document) it. PM me with what you think is fair, plus priority mail shipping to 95130, assuming you're in the US.

Quick correction... the SCSI2SD exposes multiple SCSI ID's, not LUNs, when you use it in multi-device mode, where you slice up a microSD card into multiple "devices" within the SCSI2SD-util configuration tool.

It certainly does!

ETA? :)

Yep, that's what I need. Thanks!

Hi folks, I have an LC PDS Ethernet card and am unable to find a functioning link anywhere on the Internet for 'FENI2.3.sit.hqx', which I believe is the driver I need for this card. The URL at http://vintageapple.org/macdrivers/nic/FENI2.3.sit.hqx is bad, and returns a zero byte file. It also...