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Awesome. Collaboration invitation sent!

Awesome! I'd appreciate that @cheesestraws!

Also.... FYI: the repo has been detached from XRayRobert's repository. (As requested in https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/issues/21)

Does anyone have any thoughts/suggestions on how we should do pull requests? For example, I have a pull request open right now. Should I leave that open for someone else to review/approve it? Is anyone willing to do that? Up to this point, I've just been approving my own pull requests, which...

I like that idea!

There's quite a bit of discussion about this earlier in this thread. The 74LS641 is the only one on that list that *really* meets the SCSI spec. I tried the 74LS245, and it seems functional. But, it technically doesn't sink enough current, so it could have issues in some configurations. I...

"Version 2" will be. I'm debugging the board today for it!

@NoTrueSpaceman - I just committed version "1.6", which only has issue #10 fixed. I'd encourage you to review out the Schematic and Gerber files before you order them.  https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/tree/master/hw/rascsi_1p6

I believe you should be able to do that, though I haven't tried.  Also - if you want the 1.5.... Give me a couple hours, and I'll make a "1.6" that just has the one fix for Issue #10. (I fully acknowledge that the "2.1" version is nearly impossible to assemble by hand)

I’m curious what your reasons are too :)   For me, SCSI2SD is “done”. I personally wanted a project that could combine my love of Macs, interest in embedded software and Raspberry Pis and hack away at something. This isn’t intended to “compete” with SCSI2SD in any way. Hopefully it’s just a...

1) I have successfully booted my Quadra 840av with the “1.5” version without any trouble. I would imagine it should be fine with a IIsi.  2) The “1.5” one is what I’ve been using for the past few weeks. I don’t think it will be considered obsolete by any means. The 2.1 version is the latest...

Cedar Rapids IA here. They're thinking it will "several days" until we have power again.  :-O Possibly, someday? No immediate plans. My personal use case is for early/mid 1990's Macs, which wont be able to take advantage of the additional speed. I like it!! Mounting them as disks would...

FYI.... my house was hit with the storm that came through the Midwest yesterday. I’m without power or cell service, so I’ll be quiet for a few days :)   (nothing broken that can’t be replaced, so counting my blessings)

What do you guys think about keeping "SASI" support in the code? In the Apple realm, I don't believe it has ever been used.  Part of me wants to strip it out to help remove some complexity from the code. If someone really wants SASI support, they could fall back on the original GIMONS version...

Draft software setup instructions are on the wiki: https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/wiki/Setup-Instructions Its on my to-do list to make a downloadable image with everything set up already. But, there are only so many hours in the day.  There are a couple different versions floating around...

Happy Friday everyone! A couple updates.... I think the web interface is ready for folks to start trying out! I've been testing it out today and it seems to work. I'd love for someone to try it out and give me some feedback. (I realize that there aren't many people who have working RaSCSI...

Instructions also uploaded to https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/wiki/Drive-Setup Feel free to make updates/corrections/clarifications!

To start with, your "HDA" file can just be a file full of zeros. You can create it using the Linux dd command on your Pi pi@rascsi:~ $ dd if=/dev/zero of=/home/pi/new_drive.hda bs=4M count=100 100+0 records in 100+0 records out 419430400 bytes (419 MB, 400 MiB) copied, 22.4022 s, 18.7 MB/s...

Unfortunately, I think the previous discussion about the 74LS641 transceiver is going to push the price up at least $10 each. I think its still a pretty affordable solution though! I put in an order for 100 of them yesterday, so we can at least get some higher volume pricing. (On a side note...

I've never used it myself, but Wikipedia doesn't have much love for it :undecided: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claris_CAD I'm curious to hear what you find out though!