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I downloaded the Toast Pro package and tried it out a bit but I can't get an ISO to be written. I need a step-by-step guide for dummies ...!

I don't have a SCSI burner, does it work without one, only within the Software? System 7.1 is running on the IIsi. I also have a Quadra700 with System 8.0. Which Toast Pro Version do I need?

I installed a German System 7.1 on a extra IIsi SCSI Harddrive and then created an image with Diskcopy from it. I copied the image to my MacMini with macOS and renamed it as an ISO and make a CD-R with BURN. This CD works well on my 68k IIsi but is not bootable! How can I make it bootable?

i take more tests and the Seagate ST1480N is 20% faster than the BlueSCSI (extreme Sandisk card) on my Macintosh IIsi ... On a Quadra the BlueSCSI v2 is faster than the Seagate Harddrive ...

FWB Harddisktoolkit 1.8

... a real SCSI Harddisk is a little bit ( 20%) faster than the BlueSCSI with a Sandisk Extreme SD card on my IIsi.

Thanks, I install it ...

Thanks, I will try it ...

I find MacOS 8.0 as german and install it but all 8.1 I can find are PPC (iMac) images ... I need this for my Quadra700 Looking for a Link to it ?

Yes it is the max that a IIsi SCSI Chip and system can do I think ...

I use now a 32GB SanDisk Extreme with the same files on it from the 4GB SD card. Almost no difference except for the write values which are twice as high now, that's good but it could be much better ...?

I buy new ones and will Test again ... But on my Atari Falcon the same 4GB card in a 25 D-Sub v2 BlueSCSI is faster than on a IIsi. Drive C:\ is a IDE CF card and Drive G:\ is the BlueSCSI. The Atari Falcon has a LOGIC58C80 SCSI-1 Chip so 1800k - 2000k is max transferrate with SCSI ...

I can't imagine that the SD card is so bad that the write values are so low ....!

no ... ZuluSCSI has 8GB Netac SD card

I can try some other SCSI driver ...

Write is very bad ... Norton say half of the real SCSI Harddrive speed, Speedometer say the same ... I use a SanDisk 4GB mircoSD HC card

I have a Desktop v2 BlueSCSI as a replacement HDD with/in my Macintosh IIsi because of the network capability. I use a 4GB SD card with a 1.9GB HDD image on it. Set up with FWB Harddisk Toolkit. The BlueSCSI only reaches half the speed of my old 500MB Fujitsu SCSI Harddrive. I hope future...

The problem is sitting in front of the screen ... I had entered the SSID in lowercase instead of uppercase !!!

With the Accessory works it ... https://jcs.org/bluescsi ... but I like do it work out of the bluescsi.ini ...?