@ronan From reading through everything here, I feel like you're really close to the final solution! You've put in a lot of effort here. I have been actively looking for a quality solution for SCSI-to-Ethernet with a more modern design/approach. I feel like this could be it. From all my research, much of the other existing solutions out there are not entirely reliable, may have limited/buggy software, and are highway-robbery to obtain one! More power to you and I will be monitoring to see when one can be purchased when ready.
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68net - a modern SCSI to Ethernet board
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Hi !
Sorry life got me very busy, and I lack enough motivation to go to the end of the project. The hardware part works perfectly, I was able to send packets and communicate through SCSI to my Mac.
Unfortunately the retro enginering part of the original hardware I was trying to replicate takes too much energy as I was told timing need to be really precise. One solution would be to emulate other hardwares as it was suggested to me. I might spend some time to try time, but I cannot guarantee I will do it.
I think that using my hardware as a starting point is a good idea, but software needs to be rewritten.
Sorry life got me very busy, and I lack enough motivation to go to the end of the project. The hardware part works perfectly, I was able to send packets and communicate through SCSI to my Mac.
Unfortunately the retro enginering part of the original hardware I was trying to replicate takes too much energy as I was told timing need to be really precise. One solution would be to emulate other hardwares as it was suggested to me. I might spend some time to try time, but I cannot guarantee I will do it.
I think that using my hardware as a starting point is a good idea, but software needs to be rewritten.
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