Have you heard about BlueSCSI Ultra? It's the SCSI device emulator to have for your more modern vintage machines.

Faster performance, works in more machines, audio CD abilities and more.

Check it out! https://bluescsi.com/ultra

#BlueSCSI

BlueSCSI Ultra & Ultra Wide Announcement

Announcing BlueSCSI Ultra and Ultra Wide - 68-pin 16-bit Ultra Wide support, integrated RP2350B, Front Panel support, and more.

BlueSCSI

Finally, the #MiSCUSI is released!
https://codeberg.org/hkzlab/MiSCUSI_AppleII

For the newcomers, it's a rebuild of the Apple II #SCSI card, made with SMD components.

Tested it on my #Delta Apple //e clone with a #BlueSCSI

Thanks to #PCBWay for sponsoring this,and thanks to @DosFox for testing the PLD dumps on his card!

As usual, if you like my projects and have some credits to spare, you can throw me a few via Ko-Fi. It's not strictly necessary, but all go towards the next projects (instead of using what's left after I have fed and medicated the cat colony I inherited...).

MiSCUSI_AppleII

Minified re-implementation of the Apple II SCSI card with SMD components.

Codeberg.org
@pdx.social a) Get an external #BlueSCSI which Is both modern storage replacement AND wireless network: https://bluescsi.com/
b) Find a way to run https://github.com/rdmark/macproxy_classic on you network to strip out the modern stuff.
c)???
d) Profit!
BlueSCSI - The Future of Retro SCSI

BlueSCSI is a modern, open-source SCSI solution for vintage computers. Powered by Raspberry Pi. Replace your old SCSI hard drives with a reliable microSD card.

GlobalTalk admins using non-standard Ethernet interfaces in System 7.1...

Can you please PM a screenshot of your Network and MacTCP settings (first screen only for MacTCP, examples attached) – 1 bit B/W preferred.

I'm wanting to make my AIR manual addendum, and GlobalTalk setup instructions and files more generic.

I'd also be interested in which Ethernet drivers were necessary to get your interface to work with AIR under System 7.1.

Lastly, I'm interested in having a chat with users of Snow, mini vMac, Basilisk II, and other non-QEMU emulators about GlobalTalk connection requirements and setup in System 7.1.

I will credit contributions, of course!

Thank you, and boosts appreciated!

#GlobalTalk #MARCHintosh #BlueSCSI

@vkc shares some BlueSCSI love in this video - installing LinuxPPC on a 9600 (one of my favorite Macs!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClvEuUQGoXg

#BlueSCSI #retrocomputing #vintageMac #MARCHintosh

Linux on a Mac (but it's 1999)

YouTube

BlueSCSI Ultra now in stock at JCM-1.com. Get the best performance at the best price! #bluescsi

https://jcm-1.com/product-category/hardware/bluescsi/

BlueSCSI – Joe's Computer Museum

Recreating One Of The First Hackintoshes

Apple’s Intel era was a boon for many, especially for software developers who were able to bring their software to the platform much more easily than in the PowerPC era. Macs at the time were…

Hackaday
Recreating One Of The First Hackintoshes

Apple’s Intel era was a boon for many, especially for software developers who were able to bring their software to the platform much more easily than in the PowerPC era. Macs at the time were…

Hackaday
Getting ready to play with GlobalTalk on my #BlueSCSI #MacSE. Was getting new old stock LocalTalk hardware strictly necessary? YES @ismh86 @siracusa
Just so you all know...
After very limited bodging, I was able to get the #FoxSCSI board (by @DosFox naturally) recognized by the Delta (#apple2 clone) and booting from it using a #BlueSCSI!