Jean-Michel Durand

@onegeekarmy
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Former rock god.

I've been riding bicycles for the mind since 1982. I still haven't fallen off.

I make Disk Jockey, the disk image creator and analyzer for your retro stuff.
https://diskjockey.onegeekarmy.eu

Do you live in Europe and want to check out the magical BlueSCSI?
https://shop.onegeekarmy.eu

He/Him

🇧🇪 Belgium 🇪🇺

Disk Jockeyhttps://diskjockey.onegeekarmy.eu
BlueSkyhttps://bsky.app/profile/onegeekarmy.bsky.social
Shophttps://shop.onegeekarmy.eu
Raiders of the Lost Iconhttps://rotli.onegeekarmy.eu
Well I tried editing the poll to correct KDE and put Plasma instead and it all reset. In case you missed it, it was pretty much 34% GNOME, 31% KDE and "something else " for the rest.

If you're a desktop Linux user, would you mind answering this quick poll? It's for... a thing.

My desktop environment is

GNOME
36.5%
Plasma (KDE)
32.6%
Something else
30.8%
Poll ended at .

Your friendly neighbourhood Disk Jockey has been updated to easily create images for the great new Snow emulator (with multiple partitions if that's your jam).

https://diskjockey.onegeekarmy.eu
https://snowemu.com

User came on Discord today complaining how hard it was to configure RAW mode on BlueSCSI - they were right! So I automated it all.

Seems samplers users like the RAW partitioned SD workflow instead of images.

This also allows you to pop in a SCSI2SD card into your BlueSCSI for a easy upgrade.

#samplers #scsi #BlueSCSI

Hey BlueSCSI fans in the EU 🇪🇺 !

The Pico 2 W is now available as an option for when your old computer with a fast SCSI bus needs a bit more oomph!

https://shop.onegeekarmy.eu

One Geek Army Shop – New stuff for your retro stuff

yyzkevin.ca has been working on making #BlueSCSI the first #SCSI emulator to work with the odd IBM AS/400 drive standard. Here's his AS/400 booting IPL'ing with a BlueSCSI!

Still a lot to do but now even AS/400 users can have a modern, fully opensource, storage solution.

https://youtu.be/J8GztrUvox8?si=mpY88vrSCqVwUFvs&t=608

AS/400 DST / BlueScsi Proof of concept

YouTube
Not sure if anyone has used @BlueSCSI this way, but here it is: Apple Interactive TV (1995 vintage) is booting from a 7.1 disk set up previously in PB 520c, and being controlled via Timbuktu remote desktop. That also uses BlueSCSI network interface.
#RetroComputing

As we were driving from Belgium to France, we had to decide whether we were going to go through Luxembourg or straight down through Reims.

In the end, we decided to pass the Duchy to the left-hand side.

Kero's Mac Mods Shop

Vintage Macintosh mods parts sale

infinityproducts

This freshly recapped Colour Classic board is going for a bath in the ultrasonic cleaner.

It's an early one with the red push button at the top right and 2 separate ROM chips (removed on the picture).

Hopefully, this should give it another 30 years or so :)