New SCSI Solutions for Atari/Amiga!

[tzok]

Now, there is v2.0. It works with STe reliable, and really fast (~1MB/s). Unfortunately I can't make it to work with STf (with non-buffered ACSI port).

[JezC]

Now, there is v2.0. It works with STe reliable, and really fast (~1MB/s). Unfortunately I can't make it to work with STf (with non-buffered ACSI port).

Hmm, maybe an H4 (with DMA fix) or H5 owner with this could try it & let us know the result?
IIRC they have a buffeted DMA....

[Steve]

@JezC Yeah I tried on my H5 and it worked OK for a bit, then one day it randomly corrupted and wiped the entire drive...
@tzok I haven't tried this v2 firmware yet, I'll try it out! I can't find a link to the firmware on Github, could you help?

[DoG]

@tzok I haven't tried this v2 firmware yet, I'll try it out! I can't find a link to the firmware on Github, could you help?

There is not a bin/firmware on there. You have to compile it yourself with the Arduino program (acsi2stm.ino is the project file). The pinout has also changed so beware of that.

https://github.com/retro16/acsi2stm

[Steve]

@tzok @DoG Have either of you precompiled the firmware by any chance? I haven't used arduino software before

[DoG]

@tzok @DoG Have either of you precompiled the firmware by any chance? I haven't used arduino software before

I'll PM you. I haven't tried it though, just so you know.

[Steve]

Thanks @DoG :)

[tzok]

Here you have:

acsi2stm.ino.generic_stm32f103c.rar

[Steve]

Cheers also @tzok

[Steve]

Been playing with the RaSCSI and Falcon today, it's working really nice! It is kind of awesome, the RaSCSI is running Debian and connected to WiFi, so I can SSH into it, DD a fresh drive image, mount the image in the RaSCSI service and voila it shows up on the Falcon :) Very cool!

Looking forward to playing with Daynaport SCSI ethernet emulation, which would effectively make my Falcon wireless :D

Powered the RaSCSI by piggy backing off the Gotek:

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