New SCSI Solutions for Atari/Amiga!

[DaveC]

That didn't report any errors at least. Maybe I should grab a copy of Kobold to be more certain.

[Steve]

That didn't report any errors at least. Maybe I should grab a copy of Kobold to be more certain.

KOBOLD35.zip

[beel1]

@beel1 No just stock clock speed. You're running a Rascsi also I assume? It could be the Micro-SD card, I am using a Sandisk C10 Ultra.

@beel1 I just remembered, on the rascsi wiki it says that the rascsi.service software is single threaded - and the Pi Zero is single core, so it might help.

https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/wiki/Benchmarks

I suspect that the Pi 0 got higher scores because the RaSCSI software only uses one core. This gives the Pi 0 a slight clock speed advantage

I gave my old Pi1B+ a try and got 0.9MB/s on my PC with RaSCSI 1.52 baremetal build :shock: :D
I only use Sandisk C10 Ultra cards too

[Steve]

@beel1 wow that is awesome, I wasn't even aware of the bare-metal build. I think I will keep the Raspbian build for mine because I like how I can SSH directly into it over my wifi, I'm not sure if the bare-metal build would allow that?

[DaveC]

I'm expecting a RaSCSI to turn up today. Also realized I've just stuck my spare micro SD card into a Wii for the kids to use in their room at the weekend :roll:

[beel1]

@beel1 wow that is awesome, I wasn't even aware of the bare-metal build. I think I will keep the Raspbian build for mine because I like how I can SSH directly into it over my wifi, I'm not sure if the bare-metal build would allow that?

It won't, there is no network support on bare metal, you can only have a summary and error log if you attach a display on the Pi. The point of this build is to have no OS running :D

[beel1]

Great video of Mac84 showing how to setup RaSCSI (on a Mac) including the experimental Daynaport emulation :dualthumbup:

[Steve]

I'm waiting for some more testing and instructions for the Dynaport over wifi, looking forward to that when it's ready.