Any RaSCSI users?

[Forrest]

I was just wondering if there were any RaSCSI users on this forum? There barely seems to be any discussion of RaSCSI here, but there is plenty on https://www.atari-forum.com/index.php

 

For more info on RaSCSI, check out the Wiki

 

The February 2022 release is interesting to Atari ST users, because it adds

• Support ICD (Atari ACSI) command semantics

The programmer of HDDriver11 https://www.hddriver.net/en/ seems to be a contributor to RaSCSI

More info https://www.rascsi.de/en/rascsi.html

 

I have ordered the RaSCSI kit off www.Tindie.com, but haven’t received it yet. It looks very interesting!

 

 

 

[Tillek]

Just seems to be a fairly convoluted way to get mass storage on an ST.

 

Never really liked the idea of being tied to a PC for my retro stuff anyway (even if it's a tiny one).

 

But hey, to each one's own.

 

[Forrest]

RaSCSI is a Raspberry Pi with MicroSD port emulating a SCSI hard drive. Nothing to do with a PC.

Edited April 9, 2022 by Forrest

[Tillek]

5 hours ago, Forrest said:

RaSCSI is a Raspberry Pi with MicroSD port emulating a SCSI hard drive. Nothing to do with a PC.

A Raspberry Pi is a very simple and extremely portable Linux based PC.

 

[TGB1718]

8 hours ago, Tillek said:

A Raspberry Pi is a very simple and extremely portable Linux based PC.

It's a full blown implementation of Linux, nothing simple about it, it's just small