Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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BlueSCSI has been a phenomenon in the classic Mac community and I've heard good things about it on the Falcon and Atari TT too.
Finally I've found an adapter to let me play with one myself. I've never used SCSI on my Falcon before, and certainly not with my DFB1 accelerator.
What do I need to pay attention to, and what does this let me do?
I'm particularly interested in the WiFi ethernet emulation. Let's try that out and compare it to the traditional cartridge-port based Atari ethernet adapters.
https://thetechnoshed.bsky.social
github.com/dh219
YouTube.com/@thetechnoshed
Third party links:
* bluescsi.com The main BlueSCSI landing page
* shop.flamelily.co.uk Flamelily (UK distributor from whom I bought my board)
* emutos.sourceforge.io Emutos. The premium Atari OS replacement that does it all
* hddriver.net Uwe Siemet's HDDriver, the premium Atari Hard Disc driver
* anodynesoftware.com/ethernet/main.html Anodyne's Daynaport driver
* github.com/freemint/freemint/tree/5d6e8d952df0000de2b91df3b5708ec1f7d44298/sys/sockets/xif/daynaport The Daynaport driver is now in the FreeMiNT repository too.
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Kindly sponsored by https://www.PCBWay.com: PCB manufacture, CNC machining, sheet metal fabrication, 3D printing and injection moulding.
BlueSCSI has been a phenomenon in the classic Mac community and I've heard good things about it on the Falcon and Atari TT too.
Finally I've found an adapter to let me play with one myself. I've never used SCSI on my Falcon before, and certainly not with my DFB1 accelerator.
What do I need to pay attention to, and what does this let me do?
I'm particularly interested in the WiFi ethernet emulation. Let's try that out and compare it to the traditional cartridge-port based Atari ethernet adapters.
https://thetechnoshed.bsky.social
github.com/dh219
YouTube.com/@thetechnoshed
Third party links:
* bluescsi.com The main BlueSCSI landing page
* shop.flamelily.co.uk Flamelily (UK distributor from whom I bought my board)
* emutos.sourceforge.io Emutos. The premium Atari OS replacement that does it all
* hddriver.net Uwe Siemet's HDDriver, the premium Atari Hard Disc driver
* anodynesoftware.com/ethernet/main.html Anodyne's Daynaport driver
* github.com/freemint/freemint/tree/5d6e8d952df0000de2b91df3b5708ec1f7d44298/sys/sockets/xif/daynaport The Daynaport driver is now in the FreeMiNT repository too.
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Check out PCBWay's community of makers here: pcbway.com/project
My PCBWay Projects page: pcbway.com/project/member/?bmbno=2C89C44C-EDF4-43
![[B-Roll] PLCC chip tensioning hack (68000, MMU, Glue etc.)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Xt4YKNf_GbA/mqdefault.jpg "[B-Roll] PLCC chip tensioning hack (68000, MMU, Glue etc.)
Old PLCC sockets tend to produce bad contacts after a while. Either simply through age, use or abuse (see my DIP STE adapter and PiStorm STE videos!)
The correct answer is to replace or retension the sockets as the sprung contacts have been pushed back over time.
However theres a much faster workaround for a short-term win.
Dont rely on this for your space probe, though...
@thetechnoshed
https://twitter.com/thetechnoshed
https://github.com/dh219")
