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Alright, so the card I got is: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B08L4Y37PC?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title here's my .ini file just to be 110% sure. [SCSI1] Debug=1 ; On and the image is called and the image is called HD1 - System 6.0.8.hda ... And I cannot get this to read anymore 🤦‍♂️...

absolutely, trying that right now!

uhhh just tried to connect it again (disconnect from usb, connect back again) and I am getting 5 times green light blinking and Platform: BlueSCSI FW Version: 2024.09.15-rel Sep 15 2024 14:49:19 I2C Supported Flash chip size: 2048 kB Timeout waiting for response in rp2040_sdio_command_R1(16)...

mmm I am trying to get the log.txt just by connecting the pico to the usb -- I am not attempting to connect to the SCSI cable yet 😅 Being said that; I went ahead and added an image (system 6.0.8) as HD1.hda and updated the firmware as you suggested. Now I am getting this: Platform: BlueSCSI...

hey guys, thanks for getting back to me this fast! :) I didnt have any image. I just want to get the log.txt written into the SD card. @jibsaramnim -- I have formated it with the SD formater as you can see below This is the output that disk utility shows me. As you can see it has a 1MBR...

@eric I am having a "similar" issue where bluescsi lights 3 times but I dont see the log.txt -- I saw it a couple of times and then I didnt see it I got 2 bluescsi 50pin desktop and from the same SD card one can write the log.txt and the other doesnt. I checked and re-checked the connections...

wow this is amazing!! I'm definitely checking this app out!. Thanks for sharing this; I have added a small comment on my video to point users to your app :) One thing that i found kind of cumbersome in kermit was that I had to type the app I wanted to get every time, it would be really nice...

Hey Everyone, I am new to this retro computing hobby and I have been learning a lot of things for a while an recently I discovered that you can transfer files from pretty much any modern system to your vintage mac on usb through a serial port converter using Kermit, a serial file transfer. I...