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Flashed the new firmware today and gave it another try. Unfortunately it did not improve my situation. The CRC errors were only an issue with the SanDisk card I had. Hasn't been a problem with the Samsung and WD cards I got. Found a page on the wiki that states to avoid SanDisk, but had...

Thank you for your reply, eric! Will give it a try tomorrow and report back. Perhaps I have been a bit too stubborn with trying to get SCSI to work on my Amiga 4000. If the new firmware update doesn't work, I probably should start from the beginning again with the troubleshooting. I feel it has...

Have done some thinking, and questioned why most old accelerator cards came with only 128MB RAM as maximum. The card I have in the computer now has 256MB. Maybe it causes problems with the DMA? Tried to get a better understanding of how the mask works on the drive partitions. Couldn't find...

Did some more testing today. Hooked up the real hard drive, a Quantum Atlas 10K II drive with 36,7GB capacity. The computer started, but would hang on the SCSI. I triple checked the jumper configuration on the drive, and it is correct. Set to ID0, Narrow SCSI enabled and termination power...

Thank you for your reply, ClassicHasClass. I don't expect a ZuluSCSI to work since the projects are very similar. However, there might be a subtle difference which does make it work. As far as I can tell from the logs, this does appear to be the BlueSCSI V2 causing problems. None of the...

Did some more testing today with turning reselection off. After getting the same results, I also turned off synchronous mode. Results did not change. In all combinations I got either an "start_dataInTransfer() timeout waiting for previous to finish" at the end of the log, or a longer watchdog...

Hi! Have the past weeks struggled with getting my BlueSCSI to work with my Amiga 4000 with a Fastlane Z3 SCSI card. Perhaps I have missed something simple, or deeper diagnostics are in order. TL;DR symptoms are that the computer seemingly lock up or reboots at random. Have found that...