bluescsi

(Also posted on 68kMLA) Hi everyone, I received my BlueSCSI recently from Bruce at RecapAMac in Australia, and I found that no matter what SD card I use, it always seems to run in half SPI speed (25MHz). While the speed difference isn't noticeable according to the creator of the BlueSCSI, it...

Overview The Mac 128k, 512k, and Plus did not have an internal SCSI connector on the mobo. Yet, back in the day, there were solutions. Now, I think there is a great potential to bring that back to use SCSI drives inside those older compact Macs. :) This thread will be the discussion and...

F4 BlueSCSI, a BlueSCSI Fork by Androda (Tech by Androda) https://github.com/androda/F4_BlueSCSI F4 BlueSCSI devices have been available for some time now, in a wide variety of styles: * PowerBook * Standard 50 Pin Internal * DB25 External * Centronics 50 Pin External The software is licensed...

We all love to tinker and make things go fast! Spicy-o-clock, new faster vram, etc, so.... lets overclock our Hard drive too! As with any overclock you're taking a risk driving something faster then it initially was intended to do. If something breaks, stops working, your sigificant other...

Before the arrival of Beleth the pounding of his drum will be heard! Our newest device carries the namesake of this musical demon which expands on the ever popular BlueSCSI HDD replacement solution, which many could agree is too quiet! where is the noise? where is the mechanical smacking of...

Hi folks, I need help troubleshooting an issue I have with this new BlueSCSI 1.1-a card that I just acquired. This is a first time for me dealing with this type of setup so I apologize in advance if I'm a little ignorant on obvious things. Any help sent my way is appreciated because I sure...

Hey TinkerDifferent! I'm very excited to finally release my latest printed bracket design, which mounts the BlueSCSI 1.1a in the Expansion Slot on a Macintosh SE or SE/30! The main goal of this bracket is to make the microSD card as easily accessible as possible, while keeping your Mac fully...

The original BlueSCSI project is a fork of ArdSCSIno, with some code bug fixes to improve compatibility with later Mac OS versions. Mac OS 9.2 can be booted on a G3 using BlueSCSI, which is pretty cool if you ask me. This thread is for focusing on BlueSCSI variants which are available to use /...

Configuring a BlueSCSI for use with a classic Mac WITHOUT having a second classic Mac to lean on is lot easier than you might think. https://youtu.be/szXAcwyee9g It's even easier when the creator of BlueSCSI, Eric Helgeson has agreed to give away one BlueSCSI to one lucky viewer at a Q&A /...