Remembered my early SCSI II card whilst slumbering in bed and tossed the notion of cloning it out to the gang at the MLA before I woke up enough to think better of it. So here goes:


Wondering if anyone here has any notions about what might transpire on what appears to be a fairly simple kinda thing? At first glance and after just a bit of research, seems to be mostly standard parts bodged together in the pre-ASIC era?
WAG would be that they used a 68000/pair of ROMS to do what was later distilled into ASICs?
Dunno, just gotta find out what you boffins over here think about this bit of craziness?


Wondering if anyone here has any notions about what might transpire on what appears to be a fairly simple kinda thing? At first glance and after just a bit of research, seems to be mostly standard parts bodged together in the pre-ASIC era?
WAG would be that they used a 68000/pair of ROMS to do what was later distilled into ASICs?
Dunno, just gotta find out what you boffins over here think about this bit of craziness?