Not at this point, no. But I'm actively working on DJ (I'm slowly getting close to a new release) so that could definitely be in the cards. Lacking an Amiga, my main issue would be testing. I'll still take a look at the Amiga disk format to see how exotic it is. You never knowNext thing for me is getting an external bluescsi one to hook it up on my GVP controller on my A2000.
I don't think I can use DJ to produce 1GB SCSI-Drives that are usable on the Amiga?
Edit: Looking into this a little, I see here a blog post where a BlueSCSI user used a blank disk image, submitted it to a formatting utility and off it went. If that's something that could work for you, just tell Disk Jockey the size you want (don't worry about specifying a model), tell it you want an image for Basilisk (so that it doesn't install the Mac partition map and the SCSI drivers), name it to match the BlueSCSI requirements and it should spit out something useable.
If someone could point me in the direction of a known-working hard Amiga disk image, it would be very useful.
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