Daniel Markstedt

@fdanapfel WIP branch here: https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/pull/1432 So far, I've only gotten as far as disabling the creation of piscsi_bridge. Next up is to copy the IP address of the "chosen" interface...

@alexthecat123 Thank you for the kind words! We're doing our best to deliver a useful tool for old SCSI equipped computers. So yes, it is notoriously tricky to get MacTCP...

@alexthecat123 I can see the problem here immediately. You need to configure MacTCP with IP / subnet / router addresses that align with the address ranges of your router. Looking...

> Thanks so much for the help! That makes a lot of sense; I was wondering why the wiki listed those 10.10.20.X IP addresses, but I guess those were specific...

@alexthecat123 Sorry for leaving you hanging there! The workaround there is to use the `scsictl` command line tool to attach the DP device. We have validation on the Web UI...

This PR will make the Web UI more lenient about attaching networking devices when it can't detect the "normal" bridge settings. https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/pull/1319 Edit: This was merged into the codebase, and...

It's an interesting solution! I can see how we bypass the network instability factor this way. A drawback is that the libraries won't ever be refreshed unless you run easyinstall...

After thinking about it for a while I would argue that giving easyinstall.sh the responsibility to manage the caching of python libraries is a step in the wrong direction. It...

I want to try this again! Our users are endlessly struggling with python dependency hell. A hard lock down to cached libs seem a more attractive option at this point.

Moved the cache dir to `$HOME/.cache/piscsi`. I think that's a fine convention. The current blocker is that one dependent library has a C wrapper that can't be build from source...