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PiSCSI
PiSCSI allows a Raspberry Pi to function as emulated SCSI devices (hard disk, CD-ROM, and others) for vintage SCSI-based computers and devices. This is a fork of the RaSCSI project by GIMONS.
The *NIX app **unar** has the ability to unstuff sit files, while preserving the Mac OS resource fork. This is to investigate potentially leveraging this for unstuffing sit files into...
Feature proposal # Describe the issue rascsi-web has functionality for loading, saving and deleting profiles. Those profiles provide preconfigured slot-to-image mappings that allows allows to quickly recall certain configurations. The...
# Info - Which version of Pi are you using: Pi 3+ - Which github revision of software: 2.10.1 - Which board version: 2.4 - Which computer is the RaSCSI...
# Info - Which version of Pi are you using: Raspberry Pi Zero W Rev 1.1 - Which github revision of software: master branch v21.12.01 - Which board version:68mkla 2.4a...
The following github repo appears to have a minimal buildroot configuration that will boot in 1.5 seconds on a Raspberry Pi 3. We should create a Pi configuration that mimics...
# Info - Which version of Pi are you using: ZeroW - Which github revision of software: develop - Which board version: FULLSPEC - Which computer is the RaSCSI connected...
In order to use googletest for C++ it may make sense to restructure the current folder hierarchy. Instead of having sub-projects like web and raspberrypi inside each of src/ and...
# Info - Which github revision of software: 21.12 - Which board version: All # Describe the issue In devices/scsi_daynaport.cpp, the MAC addressed assigned to the simulated DaynaPort SCSILink is...
# Info - Which version of Pi are you using: All - Which github revision of software: 21.12 - Which board version: All - Which computer is the RaSCSI connected...
The RetrieveStats SCSI command to the DynaPort SCSI/Link is supposed to return the following information: * Frame alignment errors * CRC Errors * Frames Lost However, the current implementation just...