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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.
This is related to https://github.com/akuker/RASCSI/issues/533. It may be useful to validate interface operations against their meta data instead of having a separate, operation-specific validation steps. A generic validation would most...
Currently, when an upload is in progress, the user is still able to click on other buttons. When they do, the browser will load a new page and the upload...
An ID EEPROM is recommended for Raspberry Pi HATs so that drivers can be automatically loaded when the corresponding HAT is connected, and automatically not loaded when a different HAT...
Is it feasible or planned to use RaSCSI as a SCSI host to connect legacy devices, such as scanners or disks? Thanks in advance Andrea
# Info RaSCSI version: 21.10.1 cf9a578 # Describe the issue in the updated web frontend it is no longer possible to load an .iso as a .hda, since it now...
RaSCSI should be able to register subscribers and send notifications on certain events, to be handled by the subscribing clients. The immediate use case is the OLED Screen, to replace...
cdrom images often have important info on the cover, or even associated manuals it would be very useful to have these files displayed in the web interface alongside the .iso...
Having GET CONFIGURATION is in particular important for devices that support different media types, e.g. optical devices like DVD-RAM drives with support for DVD-RAM, CD-ROMs, DVDs, ... There are device...
In develop, rascsi-web uses the protobuf interface to send commands and receive responses from rascsi. The current mocking implementation for rascsi-web won't work anymore, since it relies on the old...
disk.cpp should not know about drive characteristics. The device specific subclasses should contain the repective functionality instead. These calls should be removed at least for the purpose of adding device...