Marcio T.

@uweseimet: Well, so I guess you can already share a mounted file system as a USB mass storage device, as described here: https://magpi.raspberrypi.com/articles/pi-zero-w-smart-usb-flash-drive So arguably if you implemented it the...

I know that in the case of a USB Mass Storage Device, the interface is very simple, basically read a block at this address, write a block. This would have...

@akuker: Yup, that’s what I meant (sorry, didn’t count the pins). Anyhow, it seems like the underside of the connector is plastic except at the metal end, so I’m not...

@akuker: Well, I suppose the PCB appears to be ground on the bottom side that is visible. What is on the other side of the PCB? Is there any chance...

Alternatively, the UI could be reworked to allow any drive to mimic the vendor information of the Miniscribe M8425. I know the functionality already exists by creating properties files.

@uweseimet: I was thinking about polling. Since I've already gotten this working via the DaynaPort drivers, using MacTCP and my MiniVNC client, I already know it is usable, albeit a...

@uweseimet: I am trying to use your print device as a template for my keyboard and mouse driver, but that code does not provide an example of how to read...

@uweseimet: Okay, it looks like I may have gotten more than I bargained for!

@akuker: I’m sure there is a market for this, but my thought was to have the RaSCSI itself act as a keyboard/mouse interface so you didn’t need to buy two...

This probably isn't a RaSCSI feature, but an extension for the Macintosh. Back in the days I wrote an extension that would cause a Mac to make a sneeze sound...