RaSCSI for 68k Macs
Current status and roadmap for the project
- Track: Retrocomputing devroom
- Room: D.retro
- Day: Sunday
- Start: 14:00
- End: 15:00
- Video with Q&A: D.retro
- Video only: D.retro
- Chat: Join the conversation!
The talk will be over the current status of the 68kmla fork of the RaSCSI project. To start off, I'll go over what the project is, and is NOT. I'll go over the history of the project, what we've been up to over the past year and what's planned for the next year. I'll also go over some technical details of how it works, how the software is structured.
Initial outline:
- What is RaSCSI?
- What use cases is RaSCSI trying to fill?
- Where has it successfully been used?
- What use cases is RaSCSI NOT trying to fill? (Hint - high performance SCSI applications)
- Comparison to other SCSI emulator devices: Original RaSCSI project, MacSD, SCSI2SD, etc.
- Other communities that are using RaSCSI
- History
- Japanese version created by Gimons
- Work done to translate code and documentation to English
- Web interface to control it
- Process of reverse engineering - scsimon
- Updates planned for 2021
- Support for Ethernet over SCSI
- "Zip drive" emulation
- Better support for different disk image formats
- More flexible configuration options
- How does it work?
- How can I get involved?
Speakers
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Tony Kuker |