RaSCSI for 68k Macs
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Overview of the 68kmla fork of RaSCSI, a SCSI emulation project for 68k Macintosh systems, covering what RaSCSI is and is not, its history (including a Japanese version by Gimons and English translations), and where it’s been successfully used. Describes technical structure and operation (software architecture, reverse-engineering efforts like scsimon, and a web control interface), compares RaSCSI to other SCSI emulators (Original RaSCSI, MacSD, SCSI2SD), and outlines planned 2021 updates such as Ethernet-over-SCSI, Zip-drive emulation, expanded disk image format support, and more flexible configuration plus how to contribute.
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