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Implement a USB->SCSI Bridge Mode for BlueSCSI #212
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https://www.exellon.net/book/smdi.pdf this is the smdi specification for transafering audio to and from samplers. |
https://macintoshrepository.org/182-akai-mesa-ii- |
Castlewood Orb USB Smart Cable info:
Linux Kernel Messages:
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Microtech SCSI-HD50 SCSI Bridge
Linux Kernel messages:
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this post on stackexchange has some info about adapters supported by linux: |
a user confirms that the castlewood orb scsi adapter works with their EMU sampler: |
linux kernel patch with more product names for usb-scsi devices. |
teardown of a shuttle eusb-01 based device over at thinkgeek: |
Adaptec Blue and White USB2-Xchange Kernel message (no drive connected):
LSUSB output:
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USB SCSI Controller utilizing Teensy 4.1 |
Entrega USB to SCSI Converter:
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Wow - this would be incredible!! I have been fighting to get this Entrega U1-SC25 working on ANYTHING - Windows XP in a VM, Linux, MacOS 9, Mac OS X, no luck...
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This feature request is to add a new "mode" to BlueSCSI that allows it to connect legacy SCSI devices to a modern-ish host via USB. The goal is to emulate a device similar to this:
The scope of this issue will be to add basic mass storage support (hard drive, cd-rom) to BlueSCSI on a Linux host. (Linux seems to be the least picky about USB device drivers). Initial implementation will keep the CDC (console) port over USB to allow debugging. MacOS 9 might not handle composite USB devices properly, so we may need an alternate config for that.
Once this basic functionality is implemented, the following wish-list will be evaluated:
References:
Help Requested
If you have any of the USB->SCSI bridge devices, if you could, plug it into a Linux/Mac host and run
sudo lsusb -v
and add the output to this ticket. We may need it later when trying to improve compatibility.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: