BlueSCSI

BlueSCSI emulate scsi devices on vintage macs

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

BlueSCSI Transfer Util is a new 68k Macintosh app (OS6-9) that allows you to pull & put files directly from an SD card, no emulator required to get OregonTrail on your Mac Plus HD image!

Give the Beta a try - let me know if you run into any issues:
https://t.co/s6HZLkG5qp

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

If you didn't see we're on the fediverse give us a follow there - we'll be more active on that platform going forward. https://t.co/Pk1lUDNh6R

[Jean-Michel Durand @OneGeekArmy]

Do you miss brushed metal and also enjoy creating disk images for your retro computers? Do you have an older PowerPC or Intel Mac that's not as useful as it used to be?
Meet Disk Jockey 1999!
https://t.co/zWIoRI0qfz

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

@ActionRetro1 You won the secret prize! Scratch the sd card holder and reveal the happy mac!

But seriously I've never seen one come off before. Contact who you bought it from and we can work out a replacement

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

@mgrdcm @sevanjaniyan Potentially! Don't have one to test though, but if you do, please let us know.

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

#BlueSCSI running BeOS on a Starmax 3000 180/603ev

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

Grab the premade image here from @wottle https://t.co/FyGUu5G9AM

[Michael Wottle @wottle]

@nulleric @sebastien_bour OK, I posted my two images to macintoshgarden. Let me know if you try it and it works: https://t.co/9az0R6WtY3

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

@gozgeek @MuseumJoe Every SCSI power book (the ones listed are the ATA/IDE powerbooks)

[Joe's Proud Computer Museum 🌈 @MuseumJoe]

Do you have a PowerBook with Internal SCSI? Do you want an internal replacement for your broken spinner?

Then, do I have news for you. @BlueScsi PowerBook 1.1a - available now.

https://t.co/yeoUtGlT3q

[Adam Mulligan-Wilson @RetroRandRs]

Who knew that a BlueSCSI would fit so neatly into a 20SC HDD case, in place of an old 5.25” Seagate ST-225N drive? Whoever added mounts to fit 3.5” drives too, thank you 😊

[Jean-Michel Durand @OneGeekArmy]

Disk Jockey 2.5 is out! The disk image creator and analyzer for your vintage stuff can now create multiple partitions in your disk images and has much better ProDOS support!
https://t.co/VSUn6h0Z6v

[Rich's Random Retro Reviews @RichsRandomRet1]

New #BlueSCSI Features https://t.co/66f30FV9Qo via @YouTube - I made a new video.

[Jean-Michel Durand @OneGeekArmy]

Another batch of @BlueScsi done. Once they come out of the bath, these are going to Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, Sweden, Poland, Finland and Italy.

[WatchYourBassBins @LexNevilleGames]

@FlamelilyIT is great, I bought a BlueSCSI for my Roland S750, from them and the aftercare was superb, highly recommend!

[This Does Not Compute @ThisDoesNotComp]

Not all computers need to be fancy or powerful — some just need to be useful, and that applies to retro ones too. Let’s take a look at one such machine from the Mac lineup in the early 90s…then give it some modern upgrades. New video! https://t.co/paXMKk6T0L

[Mojo66 @Mojo_66]

Performa 450 with @BlueScsi Thanks to @OneGeekArmy

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

"Thanks for making a SCSI device that doesn't make me feel stupid"

Was the most awesome thing to hear at #VCFMW

That is the core goal, be simple to use, simple to build.

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

@frnno967 The 630 has a db25 scsi port on the back! Get a sata to ide for a very fast internal drive and use a bluescsi db25 on the back for this and cd emulation. Best of both (ide&scsi) worlds!

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

BlueSCSI Transfer Util is a new 68k Macintosh app (OS6-9) that allows you to pull & put files directly from an SD card, no emulator required to get OregonTrail on your Mac Plus HD image!

Give the Beta a try - let me know if you run into any issues:
https://t.co/s6HZLkG5qp

[PiSCSI (Formerly RaSCSI Reloaded) @realpiscsi]

Super cool enclosure!!

https://t.co/z6S37utIay

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

Also this is the first app in the BlueSCSI Toolbox for mac - lots more ideas coming.

[BlueSCSI @BlueScsi]

Checkout the about section of the app to see all the awesome people who helped me alpha test and answered my 68k dev questions along the way.