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Found SCSI drive replacement SSD for TT etc

Postby wongck » Thu Oct 05, 2017 12:34 am

Not that I need one for my TT, just sharing this find.

While Googling, found this that may be of use, especially TT users looking to get a SCSI SSD device. Looks like they do replacement of old SCSI devices including 50 pins SCSI.
http://redrocktech.com/products/scsi-drives

They do not have prices on their site, so I suspect it not to be cheap.
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Re: Found SCSI drive replacement SSD for TT etc

Postby Ektus » Thu Oct 05, 2017 4:08 am

There's a better alternative especially for Atari machines, compatible with both ACSI and SCSI: Gigafile by https://shop.inventronik.de/index.php?id_lang=2

There are prices on the site, too.
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Re: Found SCSI drive replacement SSD for TT etc

Postby AtariZoll » Thu Oct 05, 2017 6:18 am

There is a big chance that it will not work on old TT. For instance 10 GB Quantum Atlas from some 15 years ago works not at all.
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Re: Found SCSI drive replacement SSD for TT etc

Postby mzry » Sat Oct 07, 2017 9:31 am

I use a SCSI2SD on my TT, works fine.
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Re: Found SCSI drive replacement SSD for TT etc

Postby paul92706 » Wed Oct 11, 2017 11:14 pm

mzry wrote:I use a SCSI2SD on my TT, works fine.

Is there a certain model i should look for SCSI2SD? Thanks
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Re: Found SCSI drive replacement SSD for TT etc

Postby mzry » Fri Oct 13, 2017 9:56 am

paul92706 wrote:
mzry wrote:I use a SCSI2SD on my TT, works fine.

Is there a certain model i should look for SCSI2SD? Thanks


Yes you need to get version 5. V6 might not be supported, but V5 is guaranteed.
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Re: Found SCSI drive replacement SSD for TT etc

Postby edingacic » Thu Nov 16, 2017 1:26 am

this is really nice news about SCSI2SD have you tried v6? why do you say might not be supported?
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Re: Found SCSI drive replacement SSD for TT etc

Postby mzry » Mon Jan 15, 2018 5:08 am

edingacic wrote:this is really nice news about SCSI2SD have you tried v6? why do you say might not be supported?


Because v5 is listed as officially supporting the TT on their wiki. Plus I read somewhere else that v6 has something that breaks TT support.
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Re: Found SCSI drive replacement SSD for TT etc

Postby leech » Sat Jun 09, 2018 12:42 am

Oh, I ordered a couple SCSI2SD from Amiga on a Lake, hopefully they'll work on the Mega STe and TT030.
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Re: Found SCSI drive replacement SSD for TT etc

Postby tenox » Tue Jun 12, 2018 8:33 pm

mzry wrote:
edingacic wrote:this is really nice news about SCSI2SD have you tried v6? why do you say might not be supported?


Because v5 is listed as officially supporting the TT on their wiki. Plus I read somewhere else that v6 has something that breaks TT support.



I use v5 on my TT and it works even with Atari Sys V Unix. I would not go with v6 yet, in future yes, but it's little too early for me. I"m using it on some other hardware and having some issues.

The main difference v5 to v6 is speed. V5 board are only 1 MB/s, but TT SCSI bus is only 1.5 MB/s or something like that.
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