SCSI2SD+microSD bundles in stock and ready to ship from USA

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Hi folks,

I recently coordinated with Michael McMaster, SCSI2SD creator, and together, we completed the largest factory production run of compact 3.5" SCSI2SD adapters to date. I have two rev 5.0a bundle options available for sale and shipment from the US immediately.

SCSI2SD with 4GB Panasonic PE-series SLC-lite microSD card $85

SCSI2SD with 8GB SanDisk consumer-grade microSD card $75*

SCSI2SD with 256MB True Industrial Grade Single-level Cell microSD card $65*

* 10% of sale proceeds for these items go to USA for UNHCR, which builds support within the U.S. for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), which provides protection and assistance to over 20 million displaced people around the world, who have been forced to flee due to persecution or war.

For users of Amiga.org and other Amiga forums, a $5/SCSI2SD adapter multiple-item discount is available, as is combined shipping; Just submit a best offer and include your forum handle as well as the name of the forum.

[aperez]

Great, looks like a good product.

Any chance there will be an ultra scsi for the Cyberstorm's?

The current SCSI2SD works on the Cyberstorm. If you're asking if there will be a more-performant version in the future, then the answer is a definite "maybe".

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I wonder how well that'd work with say An Atari Mega STe or Atari TT030?  I don't have SCSI in my Amiga, that's why I'm asking... if I had more PCI slots, I could put one in, but it won't boot off the PCI bus, so there wasn't any point for me.

slaapliedje

There are people using them in the Atari community. The device just speaks SCSI. There is no OS support of any kind required. These work with classic Macs, VAXstations, NeXTstations, you name it. The SCSI2SD has existed for years, and has been tested by a large number of people in a large number of contexts. Just do a simple search, and your questions as to "is it compatible with $foo" will almost surely be answered.

[aperez]

Stupid question maybe but is it bootable?

Yes, absolutely. Your amiga cannot tell this isn't a 30 year old SCSI hard drive =] If your SCSI controller is bootable, you're good.

[aperez]

:roflmao:guilty as charged asking for miracles I suppose:biglaugh:

So I can get this as a replacement for my 20 lb original 20MB scsi hard drive then which is working great with my scsi controller and 2 ram expansion side cars right

Yes, SCSI controller required, though

[aperez]

I wouldn't mind one but shipping + import charges are almost as much as the card itself thank's to Ebay's Global Shipping Program

Please PM me regarding this, as I'd like to understand the costs.

[aperez]

That only applies to boards purchased from ITEAD studio. The boards you get from me include the latest (4.4, as of today) firmware. There is also no need to remove the QC sticker on these boards.

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One silly question.

How do you set the SCSI id on these?  I don't see the classic jumpers.

It's all done in software, via USB, either at a CLI or GUI. (supports Win/Mac/Linux) See the attached screenshot, and the SCSI2SD manual for additional details.