A few more Amiwest videos have been posted!  See

Sassenrath, Luck, and Dev Boxes - Amiwest 2025

https://youtu.be/b994y8XjTwM

Borsari interviews Dickinson - Amiwest 2025

https://youtu.be/eBNcKCoQipw

          More to upload after the holiday,
          Robert Bernardo
          Fresno Commodore User Group - http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm
          Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network - http://www.portcommodore.com/sccan

Do you mean an Emulator like WinUAE? Where you can install AmigaOS and Amiga Basic and run this on a PC?

Thanks.

Benchmarks would be affected by the drive used, so that would be worth noting.  Read vs Write speeds would also be worth noting.

In an old email, I found this about GVP T-Rex II 50mhz 060 SCSI performance:

BusSpeedTest v0.19 @ 50 MHz:
41.3 MB/s readm
22.3 MB/s writem


Jaeson

So finally finished building a couple Minimig ITX 1.97 boards and am building one up with a TF536 I threw together as well some time back.  Everything seems to be cooperating with them, but I'd like to have .hdf file(s) on the SD card in the Minimig and put a physical CD-ROM and ZIP drive on the IDE port on the TF536.  However, when I have the TF536 installed, I no longer seem to be able to access the .hdf files on the Minimig SD card.  I can see a physical or SD card reader on the TF536 in HD Toolbox and everything works fine.  If I pull it out and just use a 68000 on the Minimig, the .hdf files work fine.  Both controllers use scsi.device so wondering if the TF536 controller stomps over the Minimig's and somehow disables it?  I can't find any other instances of this coming up in my searches, but do see people with multiple physical cards on a 2000 (for instance) that all use scsi.device having to jump through some hoops to get them working together, with some saying you have to disable autoboot to get them to work together.  I don't believe I have that option on either the Minimig or TF536.  Both are on the latest firmware I could find with the Minimig using the TF53x core.

Sorry for the long winded question, but anyone have any experience with trying to do this and/or have any advice to get this going?  Hopefully I put this in the right forum as it's 'sort of' emulation. 

Thanks in advance!
~Dr. G

I think 30mb/sec was quite hard to get with CSPPC - my figures were between 22 - 26 IIRC. diid see some a bit higher but 30 can't remember. Well, somebody wrote here 2005:
CSMKIII and CSPPC offer theoretical maximum of 40MB/s transfer, for UW-SCSI. With a really good drive, I've managed to go slightly above 30MB/s.