I need to start reading all these recent Toaster/Flyer cards, as this fall I got my 2000/060-based Toaster Flyer system up and running.
I am running three flat SCSI cables out of the back of my 2000 to external cases with a trio of 36GB Seagate drives. I got these drives new from Amazon in recent months. No, they were not cheap compared to today's price-per-gig in SATA drives.
Apparently these new(er) SCSI hard drive do not have terminators on them. My system mostly works without them, but every now and again I will get an error mentioning to check termination. I have bought three (I guess passive) terminators but have not yet installed them. I have to take the drive enclosures apart again to do that. My flat SCSI cables have connections for 2 drives each, so I guess I will plug the terminators in where the 2nd drive would go.
I'll report back when I get that done, but it might be days/weeks before I get around to it.
I have edited one short video with footage I shot a few years ago when my little girl was a toddler. What fun! I really like the Flyer interface. Amazing stuff for the 1990s.
On my job I use Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and Final Cut Pro X. But I like playing with this old Amiga stuff too.
