SCSI CDROM/Interface identity question...

[punkpieuk]

Hi all,

I bought a job lot of classic hardware a couple of years ago which I've since traded, sold and kept.  I'm down to the last bits and pieces and I've come across a SCSI CDROM/Interface without any distinguishing features.
I assumed it was a Squirrel but there's no logo on it.  Anybody on here good any idea what it is?  Any guidance would be a great help.





Cheers

[Zac67]

The drive case is a very generic one - I've got a couple of those.

The SCSI adapter does look very much like a (black) Squirrel.

[paul1981]

The drive case is a very generic one - I've got a couple of those.

The SCSI adapter does look very much like a (black) Squirrel.

I concur....that is a Squirrel SCSI Interface.

[motrucker]

I'll add to the consensus on this, it does indeed appear to be a Squirrel interface.
Who knows what the CD-ROM drive is - could be anything....

[Zac67]

The CDROM looks pretty much like a Toshiba XM-4101 2x since it's only 1" tall - that model was my first CDROM drive.

[punkpieuk]

Thanks everyone.  That's good to know.
Now just got to figure out whether it works...

[paul1981]

Thanks everyone.  That's good to know.
Now just got to figure out whether it works...

You're going to need the correct drivers, and they are here:

http://amiga.resource.cx/install/Squirrel_SCSI-112.dms

Get an 8x drive in there and it'll be a nice speedy unit...you may even want to keep it!