Seems it was already installed but a slightly lesser version. Still cannot detect it in pulseview though :( Someone tried this if it helps: Finally got it working on all my Windows 7/10 Systems. This is what i did, with Zadiag : Install libusb-Driver, re-connect Device, install winUSB-Driver, re-co...

You probably need to install the libusb driver from Zadig: https://sigrok.org/wiki/Windows#Device_specific_USB_driver Once detected you will also need the FPGA firmware/bitstream files: https://sigrok.org/gitweb/?p=sigrok-firmware.git;a=tree;f=sysclk-lwla;h=5c7a3de890b911cb57150e6c3f6e559844b3f76a;h...

Its protocol has been reversed and is supported by Sigrok it seems
https://sigrok.org/wiki/Sysclk_LWLA1034

Great video of Mac84 showing how to setup RaSCSI (on a Mac) including the experimental Daynaport emulation

@beel1 wow that is awesome, I wasn't even aware of the bare-metal build. I think I will keep the Raspbian build for mine because I like how I can SSH directly into it over my wifi, I'm not sure if the bare-metal build would allow that? It won't, there is no network support on bare metal, you can on...

@beel1 No just stock clock speed. You're running a Rascsi also I assume? It could be the Micro-SD card, I am using a Sandisk C10 Ultra. @beel1 I just remembered, on the rascsi wiki it says that the rascsi.service software is single threaded - and the Pi Zero is single core, so it might help. https:...

Steve wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 10:37 pm

Cyprian wrote: ↑Mon Jun 07, 2021 10:18 pm @Steve what about RaSCSI speed?

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Seeing the heatsink: is your Pi overclocked?
I've never achieved more than 800kb/s with my stock Pi3B+ even on a SCSI adapter in a modern PC

Fortunately one is pink otherwise we couldn't tell which one was printed
Fantastic job!

Sectors number is how many times to write to each sector.. 1 is fine.. Looking at the software image I posted, mine has all WWWW so I assume x is fail.. Try the pattern option, and look at the sectors on the PC... I tried it on STeem with an ACSI image and got *'s with correct ACSI ID (see attachme...

rubber_jonnie wrote: ↑Sun Jan 24, 2021 5:17 pm I think I see a 60ns printed just above the1/22 section of the date.

This is a picture I found on the internet, it's not the one inside my Atari