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Open source, open hardware, SCSI emulator using the Pi Pico PR2040
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Networking not working #62

Closed patdie421 closed 11 months ago

patdie421 commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I am currently trying to get the Ethernet functionality of the latest firmware (v2023.08.10) to work with the following configuration file:

BlueSCSI.ini

[SCSI]
WiFiSSID=france2
WiFiPassword=********
# Optional: If you have more than one BlueSCSI WiFi connected to
# the same network you will have to change your MAC address:

# WiFiMACAddress=01:23:45:67:89 # Default is 00:80:19:C0:FF:EE
WiFiMACAddress=00:01:45:89:67:20

After starting, MacOS 7.6.1 french + Opentrasport 1.3 can see the network interface, but the Mac (IIsi) can't communicate on the network (DHCP or static IP). The log file from BlueSCSI is:

log.txt

[12ms] Platform: BlueSCSI Pico
[12ms] FW Version: 2023.07.08-dev Aug 10 2023 17:49:40
Flash chip size: 2048 kB

=== SD Card Info ===
SD card detected, exFAT volume size: 15189 MB
SD Name: SC16G, MID: 0x03, OID: 0x53 0x44

=== Global Config ===
Reading configuration from bluescsi.ini
Active configuration:

=== Finding images in / ===
== Opening /HD60-1GB-exchange.dsk for ID: 6 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /HD10-2GB.hda for ID: 1 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /HD00 - System-7.1-mini.dsk for ID: 0 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /HD20 - Sytem-753FR.dsk for ID: 2 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /NE4.hda for ID: 4 LUN: 0
---- Configuring as network based on image name
---- Image ready

=== ROM Drive ===
Platform supports ROM drive up to 1692 kB
---- ROM drive image not detected

=== Configured SCSI Devices ===
* ID: 0, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 102400kB
* ID: 1, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 2097216kB
* ID: 2, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 512000kB
* ID: 4, Type: Network, Quirks: Apple
* ID: 6, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 1048576kB

=== Network Initialization
Wi-Fi MAC: 00:00:00:00:01:45
WARNING: Wi-Fi MAC is not what was requested (%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x), is libpico not compiled with CYW43_USE_OTP_MAC=0?016913710332
Connecting to Wi-Fi SSID "france2" with WPA/WPA2 PSK

Initialization complete!
INFO: Pico Voltage: 3.265V.
Successfully connected to Wi-Fi SSID "france2"

On the computer, viewed TattleTech, the MAC address is good ($000145896720).

Same issue (same log.txt replace just "Wi-Fi MAC: 00:00:00:00:01:45" by "Wi-Fi MAC: 00:00:00:00::80:19") with the default MAC address.

Something to do on my side or is it a bug ?

Thank for help

Patrice

erichelgeson commented 1 year ago

Could you try not setting the MAC address at all (leave it completely out of the ini)? It is optional (thought there may be a bug on setting it if the default works for you.

patdie421 commented 1 year ago

Hi Eric,

I just downloaded and reinstalledl the firmware but now I use version:

2023.07.08-dev Aug 10 2023 15:51:08

With this version (a little older) and the same bluesci.ini I haven't the warning:

[12ms] Platform: BlueSCSI Pico
[12ms] FW Version: 2023.07.08-dev Aug 10 2023 15:51:08
Flash chip size: 2048 kB

=== SD Card Info ===
SD card detected, exFAT volume size: 15189 MB
SD Name: SC16G, MID: 0x03, OID: 0x53 0x44

=== Global Config ===
Reading configuration from bluescsi.ini
Active configuration:

=== Finding images in / ===
== Opening /HD60-1GB-exchange.dsk for ID: 6 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /HD10-2GB.hda for ID: 1 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /HD00 - System-7.1-mini.dsk for ID: 0 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /HD20 - Sytem-753FR.dsk for ID: 2 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /NE4.hda for ID: 4 LUN: 0
---- Configuring as network based on image name
---- Image ready

=== ROM Drive ===
Platform supports ROM drive up to 1692 kB
---- ROM drive image not detected

=== Configured SCSI Devices ===
* ID: 0, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 102400kB
* ID: 1, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 2097216kB
* ID: 2, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 512000kB
* ID: 4, Type: Network, Quirks: Apple
* ID: 6, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 1048576kB

=== Network Initialization ===
Wi-Fi MAC: 00:01:45:89:67:20
Connecting to Wi-Fi SSID "france2" with WPA/WPA2 PSK

Initialization complete!
INFO: Pico Voltage: 3.303V.
Successfully connected to Wi-Fi SSID "france2"

But for now the network doesn't work better :-(

Thanks for your help

Patrice

erichelgeson commented 1 year ago

Could you try my first suggestion of removing the MAC address line from the ini file and trying again? In the TCP/IP control panel you have "Alternate Ethernet" selected?

patdie421 commented 1 year ago

I had already done the test (my first try before add the custom MAC address) and had the same warning:

That's the log with no "WiFiMACAddress" in the ini file.

[12ms] Platform: BlueSCSI Pico
[12ms] FW Version: 2023.07.08-dev Aug 10 2023 17:49:40
Flash chip size: 2048 kB

=== SD Card Info ===
SD card detected, exFAT volume size: 15189 MB
SD Name: SC16G, MID: 0x03, OID: 0x53 0x44

=== Global Config ===
Reading configuration from bluescsi.ini
Active configuration:

=== Finding images in / ===
== Opening /HD60-1GB-exchange.dsk for ID: 6 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /HD10-2GB.hda for ID: 1 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /HD00 - System-7.1-mini.dsk for ID: 0 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /HD20 - Sytem-753FR.dsk for ID: 2 LUN: 0
---- WARNING: This drive contains the LIDO driver and may cause issues.
---- Image ready
== Opening /NE4.hda for ID: 4 LUN: 0
---- Configuring as network based on image name
---- Image ready

=== ROM Drive ===
Platform supports ROM drive up to 1692 kB
---- ROM drive image not detected

=== Configured SCSI Devices ===
* ID: 0, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 102400kB
* ID: 1, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 2097216kB
* ID: 2, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 512000kB
* ID: 4, Type: Network, Quirks: Apple
* ID: 6, BlockSize: 512, Type: Fixed, Quirks: Apple, Size: 1048576kB

=== Network Initialization
Wi-Fi MAC: 00:00:00:00::80:19
WARNING: Wi-Fi MAC is not what was requested (%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x), is libpico not compiled with CYW43_USE_OTP_MAC=0?016913710332
Connecting to Wi-Fi SSID "france2" with WPA/WPA2 PSK

Initialization complete!
INFO: Pico Voltage: 3.265V.
Successfully connected to Wi-Fi SSID "france2"

And yes, had "Alternate Ethernet" selected in TCP/IP.

I'll create a new fresh installation of System 7.1 to try with MacTCP. I'm not sure if my current OS (7.6.1 + OpenTransport 1.3) is very clean.

Patrice

patdie421 commented 1 year ago

After a fresh install of System 7.5.3 (haven't installation disks for 7.1) it's working with MacTCP and blueSCSI "2023.07.08-dev Aug 10 2023 15:51:08" firmware. Tomorrow I'll retest with version "2023.07.08-dev Aug 10 2023 17:49:40" and Open Transport. Thanks for your help.

Patrice

erichelgeson commented 1 year ago

Glad it's working! I know people have got it working with OpenTransport. I would focus on only testing the latest version linked in the wifi github issue,

A side note, your log shows all your drives are using LIDO drivers, which is known to cause slow performance and other issues. You can use Disk Jockey to swap out the drivers.

patdie421 commented 1 year ago

Hello, Here is an update for this issue. I managed to get the network working with MacIP and OpenTransport (1.3). Problems came from my installations of MacOS. I don't know exactly why, but I guess it's because I created the images while installing with Basilist II. After reinstalling a "minimum" OS and following the Wiki installation procedure, I can have a functional IP connection, including to the Internet. I've done this tests on MacOS 7.5.3 (MacIP and Opentransport) and MacOS 7.6.1 (OpenTransport only). Just one more question, can Ethertalk be used (with a airport extreme Base Station 2003 who should be Ethertalk compatible) with this network card emulation ?

PS: Thanks also for you suggestion for the scsi driver. Disk Jockey was used to remove LIDO driver with succes.

erichelgeson commented 11 months ago

Do apologize for the delay and glad you got it working!

Just one more question, can Ethertalk be used (with a airport extreme Base Station 2003 who should be Ethertalk compatible) with this network card emulation ?

You can do IP Appletalk for sure, and I believe if your router is capable of passing along the packets. If you test it and it works (or doesn't) please let us know!