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paulroberthill / BlueSCSI-toolbox-Amiga

BlueSCSI tools for the Commodore Amiga
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ZuluSCSI RP2040 Support #2

Open Dragster27 opened 4 months ago

Dragster27 commented 4 months ago

Hi there. Thanks for porting these to the Amiga! I've been trying to use the tools on my Amiga 3000 with a ZuluSCSI RP2040 but it doesn't seem to work.. so I was wondering if support for this version of the Zulu is planned.

Thank you, Dan.

paulroberthill commented 4 months ago

Hi, ZuluSCSI support was added recently. What OS are you running? The GUI requires Reaction which was introduced in AmigaOS 3.5.

The command line tool is confirmed to work in older OS versions.

Dragster27 commented 4 months ago

HI there Paul, thanks for your quick response. I'm running this on an Amiga 3000 with CyberStorm MK II (68060) and AmigaOS 3.2.2.1. I created a folder called "shared" in the memory card as per the instructions here: https://bluescsi.com/docs/Toolbox#Classic-Macintosh but I wasn't able to accesss any contents in it. I also created a directory called "CD3" and put two ISO image files inside it and set the 'UNIT' tooltype of the icon of the CD Switcher application to 3... maybe I'm doing something wrong, I don't know. Not so sure what the unit tooltype should be set to.

Thank you.

paulroberthill commented 4 months ago

Hello. I have an Amiga 4000 with CyberStorm MK II (68060) and AmigaOS 3.2.2.1 !

I don't know much about ZuluSCSI. Is it possible you need to update the firmware? It looks like support was added in the last 6 months: https://github.com/ZuluSCSI/ZuluSCSI-firmware/commits/main/src/Toolbox.cpp (erichelgeson is main the BlueSCSI developer).

Unit should be 3 if you are using the CD3 folder. I had P5 SCSI errors when using a non-CDROM service.

You could also try the command line version too. This is not well tested, but it might give some more info. BlueSCSIToolbox DEVICE=cybscsi.device UNIT=3 DIR BlueSCSIToolbox DEVICE=cybscsi.device UNIT=3 LISTCDS

paulroberthill commented 4 months ago

I just had a thought. Do you see the ZuluSCSI logo in the CDChanger or SDTransfer? If you do this means the ZuluSCSI was detected.

saybur commented 4 months ago

One other thing to check is that you have the toolbox enabled on the device, it is not on by default with ZuluSCSI. In the INI file (base of the SD card, zuluscsi.ini) make sure you have EnableToolbox=1 listed under the [SCSI] section.

paulroberthill commented 4 months ago

One other thing to check is that you have the toolbox enabled on the device, it is not on by default with ZuluSCSI. In the INI file (base of the SD card, zuluscsi.ini) make sure you have EnableToolbox=1 listed under the [SCSI] section.

I'll add that info to the readme thanks!

Dragster27 commented 4 months ago

Hi there guys. Thank you so much for your help on this. I added the EnableToolbox parameter to the .ini config file and set its value to 1 and that made the trick! I downloaded the sample ini file from the ZuluSCSI firmware page and the parameter is not included in it for some reason. I'm kinda surprised it's not documented there.

Cheers, Daniel.

aperezbios commented 4 months ago

@Dragster27 I've added the missing INI file directive to the example zuluscs.ini file at https://github.com/ZuluSCSI/ZuluSCSI-firmware/blob/main/zuluscsi.ini The actual commit is here: https://github.com/ZuluSCSI/ZuluSCSI-firmware/commit/7b2087dbfbe62b8af459afb9da1b8cc380dc30ff

Dragster27 commented 4 months ago

Thank you @aperezbios