For context, I recommend reading part 2 first.
Given what I learned from the first iteration, I made some changes and now have an internal SCSI adapter for X68030 that I’m happy with.
Now HDLED is supported as well without any extra circuitry. Just run a wire to the SCSI-SD Adapter.
Quick video showing the HDLED working:
I am quite happy with this now, so I don’t expect further updates on this project.
2 replies on “X68030 SCSI Adventure Part 4”
Hi Buffis,
Thank you for publishing the x68030_scsi_adapter project.
Since the original internal SCSI cables for the X68030 are no longer commonly available, many users find them difficult to obtain. As a result, this has become one of the major challenges when restoring X68030 systems.
I restore X68000 computers in Japan and would like to manufacture and assemble a small number of adapter boards for fellow X68030 enthusiasts.
Would you be comfortable with me selling assembled boards based on your design if I clearly credit you as the original designer and include links to both your GitHub repository and your website?
The number of boards would be very limited, no more than 10 units.
My goal is not only to help other X68030 users obtain these adapters, but also to raise awareness of your project so that more people can discover your repository and build their own boards if they wish.
When offering the assembled boards, I will clearly state that the design is your work and provide links to your GitHub repository so that users can choose to build their own adapters rather than purchase one from me.
Thank you for considering my request.
Best regards,
Absolutely. Feel free to do that