Hi all,

I have a few recent-ish SCSI disks lying around and I'd like to connect them to my (April2) Peg1. The current list of working SCSI controllers in the FAQ looks a bit short and fuzzy to me, for instance I don't know what "current chipsets" are, nor does my 875-based DawiControl card work.
Maybe it would be a good idea to set up a list of actually working (tested) SCSI cards instead of just a list of potentially working chipsets?
So I'm waiting for your config details, you lucky SCSI users!

Serge

tekram dc390-U2W here

Quote:

Here too.

I tried lots of others but only this one can handle my SCSI-DAT
perfectly.

Simbio Logic 895 here.
Just for your info: me and Magnetic are selling these boards.

miky

Thanks. Yeah, we sell Symbios brand 895 chipset UWSCSI cards for Pegasos. Complete support in MOS and Linux (fully tested) these are the fastest/best cards you can buy for your peg. (875 series known to not work properly with mos atm)

only $39.95 + shipping!

http://www.magneticsystemsnyc.com

(We also stock Peg compatible gfx cards, usb cards, kvms, RAM, and more all tested fully with Peg)

And Miky in Italia has some in stock as well.

magnetic

Great for mounting older amiga scsi drives too!

[ Edited by magnetic on 2005/2/16 23:12 ]

Does the TekRam use a different chipset? Is it really not as good as the Symbios?

Also, is the native MOS SCSIconfig program all that is needed to talk to SCSI devices? Will I see both IDE and SCSI devices listed at the same time?