Raspberry Pi as a SCSI device

Pi SCSI interface card

New version 1.2 PCB (white) improved thermal and more modern logic chips.

• This card connects to a SCSI bus via a 50-pin SCSI connection
• It is designed to be a 3.5-inch half-height form factor to be installed in place of an HDD.
• It has a 40-pin connector to install a Raspberry Pi it will connect the Raspberry Pi to your SCSI bus.
• Jumpers control the on-board SCSI termination.
• Instructions Included

You can install the PiSCSI software on the Raspberry Pi SD Card which will provide a web / android app access. From the web interface you can add / create SCSI devices like hard drive image files, cd-rom image files, and other storage media as well as other types of SCSI devices. Additionally, there is a beta feature to add a SCSI graphics card to output video via the Raspberry Pi’s HDMI (Classic Macintosh only for now because the Mac has the driver for this).

Image files can be attached to the SCSI bus as a HDD or removable media enable most any computer with a SCSI interface to boot from and image on the Raspberry Pi’s SD Card. The majority of computers with a SCSI bus are compatible, but not all computer can boot from the PiSCSI images. Works great for retro computers that have a SCSI bus like Older Servers/PC/Mac/Amiga/Atari.

We are selling the adapter board as well as full pre-installed Raspberry Pi configurations.