Tried the BlueSCSI on the Torch Triple X with a floppy image but no dice. I think that by default on startup the system wants the floppy to be on SCSI 0 LUN 2 but BlueSCSI only supports LUN 0. I tried making the floppy image SCSI0 LUN0 and got a message I haven't seen before, though. 🙂 - ThreadSky

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crashedfiesta.bsky.social • 45 days ago

Tried the BlueSCSI on the Torch Triple X with a floppy image but no dice. I think that by default on startup the system wants the floppy to be on SCSI 0 LUN 2 but BlueSCSI only supports LUN 0.

I tried making the floppy image SCSI0 LUN0 and got a message I haven't seen before, though. 🙂

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bluescsi.com•44 days ago

We do have a little hack to work around LUN for (some) machines - MapIDToLun=1 this means that FD2...hda would be mapped with this setting to ID 0 LUN 2 - https://bluescsi.com/docs/bluescsi.ini#maplunstoids - like I said it's a bit of a hack and limits you to 1 ID and 7 luns but could work for you.

crashedfiesta.bsky.social•44 days ago

@bluescsi.com MapLunsToIDs didn't work. 🙁
The log says that F2 is SCSI ID2 LUN0, and H0 is SCSI ID0 LUN0 so it looks like it's not switching for some reason. The log suggests LunsToIDs is 'on'.
Also updated the firmware to latest but still get the same.

bluescsi.com•44 days ago

The logs wont change - only thing that changes it it will respond to that lun request. (as mentioned it's a bit of a hax, but should respond on LUN's)

crashedfiesta.bsky.social•44 days ago

I'll go and give it another try. 😁👍🏼

crashedfiesta.bsky.social•44 days ago

Ooh! That might work! I need SCSI 0 with LUN 0 for the HDD and LUN 2 for the floppy. So if I make my hd file HD0 and FD2 with the map command that could solve it. I like where this is going. 😁

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