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The PiSCSI Slim Case protects your Raspberry Pi 4 and PiSCSI (formerly known as RaSCSI), streamlining your vintage computer setup, and looking completely at-home next to your "Snow White" Apple Macintosh computers (like the Macintosh…
The PiSCSI (formerly known as the RaSCSI) is an exciting project by the retro Mac community, which turns a Raspberry Pi into a virtual SCSI device. It can host virtual hard drives and CD-ROM drives, which can all be attached and detached…
The PiSCSI is an exciting project by the retro Mac community, which turns a Raspberry Pi into a virtual SCSI device. It can host virtual hard drives and CD-ROM drives, which can all be attached and detached through a web interface hosted…
I recently got a Macintosh LC II that didn't come with a hard drive, so it didn't have the bracket either. Instead of paying ebay prices I decided to build my own, but also give it holes to screw in a RaSCSI/PiSCSI or a BlueSCSI. I've…
I recently got a Macintosh Quadra 610 and nearly all of the internal plastic (and some of the external plastic) was shattered, just a byproduct of the era. I like adding SD-card hard drive replacements to my machines and since the drive…
This is a bracket for mounting a PiSCSI / RaSCSI inside of a Macintosh IIci, IIcx, or Quadra 700 hard drive bay. This works for any full size Raspberry Pi with a RaSCSI on it. The SolidWorks file is included if you want to mess with it.…
This is a case for the PiSCSI (formerly RaSCSI) board with a Raspberry Pi Zero mounted on the bottom. This allows the use of an optional OLED screen to display some additional information. There are three configurations available: A…
This is a bracket to hold the PiSCSI unit inside a compact mac (Original Macintosh, Macintosh 512k, Macintosh Plus, Macintosh Classic, Macintosh SE, Macintosh SE/30, Macintosh Classic II). My PiSCSI uses a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ so that's what…
The PiSCSI Pro Case protects your Raspberry Pi 4 and PiSCSI (formerly known as the RaSCSI), streamlining your vintage computer setup, and looking completely at-home next to your "Snow White" Apple Macintosh computers (like the Macintosh…
This is a compact case for PiSCSI using a Raspberry Pi 2 W. It supports a case fan for cooling and has clearance for a shrouded 50pin internal connector on the PiSCSI The lid snaps on and needs support to print The fan is 30x30x8mm
