BlueSCSI Toolbox, introduced in October 2022, allows users to control their BlueSCSI device directly from a vintage machine. Features include file transfer over SCSI, hot-swapping CD images while the system is running, and Wi-Fi configuration. The protocol has been ported to Classic Macintosh, Amiga, Atari, DOS, Windows, Linux, IRIX, FM Towns, SnowEMU, and MAME.
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What platforms does the BlueSCSI Toolbox protocol support?
The BlueSCSI Toolbox protocol has been ported to Classic Macintosh, Amiga, Atari, DOS, Windows, Linux, IRIX, FM Towns, SnowEMU, and MAME. It allows controlling a BlueSCSI device from the vintage machine itself, including file transfers over SCSI, swapping CD images while the system is running, and configuring Wi-Fi. Vintage computing developers tracking BlueSCSI ecosystem updates find new ports and releases on daily.dev.