Sujet Commentaires sur le tuto : installation et parametrage d'un scsi2SD

Citation de Mastropiero;16349493 :

Just different approaches, you should choose the one that best fits your needs.
It seems, however, that the creators of ZuluSCSI never had music instruments in mind. It is oriented to retrocomputers (old Macintosh, AtariST, Amiga, etc.).

Just to summarize:

• ZuluSCSI: you copy your .ISO / .IMG files directly to the SD Card. Each .ISO is then "seen" by the sampler as a regular SCSI CD or hard drive. There is a USB port but it seems to be limited to firmware uploading and device management only.
• SCSI2SD v6: you can't copy an .ISO file directly to the SD Card, since the card must be partitioned in a raw way to assign different segments to different virtual drives. However, the USB connector allows to mount the SCSI virtualized drives on your computer as if they were regular USB thumbdrives without the need of taking the SD Card out. So, up to some extent, you're adding USB support to your sampler.
• SCSI2SD v5 (and older): you can't copy an .ISO file directly to the SD Card, it must be partitioned with a raw editing tool and dumping .ISO files with a sector copying tool. The USB connector is limited to firmware uploading and device management only.

Et maintenant ZuluSCSI, qui semble beaucoup plus facile à exploiter que les SCSI2SD avant la v5.5 (j'ai une 5.0alpha ) :

https://zuluscsi.com/

Il y a même eu une une offre d'échange contre une version 6.0 ou 5.5 :

https://samplerzone.com/collections/zuluscsi/products/zuluscsi-for-scsi2sd-exchange

Concernant les différences :

https://gearspace.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-and-electronic-music-production/1383000-zulu-scsi-vs-scsi2sd-4.html#post16349493

Citation :

Citation de Mastropiero;16349493 :

Just different approaches, you should choose the one that best fits your needs.
It seems, however, that the creators of ZuluSCSI never had music instruments in mind. It is oriented to retrocomputers (old Macintosh, AtariST, Amiga, etc.).

Just to summarize:

• ZuluSCSI: you copy your .ISO / .IMG files directly to the SD Card. Each .ISO is then "seen" by the sampler as a regular SCSI CD or hard drive. There is a USB port but it seems to be limited to firmware uploading and device management only.
• SCSI2SD v6: you can't copy an .ISO file directly to the SD Card, since the card must be partitioned in a raw way to assign different segments to different virtual drives. However, the USB connector allows to mount the SCSI virtualized drives on your computer as if they were regular USB thumbdrives without the need of taking the SD Card out. So, up to some extent, you're adding USB support to your sampler.
• SCSI2SD v5 (and older): you can't copy an .ISO file directly to the SD Card, it must be partitioned with a raw editing tool and dumping .ISO files with a sector copying tool. The USB connector is limited to firmware uploading and device management only.

Mise en oeuvre sur un XV-5080 par Jürgen Moßgraber himself (le développeur de ChangeIt!) :