Replacing SCSI with flash?

[John Robertson]

Alexandre Souza wrote:
>> I'm assuming that this is on-topic as the equipment I wish to use 
>> this in is microprocessor controlled (68000) piece of test equipment 
>> - the Fluke 9100 series of microprocessor test fixtures.
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>    Wow!!! Great!!!
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>> What my group of friends (Tech Tools Mail List) are looking for is a 
>> cost effective replacement for the ancient SCSI drives with flash 
>> being an optimum solution, but trying to find the most cost effective 
>> solution...
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>    What is the address of this list? Got interested :oD
How to subscribe or unsubscribe from TTL 
http://seven.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/techtoolslist

Sounds like you would be an asset to the group - a few of us are trying 
to keep these old timers running to make our lives a bit easier when 
fixing old video game PCBs.

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>> Anyone have suggestions?
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>    Do you know how simple SCSI and SCSI-2 is???
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>    Why not a simple microcontroller (AVR!!! AVR!!! connected to a SCSI 
> bus and to some cheap-serial-memory like SD/MMC cards? It can be done 
> easily and cheaply, and you would have the advantage of (pseudo?)FAT 
> compatibility. Or at least device image distribuition thru the net. 
> BASCOM (www.mcselec.com) has a nice BASIC compiler for AVRs and good 
> examples of SD interfacing. Maybe worth a look :o)
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>    Greetings from Brazil
>    Alexandre Souza
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That sounds good, however beyond my time or abilities...

John :-#)#