I see in my searches on classic Mac storage solutions that there are several options available for dealing with the aging supply of SCSI devices. Namely, the SCSI2SD and AztecMonster adapters are of the most frequently suggested, with a chain of SCSI->IDE->? devices as some more complicated endeavors.
I have experience with Raspberry Pi, and corruption of the SD media. This happens so frequent, that it is accepted standard practice to boot only from the SD, and immediate move the system over to USB connected media. I'm wondering if this is a problem on these devices as well. A casual search only reveals a few select circumstances of corruption. Is it just a non issue on this platform?
I have experience with Raspberry Pi, and corruption of the SD media. This happens so frequent, that it is accepted standard practice to boot only from the SD, and immediate move the system over to USB connected media. I'm wondering if this is a problem on these devices as well. A casual search only reveals a few select circumstances of corruption. Is it just a non issue on this platform?