Unsigned driver for Adaptec AHA-29xx cards (tested, installs with a AHA 2940U card under Windows 10 64-bit, the directory is named AdaptecAic78xx, but the 29xx cards are supported).Adaptec 29320LPE PCI-E 1x U320 (by Shane Cook) and me.Adaptec 29320 (Jens Ehrler, in comments below).Adaptec 29160 (Jens Ehlers, in comments below).AVA-2906 (harry, in the comments below).AVA-2903B (mdlark1966, original thread).AHA-2940UA (blascow, author of the driver, the original thread).AHA-2940AU (by Knutbert, in comments below).AHA-1480 (by Eric Woolf, if edited, see his comments, I have not updated the driver yet).IBM FRU 40H6595 with LSI chipset 53C875 (by Ray Oncidar, see comments).LSI 22802 (53C986 chip set) (by Ray Oncidar, see comments).Let me know in the comments if these drivers did or did not work, for which card and for which version of windows. I’m not the creator of these drivers, so I can only vouch for cards I have personally tested them on. Step 5: Using a connected storage device.Step 3: Configure Windows 10 to let you install unsigned drivers.Step 1: Will these work with your card?.But, if you’re like me, and do have a bunch of old hardware, it’s good to know we can still use it on our modern systems to setup our aging systems for at least a couple of more years. I’m not sure how much longer using SCSI controllers will be supported, so if you don’t already have working SCSI devices I’d suggest you invest in one of the more modern solutions such as SCSI2SD for setting up your classic Macintosh instead of using this option. I’ve personally tested the Windows 10 driver for Adaptec AHA-29xx cards with an AHA 2940U PCI card. Luckily a skilled person on the internet has made 64-bit compatible drivers to support some of Adaptec’s cards under Windows 10 (sorry I’ve found nothing for the latest version of the Macintosh OS). Now 18 years later, SCSI is an obsolete technology, and in general is not supported under the latest versions of Windows and the the Macintosh OS, although I believe Linux still has support. Check out our website as often as possible to keep your Media Player up to date with the latest software and firmware.When I first started playing with 68k macintosh systems around 1999/2000 (a Macintosh Plus) I connected an external SCSI drive to my Windows 98 system and was able to use an early version of Basilisk II with SCSI pass-through to format the hard drive. If you consider using this update for your Media Player, feel free to click the download button, install the firmware and enjoy. Although this process is very straightforward, each device has certain particularities that you must take into account. The most common method of upgrading your Media Player is by using a USB stick or update DVD. However, the process of updating your device is a risky one if not done according to strict instructions, such as: make sure that the firmware you have downloaded is compatible with your device, and don't interfere with the player during the update process.
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