BlueSCSI V2
Desktop, DB25, Centronics and PowerBook.Any Pico, with or without Wi-Fi.
BlueSCSI_V2_Universal_2026-08-17_4d0f96f.uf2 (2.7 MB)
Download the file for your board.
Desktop, DB25, Centronics and PowerBook.Any Pico, with or without Wi-Fi.
BlueSCSI_V2_Universal_2026-08-17_4d0f96f.uf2 (2.7 MB)
50-pin.With or without an expansion hat.
BlueSCSI_Ultra_2026-08-17_4d0f96f.uf2 (1.4 MB)
68-pin Wide and 80-pin SCA.One file covers both.
BlueSCSI_Ultra_Wide_2026-08-17_4d0f96f.uf2 (909 KB)
.uf2 onto the drive that shows up.log.txt on the SD card to see the new version.Windows sometimes shows a copy error. Ignore it. The update still worked.
If no drive shows up, try a different USB cable.
One zip for every board. No USB cable needed.
Copy the .zip to the SD card. Don't unzip it. Next time it boots, BlueSCSI updates itself and deletes the zip. Don't unplug it until it's done.
You need to be on v2025.07.07 or newer already.
BlueSCSI_v2026.08.17_4d0f96f.zip (3.8 MB)
Use the same zip from your retro computer without removing the SD card.
.zip from retro.bluescsi.com. It works over http, ftp and gopher.Needs BlueSCSI Toolbox 1.1.0 or newer. If Upload Firmware is greyed out, update over USB once first.
New features you can try before they land in a release. Expect rough edges.
Move files and swap CDs from your vintage computer. Classic Mac, Amiga, Atari, DOS and more.
Get BlueSCSI ToolboxGrab log.txt from the SD card before you ask. It's the first thing anyone will want.
BlueSCSI_V2_Audio_SPDIF_2026-08-17_4d0f96f.uf2 (2.7 MB)
dev-BlueSCSI_2026-08-17_4d0f96f.zip (19.3 MB)