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* PiSCSI **requires** some Fast RAM to be mapped on your PiStorm to work.
* This may change at some point, but for now make sure that you configure at the very least a few megabytes of Fast RAM so that the boot ROM can load and initialize properly.
* PiSCSI **only** supports **512 byte** block size for virtual SCSI devices.
* The block size is hard coded, this will probably be addressed relatively soon (TM). If you need very large partitions, please use PFS3AIO or a similar file system instead of FFS.
* Selecting a different block size may appear to work in some cases, but in reality it does not. Do not change the block size from the default 512 bytes.
* ~~PiSCSI **only** supports **512 byte** block size for virtual SCSI devices.~~
* ~~The block size is hard coded, this will probably be addressed relatively soon (TM). If you need very large partitions, please use PFS3AIO or a similar file system instead of FFS.~~
* ~~Selecting a different block size may appear to work in some cases, but in reality it does not. Do not change the block size from the default 512 bytes.~~
* `[WIP]` Theoretically, PiSCSI should now be compatible with any block size up to 64KB, but this is not very thoroughly tested when you are reading this particular piece of text.
* Autobooting, Kickstart 2.0 and up
* PiSCSI does NOT work with Kickstart 1.3 yet, as it is missing some code needed to properly add boot nodes with old Kickstarts.
* Mounting RDSK/RDB disk images, physical devices with a file system the Amiga can use