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Annotation of cci/sys/conf/OKEEFFE, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: #
        !             2: # UCB POWER 6/32 OKEEFFE
        !             3: #
        !             4: machine                tahoe
        !             5: cpu            "TAHOE"
        !             6: ident          OKEEFFE
        !             7: timezone       8 dst
        !             8: hz             60
        !             9: maxusers       32
        !            10: options                INET
        !            11: options                "SYS5"
        !            12: 
        !            13: config         vmunix  root on fsd0 swap on fsd0 and fsd1
        !            14: 
        !            15: controller     vba0
        !            16: controller     vd0     at vba? csr 0xff2000    vector vdintr
        !            17: disk           fsd0    at vd0 drive 0
        !            18: disk           fsd1    at vd0 drive 1
        !            19: controller     vd1     at vba? csr 0xff2100    vector vdintr
        !            20: disk           fsd4    at vd1 drive 0
        !            21: disk           fsd5    at vd1 drive 1
        !            22: controller     cy0     at vba? csr 0xff4000    vector cyintr
        !            23: tape           yc0     at cy0 drive 0
        !            24: device         vx0     at vba? csr 0xfe0000    vector vackint vcmdrsp vunsol
        !            25: device         vx1     at vba? csr 0xfe4000    vector vackint vcmdrsp vunsol
        !            26: device         vx2     at vba? csr 0xfe8000    vector vackint vcmdrsp vunsol
        !            27: pseudo-device  fpe
        !            28: pseudo-device  inet
        !            29: pseudo-device  loop
        !            30: pseudo-device  pty
        !            31: pseudo-device  ether
        !            32: device ace0    at vba? csr 0xff0000 vector acecint acerint

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