Annotation of researchv8dc/sys/alice/conf, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: #
        !             2: # Configuration file for Alice
        !             3: #
        !             4: cpu            "VAX780"
        !             5: options                DISKMON
        !             6: ident          ALICE
        !             7: timezone       5 dst
        !             8: maxusers       60
        !             9: 
        !            10: config alice   unix
        !            11: config hphp    hpunix
        !            12: 
        !            13: controller     mba0    at nexus ?
        !            14: controller     mba1    at nexus ?
        !            15: controller     mba2    at nexus ?
        !            16: controller     uba0    at nexus ?
        !            17: controller     uba1    at nexus ?
        !            18: disk           hp0     at mba0 drive 0
        !            19: disk           hp1     at mba0 drive 1
        !            20: master         mt0     at mba? drive ?
        !            21: tape           mu0     at mt0 slave 0
        !            22: master         ht0     at mba? drive ?
        !            23: tape           tu0     at ht0 slave 0
        !            24: #
        !            25: # NOTE: The RA81 drives are hardwired to the indicated controllers.
        !            26: #
        !            27: controller     uda1    at uba? csr 0172150 vector udintr
        !            28: controller     uda0    at uba? csr 0172160 vector udintr
        !            29: disk           ra0     at uda0 drive 0
        !            30: disk           ra1     at uda1 drive 1
        !            31: disk           ra2     at uda0 drive 2
        !            32: disk           ra3     at uda1 drive 3
        !            33: # following are optional & need not actually be present.
        !            34: disk           ra4     at uda0 drive 4
        !            35: disk           ra5     at uda1 drive 5
        !            36: device         dk0     at uba? csr 0167600 vector dkrint dkrint
        !            37: device         dn0     at uba? csr 0175200 vector dnint
        !            38: device         dr0     at uba? csr 0167570 vector drrint drxint
        !            39: device         dz0     at uba? csr 0160100 vector dzrint dztint
        !            40: device         dz1     at uba? csr 0160110 vector dzrint dztint
        !            41: device         dz2     at uba? csr 0160120 vector dzrint dztint
        !            42: device         dz3     at uba? csr 0160130 vector dzrint dztint
        !            43: device         dz4     at uba? csr 0160140 vector dzrint dztint
        !            44: device         dz5     at uba? csr 0160150 vector dzrint dztint
        !            45: device         dz6     at uba? csr 0160160 vector dzrint dztint
        !            46: device         kmc0    at uba? csr 0160200 vector kmcrint kmcxint
        !            47: device         tri0    at uba? csr 0177534 vector triintr
        !            48: # `stream pipe' (bad name: actually /dev/pt/pt??)
        !            49: pseudo-device  sp              
        !            50: # message l.d.
        !            51: pseudo-device  mesg    128     
        !            52: # ordinary tty l.d.
        !            53: pseudo-device  tty     256     
        !            54: # almost-Berkeley l.d.
        !            55: pseudo-device  ntty    64      
        !            56: # buffering l.d. for cu and uucp
        !            57: pseudo-device  bf      32      
        !            58: # datakit URP protocol
        !            59: pseudo-device  dkp     256     
        !            60: # datakit controller l.d.
        !            61: pseudo-device  cm              
        !            62: # datakit KMC-11 driver
        !            63: pseudo-device  kdi     96      
        !            64: # special l.d. for multiple connection to stream
        !            65: pseudo-device  connld          

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