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#
#   PLEASE RUN "cd ../share/man/man8 ; make makedevs"
#   AFTER CHANGING THIS FILE, AND COMMIT THE UPDATED MANPAGE!
#
###########################################################################
#
# Device "make" file.  Valid special arguments:
#	all	makes all known devices, including local devices.
#		Tries to make the 'standard' number of each type.
#	init	A set of devices that is used for MFS /dev by init.
#		May be equal to "all".
#	floppy	devices to be put on install floppies
#	ramdisk	devices to be put into INSTALL kernel ramdisks.
#	std	standard devices
#	local	configuration specific devices
#	wscons	make wscons devices
#	usbs	make USB devices
#	isdns	make ISDN devices
#
# Tapes:
#	st*	SCSI tapes
#	wt*	QIC-interfaced (e.g. not SCSI) 3M cartridge tape
#	ht*	MASSBUS TM03 and TU??
#	mt*	MSCP tapes (e.g. TU81, TK50)
#	tm*	UNIBUS TM11 and TE10 emulations (e.g. Emulex TC-11)
#	ts*	UNIBUS TS11
#	ut*	UNIBUS TU45 emulations (e.g. si 9700)
#	uu*	TU58 cassettes on DL11 controller
#
# Disks:
#	ccd*	concatenated disk devices
#	cd*	SCSI or ATAPI CD-ROM
#	cgd*	cryptographic disk devices
#	raid*	RAIDframe disk devices
#	sd*	SCSI disks
#	wd*	"winchester" disk drives (ST506,IDE,ESDI,RLL,...)
#	bmd*	Nereid bank memory disks
#	ed*	IBM PS/2 ESDI disk devices
#	fd*	"floppy" disk drives (3 1/2", 5 1/4")
#	fss*	Files system snapshot devices
#	gdrom*	Dreamcast "gigadisc" CD-ROM drive
#	hk*	UNIBUS RK06 and RK07
#	hp*	MASSBUS RM??
#	ld*	Logical disk devices (e.g., hardware RAID)
#	mcd*	Mitsumi CD-ROM
#	md*	memory pseudo-disk devices
#	ofdisk*	OpenFirmware disk devices
#	ra*	MSCP disks (RA??, RD??)
#	rb*	730 IDC w/ RB80 and/or RB02
#	rd*	HDC9224 RD disks on VS2000
#	rl*	UNIBUS RL02
#	rx*	MSCP floppy disk (RX33/50/...)
#	up*	other UNIBUS devices (e.g. on Emulex SC-21V controller)
#	vnd*	"file" pseudo-disks
#	xbd*	Xen virtual disks
#	xd*	Xylogic 753/7053 disks
#	xy*	Xylogic 450/451 disks
#
# Pointing devices:
#	wsmouse* wscons mouse events
#	lms*	Logitech bus mouse
#	mms*	Microsoft bus mouse
#	qms*	"quadrature mouse"
#	pms*	PS/2 mouse
#	mouse	mouse (provides events, for X11)
#
# Keyboard devices:
#	wskbd*	wscons keyboard events
#	kbd	raw keyboard (provides events, for X11)
#	kbdctl	keyboard control
#
# Terminals/Console ports:
#	tty[01]*	standard serial ports
#	tty0*	SB1250 ("sbscn") serial ports (sbmips)
#	ttyE*	wscons - Workstation console ("wscons") glass-tty emulators
#	ttyCZ?	Cyclades-Z multiport serial boards.  Each "unit"
#		makes 64 ports.
#	ttyCY?	Cyclom-Y multiport serial boards. Each "unit" makes
#		32 ports.
#	ttye*	ITE bitmapped consoles
#	ttyv0	pccons
#	ttyC?	NS16550 ("com") serial ports
#	ttyS*	SA1110 serial port (hpcarm)
#	ttyTX?	TX39 internal serial ports (hpcmips)
#	ttyB?	DEC 3000 ZS8530 ("scc") serial ports (alpha)
#	ttyA*	mfc serial ports (amiga)
#	ttyB*	msc serial ports (amiga)
#	ttyC*	com style serial ports (DraCo, HyperCom) (amiga)
#		On the DraCo, units 0 and 1 are the built-in "modem" and
#		"mouse" ports, if configured.
#	ttyA0   8530 Channel A (formerly ser02) (atari)
#	ttyA1	8530 Channel B (formerly mdm02) (atari)
#	ttyB0	UART on first 68901 (formerly mdm01) (atari)
#	ixpcom	IXP12x0 COM ports
#	epcom	EP93xx COM ports
#	ttyM?	HP200/300 4 port serial mux interface (hp300)
#	ttya	"ttya" system console (luna68k)
#	ttyb	second system serial port (luna68k)
#	tty*	Onboard serial ports (mvme68k)
#		On the mvme147 these are: ttyZ1, ttyZ2 and ttyZ3.
#		On the mvme167, and '177: ttyC1, ttyC2 and ttyC3.
#		Note that tty[CZ]0 is grabbed by the console device
#		so is not created by default
#	dc*	PMAX 4 channel serial interface (kbd, mouse, modem, printer)
#	scc*	82530 serial interface (pmax)
#	ttyZ*	Zilog 8530 ("zstty") serial ports
#	tty[abcd]	Built-in serial ports (sparc)
#	tty*	Z88530 serial controllers (sparc64)
#	ttyh*	SAB82532 serial controllers (sparc64)
#	tty[a-j]	Built-in serial ports (sun2, sun3)
#	ttyC?	pccons (arc)
#	dz*	UNIBUS DZ11 and DZ32 (vax)
#	dh*	UNIBUS DH11 and emulations (e.g. Able DMAX, Emulex CS-11) (vax)
#	dmf*	UNIBUS DMF32 (vax)
#	dhu*    UNIBUS DHU11 (vax)
#	dmz*    UNIBUS DMZ32 (vax)
#	dl*	UNIBUS DL11 (vax)
#	xencons	Xen virtual console
#
# Terminal multiplexors:
#	dc*	4 channel serial interface (keyboard, mouse, modem, printer)
#	dh*	UNIBUS DH11 and emulations (e.g. Able DMAX, Emulex CS-11)
#	dhu*	UNIBUS DHU11
#	dl*	UNIBUS DL11
#	dmf*	UNIBUS DMF32
#	dmz*	UNIBUS DMZ32
#	dz*	UNIBUS DZ11 and DZ32
#	scc*	82530 serial interface
#
# Call units:
#	dn*	UNIBUS DN11 and emulations (e.g. Able Quadracall)
#
# Pseudo terminals:
#	ptm	pty multiplexor device, and pts directory
#	pty*	set of 16 master and slave pseudo terminals
#	opty	first 16 ptys, to save inodes on install media
#	ipty	first 2 ptys, for install media use only
#
# Printers:
#	arcpp*	Archimedes parallel port
#	lpt*	stock lp
#	lpa*	interruptless lp
#	par*	Amiga motherboard parallel port
#	cpi*	Macintosh Nubus CSI parallel printer card
#
# USB devices:
#	usb*	USB control devices
#	uhid*	USB generic HID devices
#	ulpt*	USB printer devices
#	ugen*	USB generic devices
#	urio*	USB Diamond Rio 500 devices
#	uscanner*	USB scanners
#	ttyU*	USB modems
#	ttyY*	USB serial adapters
#
# ISDN devices:
#	isdn	communication between userland isdnd and kernel
#	isdnctl	control device
#	isdnbchan* raw b-channel access
#	isdntel*	telephony device
#	isdnteld*	telephony dialout device
#	isdntrc*	trace device
#
# Video devices:
#	bwtwo*	monochromatic frame buffer
#	cgtwo*	8-bit color frame buffer
#	cgthree*	8-bit color frame buffer
#	cgfour*	8-bit color frame buffer
#	cgsix*	accelerated 8-bit color frame buffer
#	cgeight*	24-bit color frame buffer
#	etvme	Tseng et-compatible cards on VME (atari)
#	ik*	UNIBUS interface to Ikonas frame buffer
#	leo	Circad Leonardo VME-bus true color (atari)
#	ps*	UNIBUS interface to Picture System 2
#	qv*	QVSS (MicroVAX) display
#	tcx*	accelerated 8/24-bit color frame buffer
#
# Maple bus devices:
#	maple	Maple bus control devices
#	mlcd*	Maple bus LCD devices
#	mmem*	Maple bus storage devices
#
# IEEE1394 bus devices:
#	fw*	IEEE1394 bus generic node access devices
#	fwmem*	IEEE1394 bus physical memory of the remote node access devices
#
# Special purpose devices:
#	ad*	UNIBUS interface to Data Translation A/D converter
#	agp*	AGP GART devices
#	altq	ALTQ control interface
#	amr*	AMI MegaRaid control device
#	apm	power management device
#	audio*	audio devices
#	bell*	OPM bell device (x68k)
#	bktr	Brooktree 848/849/878/879 based TV cards
#	bpf	packet filter
#	bthub	Bluetooth Device Hub control interface
#	cfs*	Coda file system device
#	ch*	SCSI media changer
#	cir*	Consumer IR
#	clockctl clock control for non root users
#	cpuctl	CPU control
#	crypto	hardware crypto access driver
#	dmoverio hardware-assisted data movers
#	dpt*	DPT/Adaptec EATA RAID management interface
#	dpti*	DPT/Adaptec I2O RAID management interface
#	fb*	PMAX generic framebuffer pseudo-device
#	fd	file descriptors
#	grf*	graphics frame buffer device
#	hil	HP300 HIL input devices
#	icp	ICP-Vortex/Intel RAID control interface
#	iic*	IIC bus device
#	io	x86 IOPL access for COMPAT_10, COMPAT_FREEBSD
#	iop*	I2O IOP control interface
#	ipl	IP Filter
#	irframe* IrDA physical frame
#	ite*	terminal emulator interface to HP300 graphics devices
#	joy*	joystick device
#	kttcp	kernel ttcp helper device
#	lkm	loadable kernel modules interface
#	lockstat kernel locking statistics
#	magma*	Magma multiport serial/parallel cards
#	midi*	MIDI
#	mlx*	Mylex DAC960 control interface
#	mly*	Mylex AcceleRAID/eXtremeRAID control interface
#	np*	UNIBUS Ethernet co-processor interface, for downloading.
#	nsmb*	SMB requester
#	openfirm OpenFirmware accessor
#	pad*	Pseudo-audio device driver
#	pci*	PCI bus access devices
#	pf	PF packet filter
#	pow*	power management device (x68k)
#	putter	Pass-to-Userspace Transporter
#	px*	PixelStamp Xserver access
#	radio*	radio devices
#	random	Random number generator
#	rtc*	RealTimeClock
#	satlink* PlanetConnect satellite receiver driver
#	scsibus* SCSI busses
#	se*	SCSI Ethernet
#	ses*	SES/SAF-TE SCSI Devices
#	speaker	PC speaker		(XXX - installed)
#	sram	battery backuped memory (x68k)
#	ss*	SCSI scanner
#	stic*	PixelStamp interface chip
#	sysmon	System Monitoring hardware
#	tap*	virtual Ethernet device
#	tun*	network tunnel driver
#	twa	3ware Apache control interface
#	twe	3ware Escalade control interface
#	uk*	unknown SCSI device
#	veriexec verified executable fingerprint loader
#	vmegen*	generic VME access
#	view*	generic interface to graphic displays (Amiga)
#	wsfont*	console font control
#	wsmux*	wscons event multiplexor
#	xenevt	Xen event interface


#
# Apart from a few lines right at the end, this file should consist
# entirely of function definitions.
#
# This file is used both as a standalone script (via "sh ./MAKEDEV all"
# or similar), and as a function library (via "MAKEDEV_AS_LIBRARY=1 .
# MAKEDEV" from MAKEDEV.local).
#

usage()
{
	cat 1>&2 << _USAGE_
Usage: ${0##*/} [-fMs] [-m mknod] [-p pax] [-t mtree] special [...]
	Create listed special devices.  Options:
	-f		Force permissions to be updated on existing devices.
	-M		Create memory file system.
	-m mknod	Name of mknod(8) program.  [\$TOOL_MKNOD or mknod]
	-p pax  	Name of pax(1) program.  [\$TOOL_PAX or pax]
	-s		Generate mtree(8) specfile instead of creating devices.
	-t mtree	Name of mtree(8) program.  [\$TOOL_MTREE or mtree]

_USAGE_
	exit 1
}

# zeropad width number
#	display number with a zero (`0') padding of width digits.
#
zeropad()
{
	case $(($1 - ${#2})) in
	5)	echo 00000$2;;
	4)	echo 0000$2;;
	3)	echo 000$2;;
	2)	echo 00$2;;
	1)	echo 0$2;;
	0)	echo $2;;
	*)	die "bad padding" ;;
	esac
}

# hexprint number
#	display (base10) number as hexadecimal
#
hexprint()
{
	val="$(($1 + 0))"
	hex=
	set -- 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f
	while [ "$val" -gt 0 ]; do
		eval hex=\$$(($val % 16 + 1))\$hex
		val="$(($val / 16))"
	done
	echo "${hex:-0}"
}

# linecount multiline_string
#	count the number of lines in the string
#
linecount()
{
	local IFS='
' # just a newline, no other white space between the quotes
	set -- $1
	echo $#
}

# nooutput -12 cmd [args...]
#	run a command with stdout and/or stderr ignored.
#	"nooutput -1 cmd" is like "cmd >/dev/null";
#	"nooutput -2 cmd" is like "{ cmd ; } 2>/dev/null";
#	"nooutput -12 cmd" is like "{ cmd ; } >/dev/null 2>&1";
#	except they should work even if /dev/null doesn't [yet] exist.
#
#	The "{...}" wrapper used in cases where stderr is redirected
#	serves to capture shell error messages such as "cmd: not found".
#
nooutput()
{
	local flags="$1" ; shift
	local junk
	case "$flags" in
	"-1")	junk="$( "$@" )" ;;
	"-2")	exec 4>&1 ; junk="$( { "$@" ; } 2>&1 1>&4 )" ; exec 4>&- ;;
	"-12")	junk="$( { "$@" ; } 2>&1 )" ;;
	*)	warn "Incorrect use of nooutput" ;;
	esac
}

# check_pax path_to_pax
#	Check whether pax exists and supports the command line options
#	and input format that we will want to use.
#
check_pax()
{
	local pax="$1"
	echo ". type=dir optional" | nooutput -12 "${pax}" -r -w -M -pe .
}

# check_mtree path_to_mtree
#	Check whether mtree exists and supports the command line options
#	and input format that we will want to use.
#
check_mtree()
{
	local mtree="$1"
	echo ". type=dir optional" | nooutput -12 "${mtree}" -e -U
}

# setup args...
#	Parse command line arguments, exit on error.
#	Callers should shift $((OPTIND - 1)) afterwards.
#
setup()
{
	PATH=/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/rescue

	: ${TOOL_MKNOD:=mknod}
	: ${TOOL_MTREE:=mtree}
	: ${TOOL_PAX:=pax}
	do_create_mfs=false
	do_force=false
	do_mknod=false
	do_pax=false
	do_mtree=false
	do_redirect=false
	do_specfile=false
	opts=
	while getopts Mfm:p:st: ch; do
		# Note that $opts is only for options pased through to
		# MAKEDEV.local, not for all options.
		case ${ch} in
		M)
			# "-M" sets do_create_mfs;
			# "-M -M" is for use from init(8), and sets do_redirect
			do_redirect=$do_create_mfs
			do_create_mfs=true
			;;
		f)	do_force=true
			opts="${opts} -f"
			;;
		m)	TOOL_MKNOD=${OPTARG}
			do_mknod=true
			opts="${opts} -m ${OPTARG}"
			;;
		p)	TOOL_PAX="${OPTARG}"
			if check_pax "${TOOL_PAX}"; then
				do_pax=true
				# do not add this to $opts; we will later
				# add "-s" instead.
			else
				warn "Ignored -p option:" \
					"${TOOL_PAX} is missing or broken"
				do_mknod=true
			fi
			;;
		s)	do_specfile=true
			opts="${opts} -s"
			;;
		t)	TOOL_MTREE="${OPTARG}"
			if check_mtree "${TOOL_MTREE}"; then
				do_mtree=true
				# do not add this to $opts; we will later
				# add "-s" instead.
			else
				warn "Ignored -t option:" \
					"${TOOL_MTREE} is missing or broken"
				do_mknod=true
			fi
			;;
		*)	usage ;;
		esac
	done

	shift $((${OPTIND} - 1))
	[ $# -gt 0 ] || usage

	u_root="%uid_root%"
	u_uucp="%uid_uucp%"
	g_kmem="%gid_kmem%"
	g_ntpd="%gid_ntpd%"
	g_operator="%gid_operator%"
	g_wheel="%gid_wheel%"
	dialin=0
	dialout=524288
	callunit=262144

	# only allow read&write for owner by default
	umask 077

	# Check if we have fdesc mounted
	if [ -d fd ]; then
		case "$(df fd)" in
		*fdesc*)	nofdesc=false;;
		*)		nofdesc=true;;
		esac
	else
		nofdesc=true
	fi

	# do_force requires mknod
	if $do_force; then
		if $do_mtree || $do_pax || $do_specfile; then
			die "-f option works only with mknod"
		fi
		do_mknod=true
	fi

	# If no explicit method was specified on the command line or
	# forced above, then use one of mtree, pax, or mknod, in that
	# order of preference.
	#
	# mtree is preferred because it's fast and designed for the
	# purpose.  However, it's unlikely to be available early in the
	# boot sequence, when init(8) may invoke MAKEDEV(8).
	#
	# pax is usually acceptable, and it's likely to be available
	# early in the boot sequence.  However, it's much slower than mtree.
	#
	# mknod is just very slow, because the shell has to fork for
	# each device node.
	#
	if ! ( $do_mtree || $do_pax || $do_mknod || $do_specfile ); then
		if check_mtree "${TOOL_MTREE}"; then
			do_mtree=true
		elif check_pax "${TOOL_PAX}"; then
			do_pax=true
		else
			do_mknod=true
		fi
	fi

	# Now we need exactly one node-creation method.
	case $(( $($do_mtree && echo 1 || echo 0) + \
		$($do_pax && echo 1 || echo 0) + \
		$($do_mknod && echo 1 || echo 0) + \
		$($do_specfile && echo 1 || echo 0) ))
	in
	1)	: OK ;;
	*)	die "-m, -p, -s, and -t options are mutually exclusive" ;;
	esac

	# If we are using mknod, then decide what options to pass it.
	if $do_mknod; then
		MKNOD="${TOOL_MKNOD:-mknod} -F netbsd"
		if $do_force; then
			MKNOD="${MKNOD} -R"
		else
			MKNOD="${MKNOD} -r"
		fi
	fi

	# do_mtree or do_pax internally implies do_specfile.
	# This happens after checking for mutually-exclusive options.
	if ($do_mtree || $do_pax) && ! $do_specfile; then
		do_specfile=true
		opts="${opts} -s"
	fi
}

# wrap_makedev makedev_name ...
#	Invoke a makedev-like function, with additional processing
#	as appropriate for use from the outer level.
#
wrap_makedev()
{
	if $do_specfile; then
		# "." must appear as the first line of the specfile.
		# "optional" means do not create the directory itself.
		echo ". type=dir optional"
	fi
	"$@"
}

# makedev_main makedev_name args...
#	Perform most of the work of the main program.  makedev_name
#	is typically "makedev", but may be the name of some other
#	makedev-like function (if we are invoked from MAKEDEV.local or
#	some other script).  The other args to this function are the
#	command line args with which the MAKEDEV (or MAKEDEV.local)
#	script was invoked.
#
makedev_main()
{
	local makedev="$1" ; shift

	# Parse command line args
	setup ${1+"$@"}
	shift $((${OPTIND}-1))

	if $do_create_mfs; then
		# Count inodes and create mfs file system.
		# The makedev call merely updates $count_nodes.
		count_nodes=0
		$makedev ${1+"$@"}
		create_mfs_dev $count_nodes
		unset count_nodes
	fi

	# If using mtree or pax, then wrap_makedev should print an mtree
	# specification, which we postprocess to create the device nodes.
	# Otherwise, wrap_makedev should do all the work itself.
	if $do_mtree ; then
		wrap_makedev $makedev ${1+"$@"} \
		| nooutput -1 "${TOOL_MTREE}" -e -U
	elif $do_pax ; then
		wrap_makedev $makedev ${1+"$@"} \
		| (
		    # Run pax in an empty directory, so it pays
		    # attention only to the specfile, without being
		    # confused by the existing contents of the target
		    # directory.  Without this, pax would complain "file
		    # would overwrite itself" for already-existing
		    # device nodes.
		    tmpdir=./tmp.$$
		    mkdir "${tmpdir}" || die "can't create temporary directory"
		    cd "${tmpdir}" || die "can't cd to temporary directory"
		    "${TOOL_PAX}" -r -w -M -pe ..
		    status=$?
		    cd .. # back to where we started
		    rmdir "${tmpdir}"
		    exit $status
		)
	else
		wrap_makedev $makedev ${1+"$@"}
	fi
}

#
# functions available to create nodes:
#
# mkdev name [b|c] major minor [mode{=600} [gid{=0} [uid{=0}]]]
#	create device node `name' with the appropriate permissions
#
# lndev src target
#	create a symlink from src to target
#
# makedir dir mode
#	create directory with appropriate mode
#

mkdev()
{
	if [ -n "$count_nodes" ]; then
		count_nodes=$((count_nodes + 1))
		return
	fi
	if $do_specfile; then
		case $2 in
		b)	type=block ;;
		c)	type=char ;;
		esac
		echo "./$1 type=${type} device=netbsd,$3,$4 mode=${5:-600} gid=${6:-$g_wheel} uid=${7:-$u_root}"
	else
		${MKNOD} -m ${5:-600} -g \#${6:-$g_wheel} -u \#${7:-$u_root} $1 $2 $3 $4
	fi
}

lndev()
{
	if [ -n "$count_nodes" ]; then
		count_nodes=$((count_nodes + 1))
		return
	fi
	if $do_specfile; then
		echo "./$2 type=link link=$1 mode=0700 gid=$g_wheel uid=$u_root"
	else
		ln -f -s $1 $2
	fi
}

makedir()
{
	if [ -n "$count_nodes" ]; then
		count_nodes=$((count_nodes + 1))
		return
	fi
	if $do_specfile; then
		echo "./$1 type=dir mode=$2 gid=$g_wheel uid=$u_root"
	else
		nooutput -2 mkdir $1
		chmod $2 $1
	fi
}

warn()
{
	echo 1>&2 "$0: $*"
}

die()
{
	echo 1>&2 "$0: $*"
	exit 1
}

# makedev special [...]
#	the main loop
#
makedev()
{

for i
do

case $i in

%MD_DEVICES%

all)
	makedev all_md
	makedev std fd ptm pty0 pty1 pty2 pty3
	makedev ccd0 ccd1 ccd2 ccd3
	makedev cgd0 cgd1 cgd2 cgd3
	makedev fss0 fss1 fss2 fss3
	makedev md0 md1
	makedev raid0 raid1 raid2 raid3 raid4 raid5 raid6 raid7
	makedev vnd0 vnd1 vnd2 vnd3
	makedev bpf
	makedev tun0 tun1 tun2 tun3
	makedev ipl pf crypto random
	makedev lkm lockstat clockctl cpuctl
	makedev atabus0 atabus1 atabus2 atabus3
	makedev tap tap0 tap1 tap2 tap3
	makedev gpio gpio0 gpio1 gpio2 gpio3 gpio4 gpio5 gpio6 gpio7
	makedev pad pad0 pad1 pad2 pad3
	makedev bthub
	makedev cfs
	makedev putter
	makedev drvctl
	makedev local # do this last
	;;

init)
	# unless overridden by MD entry, this is equal to 'all'
	makedev all
	;;

%MI_DEVICES_BEGIN%
audio)
	makedev audio0 audio1 audio2 audio3
	lndev sound0 sound
	lndev audio0 audio
	lndev mixer0 mixer
	lndev audioctl0 audioctl
	;;

gpio)
	makedev gpio0 gpio1 gpio2 gpio3 gpio4 gpio5 gpio6 gpio7
	lndev gpio0 gpio
	;;

pad)
	makedev pad0 pad1 pad2 pad3
	lndev pad0 pad
	;;

radio)
	makedev radio0 radio1
	lndev radio0 radio
	;;

ramdisk)
	makedev floppy md0
	;;

usbs)
	makedev usb usb0 usb1 usb2 usb3 usb4 usb5 usb6 usb7
	makedev uhid0 uhid1 uhid2 uhid3
	makedev ulpt0 ulpt1
	makedev ttyU0 ttyU1
	makedev ttyY0 ttyY1
	makedev urio0
	makedev uscanner0 uscanner1
	makedev utoppy0 utoppy1
	makedev ugen0
	;;

isdns)
	makedev isdn isdnctl isdnbchan0 isdnbchan1 isdntel0 isdntel1 isdnteld0 isdnteld1 isdntrc0 isdntrc1
	;;

std)
	mkdev		console c %cons_chr% 0	600
	mkdev		constty c %cons_chr% 1	600
	mkdev		drum	c %swap_chr% 0	640 $g_kmem
	mkdev		kmem	c %mem_chr% 1	640 $g_kmem
	mkdev		mem	c %mem_chr% 0	640 $g_kmem
	mkdev		null	c %mem_chr% 2	666
	mkdev		zero	c %mem_chr% 12	666
	mkdev		klog	c %log_chr% 0	600
	mkdev		ksyms	c %ksyms_chr% 0 444
	if $nofdesc; then
		mkdev	tty	c %ctty_chr% 0		666
		mkdev	stdin	c %filedesc_chr% 0	666
		mkdev	stdout	c %filedesc_chr% 1	666
		mkdev	stderr	c %filedesc_chr% 2	666
	fi
	;;

usb)
	mkdev usb c %usb_chr% 255 444
	;;

usb*)
	unit=${i#usb}
	usb=usb$unit
	mkdev usb$unit c %usb_chr% $unit
	;;

uhid*)
	unit=${i#uhid}
	mkdev uhid$unit c %uhid_chr% $unit 666
	;;

ulpt*)
	unit=${i#ulpt}
	mkdev ulpt$unit c %ulpt_chr% $unit
	mkdev ulpn$unit c %ulpt_chr% $(($unit + 64))
	;;

urio*)
	unit=${i#urio}
	mkdev urio$unit c %urio_chr% $unit 666
	;;

uscanner*)
	unit=${i#uscanner}
	mkdev uscanner$unit c %uscanner_chr% $unit
	;;

utoppy*)
	unit=${i#utoppy}
	mkdev utoppy$unit c %utoppy_chr% $unit
	;;

ttyY*)
	unit=${i#ttyY}
	mkdev ttyY$unit c %ucycom_chr% $(($unit + $dialin  )) "" "" $u_uucp
	mkdev dtyY$unit c %ucycom_chr% $(($unit + $dialout )) "" "" $u_uucp
	mkdev ctyY$unit c %ucycom_chr% $(($unit + $callunit)) "" "" $u_uucp
	;;

ttyU*)
	unit=${i#ttyU}
	mkdev ttyU$unit c %ucom_chr% $(($unit + $dialin	 )) "" "" $u_uucp
	mkdev dtyU$unit c %ucom_chr% $(($unit + $dialout )) "" "" $u_uucp
	mkdev ctyU$unit c %ucom_chr% $(($unit + $callunit)) "" "" $u_uucp
	;;

ugen*)
	unit=${i#ugen}
	for j in 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
	do
		mkdev ugen$unit.$j c %ugen_chr% $(($unit * 16 + ${j#0}))
	done
	;;

wscons)
	makedev ttyE0 ttyE1 ttyE2 ttyE3 ttyE4 ttyE5 ttyE6 ttyE7
	makedev wsmouse0 wsmouse1 wsmouse2 wsmouse3
	makedev wskbd0 wskbd1 wskbd2 wskbd3
	makedev wsmux0 wsmux1 wsmux2 wsmux3
	makedev wsmouse wskbd
	makedev ttyEcfg ttyEstat
	makedev wsfont
	;;

wsmouse)
	mkdev wsmouse c %wsmux_chr% 0
	;;

wskbd)
	mkdev wskbd c %wsmux_chr% 1
	;;

wsmux*)
	unit=${i#wsmux}
	mkdev wsmux$unit    c %wsmux_chr% $unit
	mkdev wsmuxctl$unit c %wsmux_chr% $(($unit + 128)) 200
	;;

xenevt)
	mkdev xenevt c %xenevt_chr% 0
	;;

xsd_kva)
	mkdev xsd_kva c %xenevt_chr% 1
	;;

xencons)
	mkdev xencons c %xencons_chr% 0
	;;

ttyEstat)
	mkdev ttyEstat c %wsdisplay_chr% 254
	;;

ttyEcfg)
	mkdev ttyEcfg c %wsdisplay_chr% 255
	;;

ttyE*)
	unit=${i#ttyE}
	mkdev ttyE$unit c %wsdisplay_chr% $unit
	;;

wsmouse*)
	unit=${i#wsmouse}
	mkdev wsmouse$unit c %wsmouse_chr% $unit
	;;

wskbd*)
	unit=${i#wskbd}
	mkdev wskbd$unit c %wskbd_chr% $unit
	;;

fd)
	if $nofdesc; then
		makedir fd 755
		n=0
		while [ $n -lt 64 ]
		do
			mkdev fd/$n c %filedesc_chr% $n 666
			n=$(($n + 1))
		done
	fi
	;;

wt*)
	case $i in
	wt*) name=wt;  unit=${i#wt};	chr=%wt_chr%;	blk=%wt_blk%;;
	esac
	for sub in $unit $(($unit+8)) $(($unit+16))
	do
		mkdev $name$sub		b $blk $(($sub + 0)) 660 $g_operator
		mkdev n$name$sub	b $blk $(($sub + 4)) 660 $g_operator
		mkdev r$name$sub	c $chr $(($sub + 0)) 660 $g_operator
		mkdev nr$name$sub	c $chr $(($sub + 4)) 660 $g_operator
	done
	;;

md*)
	makedisk_minimal md ${i#md} %md_blk% %md_chr%
	;;

fss*)
	case $i in
	fss*) name=fss; unit=${i#fss};	blk=%fss_blk%;	chr=%fss_chr%
	esac
	mkdev $name$unit	b $blk $unit 660 $g_operator
	mkdev r$name$unit	c $chr $unit 660 $g_operator
	;;

ss*)
	case $i in
	ss*) name=ss;	unit=${i#ss};	chr=%ss_chr%;;
	esac
	mkdev $name$unit	c $chr $(($unit * 16 + 0)) 640 $g_operator
	mkdev n$name$unit	c $chr $(($unit * 16 + 1)) 640 $g_operator
	mkdev en$name$unit	c $chr $(($unit * 16 + 3)) 640 $g_operator
	;;

ccd*|cgd*|raid*|vnd*)
	case $i in
	ccd*)	name=ccd;	unit=${i#ccd};	blk=%ccd_blk%;	chr=%ccd_chr%;;
	cgd*)	name=cgd;	unit=${i#cgd};	blk=%cgd_blk%;	chr=%cgd_chr%;;
	raid*)	name=raid;	unit=${i#raid}; blk=%raid_blk%; chr=%raid_chr%;;
	vnd*)	name=vnd;	unit=${i#vnd};	blk=%vnd_blk%;	chr=%vnd_chr%;;
	esac
	%MKDISK% $name $unit $blk $chr
	;;

sd*)
	name=sd; unit=${i#sd};	blk=%sd_blk%;	chr=%sd_chr%
	%MKDISK% $name $unit $blk $chr
	;;

wd*)
	name=wd; unit=${i#wd}; blk=%wd_blk%; chr=%wd_chr%
	%MKDISK% $name $unit $blk $chr
	;;

fd*)
	name=fd; unit=${i#fd}; blk=%fd_blk%; chr=%fd_chr%
	%MKDISK% $name $unit $blk $chr
	;;

ld*)
	name=ld; unit=${i#ld}; blk=%ld_blk%; chr=%ld_chr%
	%MKDISK% $name $unit $blk $chr
	;;

bio)
	mkdev bio c %bio_chr% 0
	;;

ed*)
	name=ed; unit=${i#ed}; blk=%ed_blk%; chr=%ed_chr%
	%MKDISK% $name $unit $blk $chr
	;;

ofdisk*)
	name=ofdisk; unit=${i#ofdisk}; blk=%ofdisk_blk%; chr=%ofdisk_chr%
	%MKDISK% $name $unit $blk $chr
	;;

xbd*)
	name=xbd; unit=${i#xbd}; blk=%xbd_blk%; chr=%xbd_chr%
	%MKDISK% $name $unit $blk $chr
	;;

dk*)
	name=dk; unit=${i#dk}; blk=%dk_blk%; chr=%dk_chr%
	minor=0
	while [ $minor -le ${i#dk} ]
	do
		mkdev r$name$minor c $chr $minor 0640 $g_operator
		mkdev $name$minor b $blk  $minor 0640 $g_operator
		minor=$(($minor + 1))
	done
	;;

ttyCY*)
	name=tyCY; chr=%cy_chr%; off=32
	unit=${i#t${name}}
	minor=$(($unit * $off))
	eminor=$(($minor + $off))
	while [ $minor -lt $eminor ]
	do
		nminor=000$minor
		nminor=${nminor#${nminor%???}}
		mkdev t$name$nminor c $chr $(($minor + $dialin )) "" "" $u_uucp
		mkdev d$name$nminor c $chr $(($minor + $dialout)) "" "" $u_uucp
		minor=$(($minor + 1))
	done
	;;

ttyCZ*)
	name=tyCZ; chr=%cz_chr%; off=64
	unit=${i#t${name}}
	minor=$(($unit * $off))
	eminor=$(($minor + $off))
	while [ $minor -lt $eminor ]
	do
		nminor=0000$minor
		nminor=${nminor#${nminor%????}}
		mkdev t$name$nminor c $chr $(($minor + $dialin )) "" "" $u_uucp
		mkdev d$name$nminor c $chr $(($minor + $dialout)) "" "" $u_uucp
		minor=$(($minor + 1))
	done
	;;


tty[0-9]|tty0[0-9])
	# some archs have built-in zstty (major %zstty_chr%) instead
	# of NS16550; create ttyZ* and hardlink as [dt]ty0*; this
	# needs to be before com entry, for archs which have both
	unit=${i#tty}
	unit=$(($unit + 0))
	makedev ttyZ${unit}
	lndev ttyZ$unit tty0${unit}
	lndev dtyZ$unit dty0${unit}
	;;

tty0*|tty1*|tty[0-9])
	unit=${i#tty}
	ounit=00$unit
	ounit=${ounit#${ounit%??}}
	mkdev tty$ounit c %com_chr% $(($unit + $dialin )) "" "" $u_uucp
	mkdev dty$ounit c %com_chr% $(($unit + $dialout)) "" "" $u_uucp
	;;

ttyC*)
		# some archs call com_chr ttyC traditionally
	unit=${i#ttyC}; name=ttyC; dname=dtyC; chr=%com_chr%
	mkdev  $name$unit c $chr $(($unit + $dialin )) "" "" $u_uucp
	mkdev $dname$unit c $chr $(($unit + $dialout)) "" "" $u_uucp
	;;

ttyh*)
	unit=${i#ttyh}; name=ttyh; dname=dtyh; chr=%sabtty_chr%
	mkdev  $name$unit c $chr $(($unit + $dialin )) "" "" $u_uucp
	mkdev $dname$unit c $chr $(($unit + $dialout)) "" "" $u_uucp
	;;

ttyTX*)
	unit=${i#ttyTX}; name=ttyTX0; dname=dtyTX0; chr=%txcom_chr%
	mkdev  $name$unit c $chr $(($unit + $dialin )) "" "" $u_uucp
	mkdev $dname$unit c $chr $(($unit + $dialout)) "" "" $u_uucp
	;;

ttyZ*)
	unit=${i#ttyZ}; name=ttyZ; dname=dtyZ; chr=%zstty_chr%
	mkdev  $name$unit c $chr $(($unit + $dialin )) "" "" $u_uucp
	mkdev $dname$unit c $chr $(($unit + $dialout)) "" "" $u_uucp
	;;

opty)
	for j in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f
	do
		case $j in
		[0-9])	jn=$j ;;
		a)	jn=10 ;;
		b)	jn=11 ;;
		c)	jn=12 ;;
		d)	jn=13 ;;
		e)	jn=14 ;;
		f)	jn=15 ;;
		esac
		mkdev ttyp$j c %pts_chr% $jn 666
		mkdev ptyp$j c %ptc_chr% $jn 666
	done
	;;

pty*)
	class=${i#pty}
	d1="p q r s t u v w x y z P Q R S T"
	if [ "$class" -ge 64 ]
	then
		warn "$i: pty unit must be between 0 and 63"
		continue
	elif [ "$class" -lt 16 ]
	then
		offset=0
		mult=0
		d2="0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f"
	else