GENERIC revision 1.19
1# $NetBSD: GENERIC,v 1.19 1997/01/11 11:15:38 ragge Exp $ 2# 3# GENERIC VAX configuration file; all supported devices. 4# 5 6machine vax 7 8# Here are all different supported CPU types listed. 9options "VAX8600" 10options "VAX8200" 11options "VAX780" 12options "VAX750" 13options "VAX630" # MV II 14options "VAX650" # MV III, 3600, 3800, 3900 15options "VAX410" # VS 2000 16options "VAX43" # VS 3100/76 17 18# Kernel identification 19options GENERIC 20 21# Max users on system; this is just a hint 22maxusers 8 23 24# Paging system, we always have them all. 25options SWAPPAGER, DEVPAGER, VNODEPAGER 26 27# Kernel compiled-in symbolic debugger & system call tracer 28options DDB 29options KTRACE 30options DIAGNOSTIC 31 32# Network support 33#options GATEWAY 34options INET 35 36# All supported filesystem types 37options FFS,QUOTA 38options LFS 39options MFS 40options NFSCLIENT 41options NFSSERVER 42options FDESC 43options FIFO 44options KERNFS 45options NULLFS 46options PROCFS 47options UMAPFS 48options UNION 49 50# System V shared memory & semaphores support. 51options SYSVMSG 52options SYSVSEM 53options SYSVSHM 54 55# What executables to look for. 56options EXEC_AOUT 57options EXEC_SCRIPT 58 59# Old compat stuff; needed to run 4.3BSD Reno programs. 60# Note that if COMPAT_ULTRIX is set, you lose compatibility with 61# 4.3BSD Reno programs and get Ultrix compatibility instead. 62# (They cannot coexist). 63options COMPAT_43 64options COMPAT_09 65options COMPAT_10 66options COMPAT_11 67options COMPAT_12 68#options COMPAT_ULTRIX 69options TCP_COMPAT_42 70 71options LKM 72 73# Kernel(s) to compile 74config netbsd swap generic 75 76backplane0 at root 77 78# Devices directly attached to backplane. 79cpu0 at backplane0 # Only one CPU so far. 80sbi* at backplane0 # SBI's are always at backplane (Abus). 81mem* at backplane0 # Some machines have memory at backplane. 82bi* at backplane0 # VAXBI bus 83cmi0 at backplane0 # 11/750 internal bus. 84uba0 at backplane0 # MicroVAXen only have QBUS. 85vsbus0 at backplane0 # Internal "virtual" VAXstation bus 86 87# Devices connected at VAXBI 88cpu0 at bi? node? # KA820/KA825 cpu 89mem* at bi? node? # Memory subsystems 90#ni* at bi? node? # DEBNA/DEBNT ethernet adapter 91kdb* at bi? node? # KDB50 MSCP disk ctlr 92mscpbus* at kdb? 93 94# Devices connected at cmi 95mem* at cmi? tr? # Memory subsystems 96uba* at cmi? tr? # Unibus adapters 97mba* at cmi? tr? # Massbus adapters 98 99# Devices connected at sbi 100mem* at sbi? tr? # Memory subsystems 101uba* at sbi? tr? # Unibus adapters 102mba* at sbi? tr? # Massbus adapters 103 104# Devices on Massbus adapters 105hp* at mba? drive? # RM/RP disk drives 106 107# Disk controllers at Unibus 108uda0 at uba? csr 0172150 # UDA50/RQDX? 109uda1 at uba? csr 0160334 110mscpbus* at uda? 111 112# Tape drivers 113mtc0 at uba? csr 0174500 # Tape MSCP ctlr 114mscpbus* at mtc? 115 116# MSCP devices 117ra* at mscpbus? drive? # MSCP disk 118mt* at mscpbus? drive? # MSCP tape 119 120# Unibus tapes 121#ts0 at uba? csr 0172520 # TS11/TSV05 tape. 122 123# VS2000 builtin MFM controller (HDC9224) 124hdc0 at vsbus0 # The strange builtin MFM controller 125rd* at hdc0 drive? # The RD disk subsystem on VS2000 126 127# VAXstation builtin SCSI-controller (NCR5380) 128ncr0 at vsbus0 # 1st built-in SCSI interface 129ncr1 at vsbus0 # 2nd built-in SCSI interface 130scsibus* at ncr? 131 132sd* at scsibus? target? lun? 133st* at scsibus? target? lun? 134 135 136# Ethernet cards 137de0 at uba? csr 0174510 # DELUA/DEUNA 138qe0 at uba? csr 0174440 # DEQNA/DELQA 139le0 at vsbus0 # LANCE 140 141# Terminal lines 142dhu0 at uba? csr 0160440 # DHU-11 143dz0 at uba? csr 0160100 # DZ-11 144 145pseudo-device loop 1 146pseudo-device pty 48 147pseudo-device bpfilter 8 # Not supported by de or qe yet. 148pseudo-device sl 2 149pseudo-device ppp 2 150pseudo-device tun 2 151pseudo-device tb 1 152pseudo-device vnd 4 153pseudo-device ccd 4 154