GENERIC revision 1.25 
1#	$NetBSD: GENERIC,v 1.25 1997/11/17 01:58:37 lukem Exp $
2#
3# GENERIC VAX configuration file; all supported devices.
4#
5
6include		"arch/vax/conf/std.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# Max users on system; this is just a hint
19maxusers	8
20
21# Kernel compiled-in symbolic debugger & system call tracer
22options 	DDB
23#options 	DDB_HISTORY_SIZE=100	# enable history editing in DDB
24options 	KTRACE
25#options 	DIAGNOSTIC
26
27#options 	SCSIVERBOSE		# Verbose SCSI errors
28
29# Network support
30#options 	GATEWAY
31options         INET
32
33# All supported filesystem types
34file-system 	FFS
35file-system 	LFS
36file-system 	MFS
37file-system 	NFS
38file-system 	FDESC
39file-system 	KERNFS
40file-system 	NULLFS
41file-system 	PROCFS
42file-system 	UMAPFS
43file-system 	UNION
44
45options 	QUOTA
46options 	FIFO
47options 	NFSSERVER
48
49# System V shared memory & semaphores support.
50options 	SYSVMSG
51options 	SYSVSEM
52options 	SYSVSHM
53
54# Old compat stuff; needed to run 4.3BSD Reno programs.
55# Note that if COMPAT_ULTRIX is set, you lose compatibility with
56# 4.3BSD Reno programs and get Ultrix compatibility instead.
57# (They cannot coexist).
58options 	COMPAT_43
59options 	COMPAT_09
60options 	COMPAT_10
61options 	COMPAT_11
62options 	COMPAT_12
63#options 	COMPAT_ULTRIX
64options 	TCP_COMPAT_42
65
66options 	LKM
67
68# Kernel(s) to compile
69config          netbsd root on ? type ?
70
71backplane0	at root
72
73# Devices directly attached to backplane.
74cpu0		at backplane0	# Only one CPU so far.
75sbi*		at backplane0	# SBI's are always at backplane (Abus).
76mem*		at backplane0	# Some machines have memory at backplane.
77bi*		at backplane0	# VAXBI bus
78cmi0		at backplane0	# 11/750 internal bus.
79uba0		at backplane0	# MicroVAXen only have QBUS.
80vsbus0		at backplane0	# Internal "virtual" VAXstation bus
81
82# Devices connected at VAXBI
83cpu0		at bi? node?	# KA820/KA825 cpu
84mem*		at bi? node?	# Memory subsystems
85#ni*		at bi? node?	# DEBNA/DEBNT ethernet adapter
86kdb*		at bi? node?	# KDB50 MSCP disk ctlr
87mscpbus*	at kdb?
88
89# Devices connected at cmi
90mem*		at cmi? tr?	# Memory subsystems
91uba*		at cmi? tr?	# Unibus adapters
92mba*		at cmi? tr?	# Massbus adapters
93
94# Devices connected at sbi
95mem*		at sbi? tr?	# Memory subsystems
96uba*		at sbi? tr?	# Unibus adapters
97mba*		at sbi? tr?	# Massbus adapters
98
99# Devices on Massbus adapters
100hp*		at mba? drive?	# RM/RP disk drives
101
102# Disk controllers at Unibus
103uda0		at uba?	csr 0172150	# UDA50/RQDX?
104uda1		at uba?	csr 0160334
105mscpbus*	at uda?
106
107# Tape drivers
108mtc0		at uba? csr 0174500	# Tape MSCP ctlr
109mscpbus*	at mtc?
110
111# MSCP devices
112ra*		at mscpbus? drive?	# MSCP disk
113mt*		at mscpbus? drive?	# MSCP tape
114
115# Unibus tapes
116#ts0		at uba? csr 0172520	# TS11/TSV05 tape.
117
118# VS2000 builtin MFM controller (HDC9224)
119hdc0		at vsbus0		# The strange builtin MFM controller
120rd*		at hdc0 drive?		# The RD disk subsystem on VS2000
121
122# VAXstation builtin SCSI-controller (NCR5380)
123ncr0		at vsbus0		# 1st built-in SCSI interface
124ncr1		at vsbus0		# 2nd built-in SCSI interface
125scsibus*	at ncr?
126
127sd*		at scsibus? target? lun?
128st*		at scsibus? target? lun?
129
130
131# Ethernet cards
132de0		at uba? csr 0174510	# DELUA/DEUNA
133qe0		at uba? csr 0174440	# DEQNA/DELQA
134le0		at vsbus0		# LANCE
135
136# Terminal lines
137dhu0		at uba? csr 0160440	# DHU-11
138dz0		at uba? csr 0160100	# DZ-11
139dl0		at uba? csr 0176500	# DL-11
140
141pseudo-device   loop	1
142pseudo-device   pty	48
143pseudo-device	bpfilter 8	# Not supported by de or qe yet.
144pseudo-device	sl	2
145pseudo-device	ppp	2
146pseudo-device	tun	2
147pseudo-device	tb	1
148pseudo-device	vnd	4
149pseudo-device	ccd	4
150