cimd(7) DG/UX 5.4R3.00 cimd(7)
NAME
cimd - Ciprico SMD disk controller
SYNOPSIS
cimd([vmebus,][[def],[unitnumber]]) or
cimd@devicecode([vmebus,]VMEA16addr,unitnumber)
DESCRIPTION
A cimd disk subsystem consists of a VME-based disk controller with up
to 4 physical SMD (Storage Module Device) units on that controller.
The units supported are as follows:
Model # Size
6541 1066 Mbyte non-removable disk
6542 1066 Mbyte non-removable disks (package of two)
The cimd entry has two formats (shown above and illustrated below).
The first format accepts all defaults for a specified controller
board. The second format specifies all values:
vmebus The device name of the parent VME bus to which the
cimd controller is attached, such as vme(0) or vme(1).
If this parameter is omitted, a parent bus of vme(0)
is assumed, and all subsequent parameters move up one
position. Thus, cimd(3) is equivalent to
cimd(vme(0),3).
def A number from 0 to 3, or null for 0, identifying the
controller board defaults to use
@devicecode The controller device code, preceded by the @
character
VMEA16addr The VME A16 (short I/O) address of the controller
unitnumber The disk unit number (0 through 3) on the controller.
A physical disk unit may be accessed directly via the special file
nodes in /dev/pdsk and /dev/rpdsk. These nodes are named according
to the second device name form listed above.
The cimd subsystem has 4 built-in defaults for the device code and
control space starting address of the cimd device specification.
When using the defaults, a short form of the cimd device
specification can be used:
cimd(controller number)
where controller number is the hexadecimal number of the controller
in the system. For example, the first cimd controller is cimd(0),
the second is cimd(1), etc.
Controller # Device Code/VME Address
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cimd(0) 0x18/0xFFFFEE00
cimd(1) 0x19/0xFFFFF100
cimd(2) 0x1A/0xFFFFFB00
cimd(3) 0x1B/0xFFFFFD00
The nodes in /dev/pdsk provide access as a block special device as
described in dsk(7). The nodes in /dev/rpdsk provide access as a
character special device as described in rdsk(7). When accessing a
disk through a /dev/pdsk or /dev/rpdsk node, the operating system
performs no bad block remapping.
FILES
/dev/pdsk/*
/dev/rpdsk/*
SEE ALSO
cird(7), cied(7), vme(7), dsk(7), rdsk(7).
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