CONFIG(1M) (Essential Utilities) CONFIG(1M)
NAME
config - configure SYSTEM V/68 and SYSTEM V/88
SYNOPSIS
/usr/src/uts/mot/cf/config [ -t ] [ -v file ] [ -l file ] [
-c file ] [ -m file ] dfile
DESCRIPTION
config is a program that takes a description of the
operating system and generates three files. One file
provides information regarding the interface between the
hardware and device handlers (low.s). The second file is a
C program defining the configuration tables for the various
devices on the system (conf.c). The third file contains
exception vector assignments (m68kvec.s). Only cpmf/c is
produced for SYSTEM V/88.
The -t option requests a short table of major device numbers
for character and block type devices. This can facilitate
the creation of special files.
The -v option specifies the name of the exception vector
file. m68kvec.s is the default name.
The -l option specifies the name of the hardware interface
file. low.s is the default name.
The -c option specifies the name of the configuration table
file. conf.c is the default name.
The -m option specifies the name of the file that contains
all the information regarding supported devices.
/etc/master is the default name. This file is generated by
sysgen(1M) and should not be modified unless you fully
understand its construction.
You must supply dfile; it must contain device information
for your system. This file is divided into three parts.
The first part contains physical device specifications. The
second part contains system-dependent information. The
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third part contains microprocessor-specific information.
The first two parts are required, the third part is
optional. The format and contents of the dfile are
described in dfile(4) in the Programmer's Reference Manual.
To obtain an example configuration, run the sysdef(1M)
utility.
FILES
/etc/master default input master device table
m68kvec.s default output exception vector file for m68k
low.s default output hardware interface file for
m68k
conf.c default output configuration table file
SEE ALSO
sysdef(1M), sysgen(1M).
dfile(4), master(4) in the Programmer's Reference Manual.
DIAGNOSTICS
Diagnostics are routed to the standard output and are self-
explanatory.
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