lliconfig(ADM)                 24 August 1992                 lliconfig(ADM)

 Name

    lliconfig - display all LLI drivers currently configured on the system

 Syntax

    lliconfig

 Description

    The lliconfig utility lets you see which LLI drivers are currently con-
    figured on your system. It also displays how the drivers are configured
    into networking product systems or ``chains''.  lliconfig displays (if
    applicable) each driver's board name, interrupt vector, I/O address, RAM
    address and DMA channel.

 Examples

    Here is sample output from lliconfig:

       The following LLI drivers are configured:
            Board   Interrupt   IO Addr    RAM Addr     DMA Channel
            e3B0    3           300        0-0            none
            wdn0    2 (9)       240        d0000-d1fff    none
       The following LLI chains are configured:
            Driver           Configured under
            e3B0                     netconfig (nbe)
            wdn0                     netconfig (sco_tcp)

    In this example, e3B0 indicates that your machine has one 3Com 3c503
    installed and configured using interrupt vector 3 and a base I/O address
    of 300.  The 0-0 in the RAM address column for the e3B0 board indicates
    that the board does not have a RAM address.  The DMA Channel is none. The
    (9) in the interrupt vector column for the wdn0 board indicates that
    interrupt vector 9 is sometimes referred to as 2 by the wdn0 driver.
    The example also indicates that netconfig was used to set up a networking
    chain between the e3B0 driver and Microsoft NetBEUI as well as between
    the wdn0 driver and SCO TCP/IP.

 Files

    /etc/lliconfig
    /usr/lib/lli/chains

 See also

    mkdev(ADM), netconfig(ADM)