idconfig(1M) —
NAME
idconfig − produce a new kernel configuration
SYNOPSIS
/etc/conf/bin/idconfig
DESCRIPTION
The idconfig command takes as its input a collection of files specifying the configuration of the next INTERACTIVE UNIX Operating System to be built. A collection of output files for use by idmkunix is produced.
The input files expected by idconfig are as follows:
| cf.d/mdevice | Master device specifications |
| cf.d/sdevice | System device specifications |
| cf.d/mtune | Master parameter specifications |
| cf.d/stune | System parameter specifications |
| cf.d/mfsys | File system type master data |
| defines.d/* | Preprocessor define symbols for individual modules |
| cf.d/sfsys | File system type system data |
| cf.d/sassign | Device assignment file |
The output files produced by idconfig are as follows:
| cf.d/conf.c | Kernel data structures and function definitions |
| cf.d/config.h | Kernel parameter and device definitions |
| cf.d/vector.c | Interrupt vector definitions |
| cf.d/direct | List of all driver components included in the build |
| cf.d/fsconf.c | File system type configuration data |
| cf.d/defines | List of all preprocessor define symbols needed to |
| compile the kernel sources (space.c files) |
The command line options are as follows:
−o directory Output files will be created in the directory specified rather than /etc/conf/cf.d.
−i directory Input files that normally reside in /etc/conf/cf.d can be found in the directory specified.
−r directory The directory specified will be used as the ID “root” directory rather than /etc/conf.
−d file Use file name rather than sdevice for input.
−t file Use file name rather than stune for input.
−T file Use file name rather than mtune for input.
−a file Use file name rather than sassign for input.
−c file Redirect conf.c output to file name.
−h file Redirect config.h output to file name.
−v file Redirect vector.c output to file name.
−p file Redirect direct output to file name.
−D, −m, −s These options are no longer supported.
−# Print debugging information.
−z file Redirect defines output to file name.
ERROR MESSAGES
An exit value of zero indicates success. If an error was encountered, idconfig will exit with a nonzero value and report an error message. All error messages are designed to be self-explanatory.
SEE ALSO
idbuild(1M), idinstall(1M), idmkunix(1M).
mdevice(4), mtune(4), sdevice(4), stune(4) in the INTERACTIVE SDS Guide and Programmer’s Reference Manual.
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This entry, supplied by INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation, is an extension of UNIX System V.
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