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Managing Peripheral Devices
8.5 Automatically Configuring Devices for OpenVMS Alpha Systems
SDA> CLUE CONFIG
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Adapter Configuration:
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TR Adapter ADP Hose Bus BusArrayEntry Node Device Name/HW-Id
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4 PCI 80949900 60 PCI
80949B50 1 MERCURY
80949BC0 GQA: 3 S3 Trio32/64
80949C30 EWA: 5 NI (Tulip)
• END_DEVICE
The END_DEVICE terminates the current device description, and causes
the parser to create a new table entry if all required keywords have been
supplied. No parameters are required.
• ID = {number {, number} | string}
The ID keyword specifies the hardware ID of the device. The hardware ID is
a 64-bit quantity and can be specified by a pair of 32-bit values (low-order,
high-order), or can be specified as an ASCII string of up to 8 characters. If
only one numeric value is provided, the high-order 32 bits are set to zero.
Example: ID = 0x00051000 ! HW ID of NCR810 in hex
Example: ID = FLOPPY ! HW ID of Floppy in ASCII
Example: ID = 0x906010B5, 0x113310DF ! 64-bit ID => low-32, high-32
The number of bits used by the system depends on the adapter type. EISA
and PCI use 32 bits. ISA uses 64 bits. PCI can be extended to 64 bits by
using the FLAGS=EXTENDED_ID keyword.
• NAME = string
The NAME keyword specifies the mnemonic for the device. This is usually a
two-character name, but it can be more.
Example: NAME = PK
• DRIVER = string
The DRIVER keyword specifies the file name of the device driver for the
device.
Example: DRIVER = SYS$PKEDRIVER
• ADAPTER = string
The ADAPTER keyword indicates the bus type of the device. The current
adapters are: PCI, EISA, ISA, TC (TURBOchannel).
Example: ADAPTER = PCI
• UNITS = number
The UNITS keyword indicates the number of units (UCBs) that are created
for the controller. If not specified, the default is 1.
Example: UNITS = 1
• FLAGS = string
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