#  "$Header: WHITE,v 8.3 85/09/30 17:10:03 root Exp $";
#  "%W% %Y% %Q% %G%";

#
# Valid Engineering WHITE vmunix
#
machine		"s32"
cpu		WHITE
ident		WHITE
timezone	8 dst
maxusers	5
options		"HZ=100"

#
# Make bloody well sure that we're 4.2
#
options		bsd42

#
#   We support the following processor types:
#   These may be enabled singly or in any combination.
#
options		"M68010"
#options		"M68020"

#
#   Nominal 4.2bsd follows symlinks in chmod() but not in chown().
#
options		CHMOD_FOLLOW_SYMLINK
#options	CHOWN_FOLLOW_SYMLINK

#options	VALID_CLOCKFIX		Only for s32!!!!
options		STARTUP_SIZING
options		AGENT_FIRST, BIGUPAGE, VALIDnet, UPAGECWD, GETSYSERROR
options		QUOTA, PGINPROF, DISKMON, SYSCALLTRACE, COMPAT
options		COMPILERBUG, BSDBUGFIX
options		INTERMEDSIG, "IOCTL4_1C"
options		USE_FIXED_POINT
options		USE_CTXT, CTXT_STATS, CTXT_DEBUG
options		USE_COW, COW_STATS, COW_DEBUG
options		KGCLOCK
options		DEBUG
options		"MAPUPPER64K"
options		VALID_RPC, VALID_EFS, INET
options		RPC_SIG, M_INIT, "SIGRPC=28"
options		EFS_X_CHMOD, EFS_X_CHOWN, EFS_X_FLOCK
#options	SLOWDEBUG
#
# The following options are debugging and
# should not be turned on for other than
# systems group people
#
options		EFS_VCD, KERN_RESTART, JAMDEBUG
#
# WHITE options
#
options		NEWIRQL, REALNIRQL, BIGROOT, NEW_DS
#options	CVDEBUG, DBMOUSE, USE_DS

config		vmunix		root on major 0 minor 6 swap on major 0 minor 9

controller	mb0	at nexus ?
device		to0	at mb? csr 0x830fa1		vector tointr

#device		cv0	at mb?				vector cvintr
#device		fd0	at mb?				vector fdintr
#device		ac0	at mb?				vector acintr
#device		co0	at mb?				vector cointr
#device		cal0	at mb?				vector calintr

#
# Common to all VALID machines:
#
pseudo-device	pty
pseudo-device	inet
pseudo-device	loop
pseudo-device	log
pseudo-device	ifconfig
pseudo-device	rpc
pseudo-device	bulk
pseudo-device	efs
pseudo-device	dfs
pseudo-device	cons

#
# Present only on WHITE's:
#
pseudo-device	cv
pseudo-device	fd
pseudo-device	ac
pseudo-device	co
pseudo-device	cal
pseudo-device	apple
pseudo-device	mouse
pseudo-device	via
