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# HP AlphaServer model: AlphaServer ES40 6/667
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set session hw_model = AlphaServer_ES40
set ace cpu_architecture = EV67
set rom dsrdb[0] = 1820 system_name = "AlphaServer ES40 6/667"

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# Override default System Serial Number, set it to "SN01234567"
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set rom system_serial_number = SN01234567

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# Specify RAM size: 512 Mb
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set ram size=512

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# Map OPA0 console to "Putty" terminal emulator (included in the xtem from which CHARON-AXP kit)runs
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load virtualoperator_serial_line OPA0 port=10003 application="putty -load OPA0"console OPA0

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# ?onnect Connect the emulator's DQA0 to the host's ATAPI CD/DVD-ROM drive.
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set ide container="\\.\CdRom0/dev/cdrom"

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# Load optional DE500BA PCI Ethernet Adapter (EWA0) and map it to the "Charoneth1" host network interface
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load DE500BA/dec21x4x EWA interface=EWA0
load packet_port/chnetwrk EWA0 interface="connection:Charoneth1"

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# Load DEC-KZPBA SCSI controller and map it to 3 disk containers and 1 tape container
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load KZPBA PKA scsi_id = 7

set PKA container[0] = "C:\My disks\/my_disks/bootable.vdisk"
set PKA container[100] = "C:\My disks\/my_disks/RZ22.vdisk"
set PKA container[200] = "C:\My disks\/my_disks/RZ23.vdisk"

set PKA container[600] = "C:\My tapes\/my_tapes/my_tape.vtape" 

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# Load DEC-KGPSA-CA PCI FC adapter and map it to a disk container
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load KGPSA FGA

set FGA container[0] = "C:\My disks\/my_disks/RZ24.vdisk"

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Create special directories for storing disk and tape images, as needed. Created directories are referenced in the sample configuration file above.

...> cd C:\
C:\> mkdir "My disks"

C:\> mkdir "My tapes" 

This operation can also be done using Windows Explorer.

Start the "MkDisk" utility from the "Start" menu to create disk images:

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The main dialog of the utility will appear:

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Select "Alpha AXP" in the "Select System" drop-down menu, "SCSI" in the "All Controllers" drop-down menu and "RZ24" (for example) in the "Select Disk Type" drop-down menu. Press then the "Create Disk Image" button:

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The utility will ask you to specify the output file name. Select the "C:\My disks" directory created just before (or create it directly in the dialog) and press "Save" button:

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The "MkDisk" utility will create the requested disk image:

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$ mkdir /my_disks
$ mkdir /my_tapes 

 

Next, create disk images using the "mkdskcmd" utility:

 

$ mkdskcmd -d rz24 -o /my_disks/rz24.vdisk
Please wait...
100% done
Success.
$ mkdskcmd -d rz23 -o /my_disks/rz23.vdisk
Please wait...
100% done
Success.
$ mkdskcmd -d rz22 -o /my_disks/rz22.vdisk
Please wait...
100% done
Success.

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