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#
# Sample configuration file for VAX 4000 Model 108.
#
# Specify the hw_model prior to any other commands. This parameter informs
# the emulator what type of VAX it should build and enables all other
# commands.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

...

#============================================================================
#
# Specify the size of RAM (default is 16MB). Note that the license might
# limit the maximum amount of memory.
#
#---Disable or enable dynamic instruction translation by the cpu (ACE). The use
# of DIT may be also prohibited by the license. If not specified (i.e. when
# both lines remain commented out) the DIT is enabled as soon as the license
# allows to do so and is disabled otherwise ...
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#set ram size=32
#set ram size=64
#set ram size=80
#set ram size=128
#set ram size=256
#set ram size=512cpu ace_mode=false
#set cpu ace_mode=true

#============================================================================
#
# Assign four built-in serial lines as necessary. Currently the emulator
# offers two ways to use built-in serial lines:
#
# 1) connection to COM ports (via physical_serial_line) and
# 2) attach a third party terminal emulator (virtual_serial_line).
#
# Once the desired connection is chosen and the corresponding line is
# enabled, connect it to the preloaded controller QUART by chosing the QUART
# line number (in square brackets). See OPA0 example, below.
#
#-Specify the size of RAM (default is 16MB). Note that DIT (when enabled)
# also needs certain amount of memory which grows linearly following the size
# of memory specified here. Also remember that the dongle license might limit
# the maximum amount of memory.
#
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#load physical_serial_line/chserial TTA0 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line/chserial TTA0 port=10000
#set quart line[0]=TTA0

#load physical_serial_line/chserial TTA1 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line/chserial TTA1 port=10001
#set quart line[1]=TTA1

#load physical_serial_line/chserial TTA2 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line/chserial TTA2 port=10002
#set quart line[2]=TTA2

#========

#set ram size=32
#set ram size=64
#set ram size=80
#set ram size=128
#set ram size=256
#set ram size=512

#============================================================================
#
# Select the connection method for the console serial line OPA0.
#
#--------Assign four built-in serial lines as necessary. Currently the emulator
# offers two ways to use built-in serial lines:
#
# 1) connection to COM ports (via physical_serial_line) and
# 2) attach a third party terminal emulator (virtual_serial_line).
#
# Once the desired connection is chosen and the corresponding line is
# enabled, connect it to the preloaded controller QUART by chosing the QUART
# line number (in square brackets). See OPA0 example, below.
#
#---------------------------------------------------------------------#load -------

#load physical_serial_line OPA0 TTA0 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line OPA0 port=10003
load operator_console OPA0
set quart line[3]=OPA0#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Uncomment to allow 'F6' to terminate the running emulator.
#
#---------------------------TTA0 port=10000
#set quart line[0]=TTA0

#load physical_serial_line TTA1 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line TTA1 port=10001
#set quart line[1]=TTA1

#load physical_serial_line TTA2 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line TTA2 port=10002
#set quart line[2]=TTA2

#============================================================================
#
# Select the connection method for the console serial line OPA0.
#
#-------------------------------------------------------

#set OPA0 stop_on = F6

#============================================================================
#
# The VAX 4000 Model 108 contains built-in PCI SCSI adapter called PKA
# within the configuration file.
#
#---------------------------------

#load physical_serial_line OPA0 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line OPA0 port=10003
load operator_console OPA0
set quart line[3]=OPA0

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Uncomment to connect the emulator's DKA0 to the disk imageallow 'F6' to terminate the running emulator.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------#load virtual_scsi_disk pka_0 scsi_bus=pka scsi_id=0

#set pkaOPA0 stop_0 containeron = "<file-name>.vdiskF6"

#==================================================================================================
#
# The VAX 4000 Model 108 contains built-in PCI SCSI adapter called PKA
# within the configuration file.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Uncomment to connect the emulator's DKA100 DKA0 to a host the disk driveimage.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#load virtual_scsi_disk pka_1 0 scsi_bus=pka scsi_id=10
#set pka_1 0 container="/dev/sd<L><file-name>.vdisk"

#============================================================================
#
# Uncomment to connect the emulator's GKA200 to an unknown SCSI deviceDKA100 to a host disk drive.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#load physicalvirtual_scsi_device disk pka_2 1 scsi_bus=pka scsi_id=21
#set pka_2 1 container="/dev/sg<N>sd<L>"

#============================================================================
#
# Uncomment to connect the emulator's DKA300 to the host's CD/DVD-ROM drive.
#
# Device name may be different depending on particular version of host
# operating system. Choose one which suits bestGKA200 to an unknown SCSI device.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#load virtual_scsi_cdrom pka_3 scsi_bus = pka scsi_id = 3

#set pka_3 container = "/dev/cdrom"
#set pka_3 container = "/dev/cdrom1"
#set pka_3 container = "/dev/cdrom<N>"
#set pka_3 container = "/dev/sr0"
#set pka_3 --

#load physical_scsi_device pka_2 scsi_bus=pka scsi_id=2
#set pka_2 container="/dev/sr<N>sg<N>"

#=============================================================================
#
# Uncomment to connect the emulator's DKA400 to an .ISO file (CD/DVD image)
#
# Uncomment to connect the emulator's DKA300 to the host's CD/DVD-ROM drive.
#
# Device name may be different depending on particular version of host
# operating system. Choose one which suits best.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------#load virtual_scsi_cdrom pka_4 scsi_bus=pka scsi_id=4
#set pka_4 container="<file-name>.iso-

#load virtual_scsi_cdrom pka_3 scsi_bus = pka scsi_id = 3

#set pka_3 container = "/dev/cdrom"
#set pka_3 container = "/dev/cdrom1"
#set pka_3 container = "/dev/cdrom<N>"
#set pka_3 container = "/dev/sr0"
#set pka_3 container = "/dev/sr<N>"

#============================================================================
#
# Uncomment to connect the emulator's MKA500 to the host's SCSI tape driveDKA400 to an .ISO file (CD/DVD image).
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#load physicalvirtual_scsi_device cdrom pka_5 4 scsi_bus=pka scsi_id=54
#set pka_5 4 container="/dev/sg<N><file-name>.iso"

#============================================================================
#
# Uncomment to connect the emulator's MKA600 to a .VTAPE file (tape image)MKA500 to the host's SCSI tape drive.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#load virtual_scsi_tape pka_6 5 scsi_bus=pka scsi_id=65
#set pka_6 5 container="<file-name>.vtape/dev/sg<N>"

#============================================================================
#
# If necessary, load an optional SCSI controller SCSI_B (PKB).
#
# ATTENTION! Old versions of VAX/VMS (older then 5.5-2H4) do not support
# the optional SCSI controller and may fail to boot if this option is loadedUncomment to connect the emulator's MKA600 to a .VTAPE file (tape image).
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#include kzdda.icfg

#

#load virtual_scsi_tape pka_6 scsi_bus=pka scsi_id=6
#set pka_6 container="<file-name>.vtape"

#==================================================================================
#
# Uncomment to enable the built-in SGEC Ethernet Adapter (EZA)
#
# If necessary, load an optional SCSI controller SCSI_B (PKB).
#
# ATTENTION! Old versions of VAX/VMS (older then 5.5-2H4) do not support
# the optional SCSI controller and may fail to boot if this option is loaded.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#set EZA interface=EZA0#include kzdda.icfg

#============================================================================
#
# Enable the built-in SGEC Ethernet Adapter (EZA).
#
# Connect the SGEC Ethernet Adapter (EZA) to the host's NIC.TIP: You need to uncomment the "set EZA ..." line and one of the
# "load packet_port ..." lines below to attach the EZA to host NIC (or not)
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#set EZA interface = EZA0

# choose this one to leave EZA unconnected
#load packet_port EZA0 interface="(disabled)"interface = "(disabled)"

# choose this one to connect EZA to host's NIC (by its name)
#load packet_port EZA0 interface = "ethNeth<N>"

#============================================================================
#
# Load an optional DHW42-AA (or DHW42-BA, or DHW42-CA) serial line controller
# (C-DAL).
#
# Only one instance of DHW42AA/BA/CA can be loaded.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

...

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA0 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA0 port=10010
#set TXA line[0]=TXA0

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA1 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA1 port=10011
#set TXA line[1]=TXA1

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA2 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA2 port=10012
#set TXA line[2]=TXA2

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA3 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA3 port=10013
#set TXA line[3]=TXA3

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA4 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA4 port=10014
#set TXA line[4]=TXA4

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA5 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA5 port=10015
#set TXA line[5]=TXA5

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA6 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA6 port=10016
#set TXA line[6]=TXA6

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA7 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA7 port=10017
#set TXA line[7]=TXA7

...

#load TQK50 MUB address=...
#load TQK50 MUC address=...

#==============================================================================
#
# Configuring an optional DELQA Ethernet adapters (QBUS).=
#
# Load optional DELQA QBUS Ethernet Adapter (XQA).
#
# TIP: You need to uncomment the "load DELQA ..." line and one of the
# "load packet_port ..." lines below to attach the XQA to host NIC (or not)
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

#load DELQA /DEQNA XQAXQA interface = XQA0

# choose this one to leave XQA unconnected
#load packet_port XQA0 interface = "(disabled)"

# choose this one to connect XQA to host's NIC (by its name)
#load packet_port /chnetwrk XQA0 interface = "ethN"
#set XQA interface=XQA0#load DELQA XQB address=...
#load DELQA XQC address=...eth<N>"

#============================================================================
#
# Configure an optional DHV11 (or DHQ11, CXY08, CXA16, CXB16) serial line
# controller (QBUS). The address and vector must be set as required by the
# guest operating system.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

...

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA0 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA0 port=10010
#set TXA line[0]=TXA0

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA1 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA1 port=10011
#set TXA line[1]=TXA1

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA2 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA2 port=10012
#set TXA line[2]=TXA2

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA3 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA3 port=10013
#set TXA line[3]=TXA3

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA4 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA4 port=10014
#set TXA line[4]=TXA4

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA5 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA5 port=10015
#set TXA line[5]=TXA5

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA6 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA6 port=10016
#set TXA line[6]=TXA6

#load physical_serial_line /chserial TXA7 line="/dev/ttyN"
#load virtual_serial_line /chserial TXA7 port=10017
#set TXA line[7]=TXA7

...

# this is the end of the configuration file #################################

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