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# This configuration is for an AlphaServer 4100
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load 5 PK    # Add 5 SCSI controllers

Declarations

All objects, with the exception of the built in OPA0, must be declared (or loaded) using the load command.  Most objects have extra options controlling features such as controller model.  Please see the specific object documentation for further details.  The following example demonstrates these.

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load 1 EW DE450

load 1 PK

 

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Options (Configuration Object Members)

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DKA0.image = "C:\disks\dka0.vdisk"

DKA0.size = 8192

Reference

The following sections describe how to manipulate the configuration objects and their members to set up a virtual Alpha machine:

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  • DK  — Disk device configuration object.

  • EW  —  Ethernet device configuration object.

  • GK  —  Generic SCSI device configuration object.

  • LPT1  — Parallel port configuration object.

  • memory  — Configure size of guest RAM.

  • model  — Specify the Alpha system model of the virtual machine.

  • OPA0  — Configure the Alpha virtual machine console device.

  • PK  — Storage controller configuration object.

  • system  — System configuration object.

  • TX  — PBXDA-AB serial board configuration object.

  • License keys  — Specify regular (primary) and backup keys