OS-9 Device Descriptor and Configuration Module Reference

OS-9 Device Descriptor and Configuration Module Reference OS-9 Device Descriptor and Configuration Module Reference

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4SBFTMDevice Descriptors MICROWARE4. SBF logical unit statusWhich? [?/1-4/p/t/a/w/q] 41. irq vector : 0x4b2. irq level : 0x43. irq priority : 0xa4. drive flag : 0x0Which? [?/1-4/p/t/a/w/q] 3irq priorityNew value: 1: 0xa1. irq vector : 0x4b2. irq level : 0x43. irq priority : 0xa4. drive flag : 0x0Which? [?/1-19/p/t/a/w/q] wWhich? [?/1-19/p/t/a/w/q] qDescription File ConfigurationYou can use these procedures to modify the appropriate description fileand rebuild the SBF device descriptors for your port directory. TheDESCRIPTION FILE MACROS section of the field reference specifiesthe name of the macro you modify/define in the description files toconfigure the field. The value used in the define is chosen from theAVAILABLE VALUES specified for the field.Figure 4-3 Directory Location for Modifying SBF Description FilesMWOS OS9000 PORTS SBFconfig.desmakefile404 OS-9 Device Descriptor and Configuration Module Reference

SBF Device DescriptorsDescription File Configuration Procedures4Step 1. Change to the SBF/ directory (see Figure 4-3).Step 2. Edit the file config.des and read the included comments for moreinformation on how to use the specific description files provided in yoursoftware distribution. The config.des file contains a list of macronames that can be defined to override the global default values for theconfiguration fields.Step 3. Refer to the DESCRIPTION FILE MACRO section in the field referencelater in this chapter to determine the macro name you define toconfigure the target field.Step 4. Read the comments in config.des to determine where to place thedefine for this macro.Step 5. Select the value you want to use to configure the field. See theAVAILABLE VALUES section of the field reference data for values ormacros that can be used for the definition. Define the macro by enteringa definition in the appropriate description files as follows:#define Step 6. Save the changes and rebuild the SBF device descriptors, entering thefollowing command in the SBF//DESC directory:os9makeStep 7. Rebuild your boot image to include the new descriptor.OS-9 Device Descriptor and Configuration Module Reference 405

4SBFTM<strong>Device</strong> <strong>Descriptor</strong>s MICROWARE4. SBF logical unit statusWhich? [?/1-4/p/t/a/w/q] 41. irq vector : 0x4b2. irq level : 0x43. irq priority : 0xa4. drive flag : 0x0Which? [?/1-4/p/t/a/w/q] 3irq priorityNew value: 1: 0xa1. irq vector : 0x4b2. irq level : 0x43. irq priority : 0xa4. drive flag : 0x0Which? [?/1-19/p/t/a/w/q] wWhich? [?/1-19/p/t/a/w/q] qDescription File <strong>Configuration</strong>You can use these procedures to modify the appropriate description file<strong>and</strong> rebuild the SBF device descriptors for your port directory. TheDESCRIPTION FILE MACR<strong>OS</strong> section of the field reference specifiesthe name of the macro you modify/define in the description files toconfigure the field. The value used in the define is chosen from theAVAILABLE VALUES specified for the field.Figure 4-3 Directory Location for Modifying SBF Description FilesMW<strong>OS</strong> <strong>OS</strong>9000 PORTS SBFconfig.desmakefile404 <strong>OS</strong>-9 <strong>Device</strong> <strong>Descriptor</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong> <strong>Module</strong> <strong>Reference</strong>

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