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# Minix Configuration File
#
# Last Edit
#
# 04-Dec-1989 Converted for new environment code
# 22-Apr-1989 Added run list
# 01-Mar-1989 Added processor limitation
# 15-Feb-1989 Removed interleave
# 19-Oct-1988 Added device specification
# 10-Oct-1988 Added keyboard option and removed fsck
# 28-Sep-1988 Added boot option
# The run entry specifies a list of standalone images to load.
#run /etc/system/db
# The boot entry locates an image put together using build. This
# entry will be used if the load by components option fails.
boot /usr/src/linux/linux/Image
# The following entry is passed to the kernel and thence to the
# tty driver. It indicates the type of keyboard that is connected
# to the console. The number is the scan code for the relevant
# key. Please refer to the tty driver for more details.
setenv scancode 13
# The following entry is passed to the kernel. It is used to limit
# the processor type for testing and compatibility:
#
# below 286: forces 286's and 386's to use (unprotected) 8088 mode
# 287 to 385: forces 386's to use protected 286 mode
# above 385: no restriction
setenv processor 386
# The following entries locate the components of the Minix kernel.
# The entries will be used in order to load and build Minix on the
# fly. The "-s" option in front of a component name says to strip the
# symbol table for the component.
fs /etc/system/fs
init /etc/system/init
mm /etc/system/mm
kernel /etc/system/kernel
# The following entries specify the system devices. The possibilities are
#
# rootdev: the root device (default /dev/ram).
# ramimagedev: the device to copy the RAM image from (default /dev/fd0).
# This is only used when rootdev is /dev/ram.
# ramsize: the size of the RAM disk (default 0). This is overridden
# by the size of ramimagedev when rootdev is /dev/ram.
#
# The directory is not scanned for the device names so the following
# correspondences are hard coded (x is any number):
#
# /dev/ram: device 1, minor 0 (the RAM disk)
# /dev/fdx: device 2, minor x (floppy x)
# /dev/atx: device 2, minor x (also floppy x - size is not checked)
# /dev/hdx: device 3, minor x (hard disk x / 5, partition x % 5)
# bootdev: the boot device, encoded in the same way.
#
# The leading "/dev/" is optional. All other names are regarded as illegal
# and replaced by /dev/ram.
setdev rootdev bootdev
#videomode 3 8