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; DRM-OPUS.CFG config file for the PIONEER DRM-600 CDROM drive
;
; VERSION 1.40
;
; ; or % are ignored. So are spaces in column 1 and blank lines
;
; NOTE: The keywords are most important, and the directories may be
; terminated with a backslash, but NO other characters should be after this!!
; If directory infomation is left out, the current directory is assumed!
; Now for the options and commands. Please refer to Documentation
; for more info on these...
; MAXIMUS is used, when DRM-OPUS is used on a Maximus based BBS. It basicly
; changes the 0-based Opus comport setup to a 1-based Comport setup, so make
; sure you have this option enabled for Maximus v2.0x, and disabled on Opus
; 1.7x systems!!!!
;
; MAXIMUS
; TASKLASTUSER is used, if you need to have your LastusXX.DAT files in a
; directory, other than the home directory, you run DRM-OPUS from. This
; keyword merely points to the directory where LastusXX.DAT will be stored
; if you ever need this. The default is to look for LastusXX.DAT in the
; directory, DRM-OPUS, and OPUS is run from. Michael Goddard suggested
; this option... Normally you don't need to bother about it, etc...
;
TaskLastUser c:\Opus
; EXCLUDE specify the drive letters you want excluded from copying. This is
; intended for non-CDROM drives. Uncommenting, or giving no drive letters,
; will default to ALL drives. Using this, will speedup the process, and save
; diskspace in the hold directory, etc...
;
EXCLUDE CDEFGHIJKLM
; NOSORT will NOT sort (Ascending order) the requested download files,
; according to drive letter. Uncommenting or leaving it out, will sort
; the download files according to where the files are located on the
; drives. This is significant, especially on a Pioneer DRM-60x drive, as
; files that are requested in a mixed variety, can cause the DRM-60x to
; swop back & forth, unecessary, etc...
;
; Uncomment NOSORT if you don't want sorting...for some silly reason :-)
;
; NOSORT
;
; HOLD is where the files are copied to, from the CDROM drive(s). This is
; then the directory, from where the user will actually download.
;
; VERY IMPORTANT!!! Make dead sure you have enough space on this drive/
; directory, especially, if you plan to use a RAM drive!
;
HOLD g:\Drm
;
; LOGLEVEL specifies the amount of information you would like recorded in
; your Opus.log file.
;
; Level 0 = No log information will be written to the Opus log file
; Level 1 = Minimum infomation will be written to the Opus log file
; Level 2 = Medium information (Recomended normal setting)
; Level 3 = All information will be written to the log file and is the
; recomended setting, when having problems, etc...
; Level 4 = Diagnostic mode - The DSZ log file also gets dumped, and is only
; to be used when errors are found, and the OpusXX.Log file needed
; by the author to determain problems, etc...
;
LOGLEVEL 4 ; Only Levels 0 to 4 allowed
; RESTRICT, will secure the BBS, by resticting uploads of files that already
; exist in the upload directory, COMMAND.COM, AUTOEXEC.BAT (Upper and lower
; case. It also prevent the upload of incomming pathnames, etc. This is a
; built-in function of DSZ, and gets passed on directly. If you don't want
; this function, just un-comment it. Also please read the DSZ doc's for more
; info on this command.
;
RESTRICT
; NODUPES, will disable the built-in duplication detection of DRM-OPUS. Please
; read the docs for information on this. If you have duplicate files on
; different CD-ROM's, or even on normal disks, leave this commented for
; duplicate detection and handling, etc...
;
; NODUPES
;
; PORT1 to PORT8 may be used to remap the port I/O address, for DSZ. If it
; is not specified, or commented out with ; or %, then defaults for
; COM1 and COM2 will be used, namely:
;
; PORT1 3F8,4,0
; PORT1 2F8,3,0
;
; BE sure what you are doing when fiddling with these values, as unpredictable
; results will occur, when wrong values are entered...
;
; Remember, first paramater is the PORT ADDRESS, second the INTERRUPT, and
; third the Interface speed (Locked speed).
;
; Also remember to lock your FOSSIL, or use the same locked baudrate as your
; FOSSIL
;
; With X00 as a device driver in your CONFIG.SYS, it might be:
;
; X00.SYS E 0=3F8,IRQ4 1=2F8,IRQ3 2=2B0,IRQ7 3=368,IRQ5 B,0,38400 B,1,38400 B,2,19200 B,3,19200 T=1024 R=2048 FIFO=15 VP=2BF,8F
;
; Please consult the X00 docs for further info on the above.
;
; VERY IMPORTANT!!!: If you do not lock the baudrate, like most common on
; highspeed modems, use 0 for the baudrate. The user connect rate will then
; be used!!! See the DOC's for more details...
;
PORT1 3F8,4,38400 ;Port 1, I/O port address 3F8, interupt 4, 38400 locked baud
PORT2 2F8,3,19200 ;etc
PORT3 3E8,5,19200
PORT4 378,7,19200
PORT5 2E8,2,19200
PORT6 000,0,0
PORT7 000,0,0
PORT8 000,0,0
;end