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## Last Modified 2007/05/07 18:45:53 by brian
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## Config,v
## Revision 0.9.2.4  2007/05/07 18:45:53  brian
## - working up bcm package
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## Revision 0.9.2.3  2007/03/25 00:52:27  brian
## - synchronization updates
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## Revision 0.9.2.2  2006/10/03 13:51:44  brian
## - changes to pass make check target
## - added some package config.h files
## - removed AUTOCONFIG_H from Makefile.am's
## - source code changes for compile
## - added missing manual pages
## - renamed conflicting manual pages
## - parameterized include Makefile.am
## - updated release notes
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## Revision 0.9.2.1  2006/03/09 14:02:01  brian
## - first stab
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## Revision 0.9.2.1  2006/03/08 11:17:59  brian
## - completing package
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##
## Configuration file for STREAMS device drivers
##
## The built-in STREAMS drivers are configured in this file.  External
## binary packages are configured in /usr/src/linux/drivers/streams/pkg
## (see the Makefile in that directory and the one above it).
##
## Driver specifications
##
## multiple major numbers for a driver may be allocated two ways:
## . by explicitly requesting n-majors (see below)
## . by requesting an n-minors value large enough to require more than
##   one major number.
##
## strconf now supports allocating multiple major numbers, but
## not all drivers do.  It is only known to work for 'fifo' at this time.
##
##	name		prefix	major	n-minors  n-majors
#driver	socksys		socksys	*
#driver	unix		unix	*
#driver	xnet		xnet	*
##
## this must be 30 for iBCS compatibility
##
#driver	inet		inet	30

#module timod timod
#module tirdwr tirdwr

##
## Object name specifications
##
##	type	name		object name
#objname	driver	socksys		socksys
#objname	driver	unix		unix
#objname	driver	xnet		xnet
#objname	driver	inet		inet
#objname	module	timod timod
#objname	module	tirdwr tirdwr

##
## Autopush specifications
##
## These are just stupid examples
##
##         driver          minor lastminor  modules
#autopush clone-drvr          1         0  relay
#autopush clone-drvr          2         5  relay2
#autopush link-drvr          -1         0  relay relay2

##
## Loadable specifications
##
#loadable sfx
#loadable spx
##loadable socksys
##loadable unix
#loadable xnet
#loadable inet
#loadable tirdwr

#qlock driver unix QPAIR
#qlock driver socksys GLOBAL
#qlock module timod QPAIR
#qlock module tirdwr QPAIR

##
## Initialization specifications
##
#initialize clone-drvr
#initialize fifo
#initialize link-drvr
#initialize loop-around

##
## Termination specifications
##
#terminate fifo
#terminate loop-around

##
## Node specifications
##
## Loop driver now makes its own nodes in its init routine as an 
## example of how to use lis_mknod.
##
##	name	          type	perm	major		minor
#node	/dev/socksys	     c	*	socksys		0
#node	/dev/unix	     c	*	unix		0
#node	/dev/xnet	     c	*	xnet		0
##
## These are iBCS devices that should already be installed on a
## system that supports the iBCS.  The /dev entries are supposed
## to by symbolic links to the /dev/inet entries.  arp and rip
## are supposed to be symbolic links to udp
##
##node	/dev/ip		     c	0666	inet		32
##node	/dev/icmp	     c	0666	inet		33
##node	/dev/ggp	     c	0666	inet		34
##node	/dev/ipip	     c	0666	inet		35
##node	/dev/tcp	     c	0666	inet		36
##node	/dev/egp	     c	0666	inet		37
##node	/dev/pup	     c	0666	inet		38
##node	/dev/udp	     c	0666	inet		39
##node	/dev/idp	     c	0666	inet		40
##node	/dev/rawip	     c	0666	inet		41
##node	/dev/arp	     c	0666	inet		39
##node	/dev/rip	     c	0666	inet		39
##node	/dev/inet/ip	     c	0666	inet		32
##node	/dev/inet/icmp	     c	0666	inet		33
##node	/dev/inet/ggp	     c	0666	inet		34
##node	/dev/inet/ipip	     c	0666	inet		35
##node	/dev/inet/tcp	     c	0666	inet		36
##node	/dev/inet/egp	     c	0666	inet		37
##node	/dev/inet/pup	     c	0666	inet		38
##node	/dev/inet/udp	     c	0666	inet		39
##node	/dev/inet/idp	     c	0666	inet		40
##node	/dev/inet/rawip	     c	0666	inet		41
##node	/dev/inet/arp	     c	0666	inet		39
##node	/dev/inet/rip	     c	0666	inet		39
#node	/dev/ticots_ord	     c	0666	inet		42
#node	/dev/ticots	     c	0666	inet		43
#node	/dev/ticlts	     c	0666	inet		44

##
## Device specifications
##
##	drvr-name	unit  port nports share	IRQ     mem M-size DMA1 DMA2
##device	cdip		   0 0x310     16     S  10 0xD0000 0x4000
##device	cdip		   1     0      0     S  10       0      0

