Ultrix-3.1/sys/conf/dksizes.c
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/*
* SCCSID: @(#)dksizes.c 3.1 3/26/87
*/
/*
* Following prevents including unneeded code
* in ra_info.h
*/
#ifdef KERNEL
#undef KERNEL
#endif KERNEL
/*
* If USEP defined, this file included in one of
* the USEP disk exercisers, such as, rax1.c, hpx1.c, etc.
*/
#ifndef USEP
#include "dds.h"
#include <sys/types.h>
#if NUDA > 0
#include <sys/ra_info.h>
#endif
#endif USEP
/*
* HK - RK06/7 Disk Partition Layout
*
* GENERAL RULES:
*
* 1. If at all possible, you should use the standard disk partition
* layout. If you choose to change the disk partition layout, you
* own the responsibility for any file system damage and/or loss of
* data caused by an improper disk partition layout.
*
* MAKE A BACKUP COPY OF THIS FILE BEFORE IMPLEMENTING ANY CHANGES
*
* 2. Do not change the HK partition layout if the RK06/7 is the system
* disk, that is, the disk where the root, swap, error log, and /usr
* file systems are located.
*
* 3. The partition layout is defined, by the sizes table shown below, on
* a per controller basis not per drive. The sizes must be the same for
* each drive on the controller. However, not all partitions are used
* on all drives.
*
* 4. The disk partition layout is not dynamic, that is, the sizes table
* becomes an integral part of the kernel during system generation.
* Changes to the partition layout do not take effect until you make
* and install a new kernel. The recommended procedure is to study your
* file system needs carefully, then make any necessary disk partition
* layout changes before setting up any user file systems. Subsequent
* disk layout changes are strongly discouraged, because of possible
* damage to existing file systems and the unpleasant possibility of
* accidently booting an old kernel with an invalid sizes table.
*
* 5. Disk partitions must start on a cylinder boundary.
*
* 6. Disk partitions may overlap, but you must make sure that only one
* overlapping partition is used on any given drive.
*
* 7. If you use previously unused partitions the setup program will
* not automatically make the special files for those partitions.
* You should use the -f option of the msf command to make the
* special files for these newly used partitions. See msf(1) for
* more information about the msf -f option.
*
* 8. The last 44 sectors of the last cylinder are reserved for the bad
* sector file and replacement sectors. This reserved area must not be
* included in any disk partition.
*
*
* RK06/7 DISK LAYOUT:
*
* First number is the partition number.
* Second number is the partition size in 512 byte sectors.
* Third is the partition usage.
*
*
* RK06
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 7920 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 100 error log |
* | 2936 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 16126 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 44 bad sector file |
* +-----------------------+
* 6 27082 user
*
*
* RK07
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 7920 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 100 error log |
* | 2936 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 3 42790 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 44 bad sector file |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 53746 user
*
*
* SIZES STRUCTURE DEFINITION:
*
* struct hksize {
* daddr_t nblocks;
* int cyloff;
* };
*
* nblocks - Defines the length of a partition in 512 byte sectors.
* Two sectors make up one 1024 byte file system logical block.
*
* cyloff - Defines where the partition begins, that is, its starting
* cylinder number relative to the physical beginning of the
* disk.
*
* DISK GEOMETRY INFORMATION:
*
* RK06 has 411 cylinders with 66 sectors per cylinder.
* RK07 has 815 cylinders with 66 sectors per cylinder.
*
* Note - last 44 sectors of last cylinder reserved for bad sector file.
*
*/
#if NHK > 0
struct hksize {
daddr_t nblocks;
int cyloff;
} hk_sizes[8] = {
7920, 0, /* 0: cyl 0-119, root on rk06/7 */
3036, 120, /* 1: cyl 120-165, swap+errlog on rk06/7 */
16126, 166, /* 2: cyl 166-409(+22 blks), /usr on rk06 */
42790, 166, /* 3: cyl 166-813(+22 blks), /usr on rk07 */
0, 0, /* 4: not used */
0, 0, /* 5: not used */
27082, 0, /* 6: cyl 0-409(+22 blks), all of rk06 */
53746, 0, /* 7: cyl 0-813(+22 blks), all of rk07 */
};
#endif
/*
* RP - RP02/3 Disk Partition Layout
*
* GENERAL RULES:
*
* 1. If at all possible, you should use the standard disk partition
* layout. If you choose to change the disk partition layout, you
* own the responsibility for any file system damage and/or loss of
* data caused by an improper disk partition layout.
*
* MAKE A BACKUP COPY OF THIS FILE BEFORE IMPLEMENTING ANY CHANGES
*
* 2. Do not change the RP partition layout if the RP02/3 is the system
* disk, that is, the disk where the root, swap, error log, and /usr
* file systems are located.
*
* 3. The partition layout is defined, by the sizes table shown below, on
* a per controller basis not per drive. The sizes must be the same for
* each drive on the controller. However, not all partitions are used
* on all drives.
*
* 4. The disk partition layout is not dynamic, that is, the sizes table
* becomes an integral part of the kernel during system generation.
* Changes to the partition layout do not take effect until you make
* and install a new kernel. The recommended procedure is to study your
* file system needs carefully, then make any necessary disk partition
* layout changes before setting up any user file systems. Subsequent
* disk layout changes are strongly discouraged, because of possible
* damage to existing file systems and the unpleasant possibility of
* accidently booting an old kernel with an invalid sizes table.
*
* 5. Disk partitions must start on a cylinder boundary.
*
* 6. Disk partitions may overlap, but you must make sure that only one
* overlapping partition is used on any given drive.
*
* 7. If you use previously unused partitions the setup program will
* not automatically make the special files for those partitions.
* You should use the -f option of the msf command to make the
* special files for these newly used partitions. See msf(1) for
* more information about the msf -f option.
*
*
* RP02/3 DISK LAYOUT:
*
* First number is the partition number.
* Second number is the partition size in 512 byte sectors.
* Third is the partition usage.
*
* RP02
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 8400 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 100 error log |
* | 3100 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 28400 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* 6 40000 user
*
*
* RP03
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 8400 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 100 error log |
* | 3100 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 3 68400 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 80000 user
*
*
* SIZES STRUCTURE DEFINITION:
*
* struct rpsize {
* daddr_t nblocks;
* int cyloff;
* };
*
* nblocks - Defines the length of a partition in 512 byte sectors.
* Two sectors make up one 1024 byte file system logical block.
*
* cyloff - Defines where the partition begins, that is, its starting
* cylinder number relative to the physical beginning of the
* disk.
*
* DISK GEOMETRY INFORMATION:
*
* RP02 has 200 cylinders with 200 sectors per cylinder.
* RP03 has 400 cylinders with 200 sectors per cylinder.
*
*/
#if NRP > 0
struct rpsize {
daddr_t nblocks;
int cyloff;
} rp_sizes[] = {
8400, 0, /* 0: cyl 0- 41, root file system */
3200, 42, /* 1: cyl 42- 57, swap + error log */
28400, 58, /* 2: cyl 58-199, /usr for RP02 */
68400, 58, /* 3: cyl 58-399, /usr for RP03 */
0, 0, /* 4: not used */
0, 0, /* 5: not used */
40000, 0, /* 6: cyl 0-199, all of RP02 pack */
80000, 0, /* 7: cyl 0-399, all of RP03 pack */
};
#endif
/*
* HP - RH11/RH70 MASSBUS Disk Partition Layout
*
* HP - First RH11/RH70 with RM02/3/5, RP04/5/6, ML11 disks
* HM - Second RH11/RH70 with RM02/3/5, RP04/5/6, ML11 disks
* HJ - Third RH11/RH70 with RM02/3/5, RP04/5/6, ML11 disks
*
* GENERAL RULES:
*
* 1. If at all possible, you should use the standard disk partition
* layout. If you choose to change the disk partition layout, you
* own the responsibility for any file system damage and/or loss of
* data caused by an improper disk partition layout.
*
* MAKE A BACKUP COPY OF THIS FILE BEFORE IMPLEMENTING ANY CHANGES
*
* 2. If the system disk is on an RH11/RH70 controller, do not change any
* of the partitions listed below. The system disk is where the root,
* swap, error log, and /usr file systems reside. Do not change the
* ML11 partitions, they are filled in by the driver.
*
* Disks Fixed Partitions
* ----- ----------------
* RM02/3/5 0, 1, 2, & 7
* RP04/5 0, 1, 2, & 6
* RP06 0, 1, 2, 6, & 7
*
* 3. The partition layout is defined, by the sizes table shown below, on
* a per controller basis not per drive. The sizes must be the same for
* each drive on the controller. However, not all partitions are used
* on all drives.
*
* 4. The disk partition layout is not dynamic, that is, the sizes table
* becomes an integral part of the kernel during system generation.
* Changes to the partition layout do not take effect until you make
* and install a new kernel. The recommended procedure is to study your
* file system needs carefully, then make any necessary disk partition
* layout changes before setting up any user file systems. Subsequent
* disk layout changes are strongly discouraged, because of possible
* damage to existing file systems and the unpleasant possibility of
* accidently booting an old kernel with an invalid sizes table.
*
* 5. Disk partitions must start on a cylinder boundary.
*
* 6. Disk partitions may overlap, but you must make sure that only one
* overlapping partition is used on any given drive.
*
* 7. If you use previously unused partitions the setup program will
* not automatically make the special files for those partitions.
* You should use the -f option of the msf command to make the
* special files for these newly used partitions. See msf(1) for
* more information about the msf -f option.
*
* 8. The last N sectors of the last cylinder are reserved for the bad
* sector file and replacement sectors. This reserved area must not be
* included in any disk partition.
*
* N = 44 for RP04/5/6, N = 64 for RM02/3/5
*
* 9. The UEG_LOCAL definition allows Digital's ULTRIX Engineering Group
* to implement its own partition layout for RM02/3 disks. You should
* make any local changes to the RM02/3 sizes table following the #else
* statement.
*
*
* RH11/RH70 MASSBUS DISKS LAYOUT:
*
* First number is the partition number.
* Second number is the partition size in 512 byte sectors.
* Third is the partition usage.
*
*
*
* RM02/3
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9120 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 20000 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 200 error log |
* | 5400 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 3 96896 user |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 64 bad block file |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 131616 user
*
*
* RM05
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 10336 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 21280 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 300 error log |
* | 6388 swap |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* | 3 462016 user | 4 153824 user |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* | +-----------------------+
* | | 5 153824 user |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* | +-----------------------+
* | | 6 154368 user |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* | 64 bad block file |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* 7 500320 user
* RP04/5
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9614 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 20064 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 200 error log |
* | 6070 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 3 135806 user |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 44 bad block file |
* +-----------------------+
* 6 171754 user
*
*
* RP06
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9614 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 20064 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 200 error log |
* | 6070 swap |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* | 4 304678 user | 3 135806 user |
* | | |
* | | |
* | +-----------------------+
* | | 44 unused |
* | +-----------------------+
* | | 5 168828 user |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* | 44 bad block file |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* 6 171754 user
* 7 340626 user
*
* Note - the RP06 can be split into two large sections
* by using partitions 5 and 6.
*
*
* SIZES STRUCTURE DEFINITION:
*
* struct hpsize {
* daddr_t nblocks;
* int cyloff;
* };
*
* nblocks - Defines the length of a partition in 512 byte sectors.
* Two sectors make up one 1024 byte file system logical block.
*
* cyloff - Defines where the partition begins, that is, its starting
* cylinder number relative to the physical beginning of the
* disk.
*
* DISK GEOMETRY INFORMATION:
*
* RM02/3 have 823 cylinders with 160 sectors per cylinder.
* RM05 has 823 cylinders with 608 sectors per cylinder.
* RP04/5 have 411 cylinders with 418 sectors per cylinder.
* RP06 has 815 cylinders with 418 sectors per cylinder.
*
* Note - last 44 sectors (RP04/5/6) or last 64 sectors (RM02/3/5)
* of the last cylinder are reserved for the bad sector file.
*
*/
#if NRH > 0
struct hpsize {
daddr_t nblocks;
int cyloff;
} hp_sizes[32] = { /* size of 32 also hardwired into HPX */
/* RP04/5/6 disk sizes table */
9614, 0, /* 0: cyl 0- 22, root file system */
20064, 23, /* 1: cyl 23- 70, /usr file system */
6270, 71, /* 2: cyl 71- 85, swap + error log */
135806, 86, /* 3: cyl 86-409(+374 blks), user */
304678, 86, /* 4: cyl 86-813(+374 blks), user */
168828, 411, /* 5: cyl 411-813(+374 blks), user */
171754, 0, /* 6: cyl 0-409(+374 blks), user - all rp04/5 */
340626, 0, /* 7: cyl 0-813(+374 blks), user - all rp06 */
/* RM02/3 disk sizes table */
9120, 0, /* 0: cyl 0- 56, root file system */
20000, 57, /* 1: cyl 57-181, swap + error log */
5600, 182, /* 2: cyl 182-216, /usr file system */
96896, 217, /* 3: cyl 217-821(+96 blks), user */
#ifdef UEG_LOCAL
32160, 217, /* 4: cyl 217-417, UEG kit building */
32160, 418, /* 5: cyl 418-618, UEG kit building */
32576, 619, /* 6: cyl 619-821(+96 blks), UEG kit building */
#else
0, 0, /* 4: not used */
0, 0, /* 5: not used */
0, 0, /* 6: not used */
#endif UEG_LOCAL
131616, 0, /* 7: cyl 0-821(+96 blks), user - entire disk */
/* RM05 disk sizes table */
10336, 0, /* 0: cyl 0- 16, root file system */
21280, 17, /* 1: cyl 17- 51, /usr file system */
6688, 52, /* 2: cyl 52- 62, swap + error log */
462016, 63, /* 3: cyl 63-821(+544 blks), user */
153824, 63, /* 4: cyl 63-315, user */
153824, 316, /* 5: cyl 316-568, user */
154368, 569, /* 6: cyl 569-821(+544 blks), user */
500320, 0, /* 7: cyl 0-821(+544 blks), user - whole pack */
/* ML11 solid state disk sizes table */
0, 0, /* ML11 unit 0 */
0, 0, /* 1 */
0, 0, /* 2 */
0, 0, /* 3 */
0, 0, /* 4 */
0, 0, /* 5 */
0, 0, /* 6 */
0, 0, /* 7 */
};
#endif
/*
* RA - MSCP Disk Partition Layout
*
* UDA50 - RA60/RA80/RA81
* KLESI - RC25
* RQDX1/2/3 - RD31/RD32/RD51/RD52/RD53/RD54/RX50/RX33
* RUX1 - RX50
*
* GENERAL RULES:
*
* 1. If at all possible, you should use the standard disk partition
* layout. If you choose to change the disk partition layout, you
* own the responsibility for any file system damage and/or loss of
* data caused by an improper disk partition layout.
*
* MAKE A BACKUP COPY OF THIS FILE BEFORE IMPLEMENTING ANY CHANGES
*
* 2. The system disk is where the root, swap, error log, and /usr file
* systems reside. If the system disk is an RA60/RA80/RA81, do not
* change partitions 0, 1, 2, and 7. If the system disk is an RC25,
* do not change partitions 0, 1, 2, and 7. RC25 partitions 4, 5, and
* 6 may be used on non system disks.
*
* Do not change any partitions for RD31/RD32/RD51/RD52/RD53/RD54 disks.
* Never changes partition 7 for any MSCP disk.
*
* 3. The partition layout is defined, by the sizes table shown below, on
* a per controller basis not per drive. The sizes must be the same for
* each drive on the controller. However, not all partitions are used
* on all drives.
*
* 4. The disk partition layout is not dynamic, that is, the sizes table
* becomes an integral part of the kernel during system generation.
* Changes to the partition layout do not take effect until you make
* and install a new kernel. The recommended procedure is to study your
* file system needs carefully, then make any necessary disk partition
* layout changes before setting up any user file systems. Subsequent
* disk layout changes are strongly discouraged, because of possible
* damage to existing file systems and the unpleasant possibility of
* accidently booting an old kernel with an invalid sizes table.
*
* 5. Disk partitions may overlap, but you must make sure that only one
* overlapping partition is used on any given drive.
*
* 6. If you use previously unused partitions the setup program will
* not automatically make the special files for those partitions.
* You should use the -f option of the msf command to make the
* special files for these newly used partitions. See msf(1) for
* more information about the msf -f option.
*
* 7. The MSCP disks have a maintenance area at the end of the disk. This
* area is reserved for use by the MSCP disk exerciser (RAX). No disk
* partition may overlap the maintenance area.
*
*
* MSCP DISKS LAYOUT:
*
* First number is the partition number.
* Second number is the partition size in 512 byte sectors.
* Third is the partition usage.
*
*
*
* RD31
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9700 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 5 100 error log |
* | 3000 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 6 28728 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 32 maintenance area |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 41560 (user = 41528)
*
*
* RD32
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9700 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 17300 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 100 error log |
* | 3000 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 3 53072 user |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 32 maintenance area |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 83204 (user = 83172)
*
* RD51
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 7460 root | (9260 total)
* | 40 error log |
* | 2200 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 4 11868 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 32 maintenance area |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 21600 (user = 21568)
*
*
* RD52
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9700 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 17300 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 100 error log |
* | 3000 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 3 30348 user |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 32 maintenance area |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 60480 (user = 60448)
*
* RD53
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9700 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 17300 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 100 error log |
* | 3000 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 3 108540 user |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 32 maintenance area |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 138672 (user = 138640)
*
*
* RD54
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9700 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 17300 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 100 error log |
* | 3000 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 3 281068 user |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 32 maintenance area |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 311200 (user = 311168)
*
*
* RC25
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9000 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 200 error log |
* | 4000 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 37600 user |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 102 maintenance area |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 50902 (user = 50800)
*
* RA80
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9600 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 20000 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 200 error log |
* | 6000 swap |
* +-----------------------+
* | 3 200412 user |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1000 maintenance area |
* +-----------------------+
* 7 = 237212 (user = 236212)
*
*
* RA60
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9600 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 20000 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 200 error log |
* | 6000 swap |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* | 3 363376 user | 4 181688 user |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* | +-----------------------+
* | | 5 181688 user |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* | 1000 maintenance area |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* 7 = 400176 (user = 399176)
*
*
* RA81
* +-----------------------+
* | 0 9600 root |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 1 20000 /usr |
* | |
* | |
* +-----------------------+
* | 2 200 error log |
* | 6000 swap |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* | 3 854272 user | 4 181688 user |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* | +-----------------------+
* | | 5 181688 user |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* | +-----------------------+
* | | 6 490896 user |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* | | |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* | 1000 maintenance area |
* +-----------------------+-----------------------+
* 7 = 891072 (user = 890072)
*
* SIZES STRUCTURE DEFINITION:
*
* struct rasize {
* daddr_t nblocks;
* daddr_t blkoff;
* };
*
* nblocks - Defines the length of a partition in 512 byte blocks.
* Two blocks make up one 1024 byte file system logical block.
*
* Note - nblocks has two values with special meaning:
*
* An nblocks value of -1 specifies a partition length of
* the size of the entire disk minus the partition's starting
* block number. In other words, the partition ends at the
* end of the disk.
*
* An nblocks value of -2 specifies a partition length of
* the size of the disk minus the size of the maintenance
* area minus the starting block number of the partition.
* In other words, the partition ends at the start of the
* maintenance area.
*
* blkoff - Defines where the partition begins, that is, its starting
* block number relative to the physical beginning of the disk.
*
* DISK GEOMETRY INFORMATION:
*
* For the MSCP disks, the sizes table is defined in terms of block
* numbers. The concept of cylinders is not used.
*
*
*/
#if NUDA > 0
/*
* The rasize structure is defined in /usr/include/sys/ra_info.h.
*/
struct rasize ud_sizes[8] = { /* UDA50-RA60/RA80/RA81 */
9600, 0, /* 0: root */
20000, 9600, /* 1: /usr */
6200, 29600, /* 2: swap + error log */
-2, 35800, /* 3: user */
181688, 35800, /* 4: user */
181688, 217488, /* 5: user */
-2, 399176, /* 6: user */
-1, 0, /* 7: user */
};
/*
* CAUTION:
* If your distribution or system disk is an RC25,
* do not change partitions 3 or 4. The sdload and
* setup programs depend on partitions 3 and 4
* being known locations.
*/
struct rasize rc_sizes[8] = { /* KLESI-RC25 */
9000, 0, /* 0: root */
4200, 9000, /* 1: swap + error log */
-2, 13200, /* 2: /usr */
12000, 13200, /* 3: DISTRIBUTION DISK ONLY */
-2, 25200, /* 4: DISTRIBUTION DISK ONLY */
0, 0, /* 5: not used */
0, 0, /* 6: not used */
-1, 0, /* 7: user */
};
/*
* Sizes for RD31/RD32/RD51/RD52/RD53/RD54/RX50/RX33 disks.
*/
struct rasize rq_sizes[8] = { /* RQDX1/RQDX2/RQDX3/RUX1 */
9700, 0, /* RD31-32,51-54 root (swap+error log - rd51) */
17300, 9700, /* RD32/RD52/RD53/RD54 /usr */
3100, 27000, /* RD32/RD52/RD53/RD54 swap + error log */
-2, 30100, /* RD32/RD52/RD53/RD54 user files */
-2, 9700, /* RD51 /usr */
3100, 9700, /* RD31 swap + error log */
-2, 12800, /* RD31 /usr */
-1, 0, /* RD31-32, RD51-54 entire disk */
};
#endif