Xinu7/src/cmd/download/machines.example

# This is the database that contains information about the
# microcomputers available for running Xinu.  The file describes
# machine hardware, domain names, and classes (groups) of machines,
# as well as the physical tty lines and downloader to use.  An
# Internet address in dotted-decimal notation can be substituted for
# the domain name if you're not using domain name software.
#
# Part 1: tty lines and machines to which they connect.  The
#	  Ethernet downloader is usually edl.XXX, where XXX
#	  gives the machine type.  Internet addresses in dotted
#	  decimal notation can be substituted for domain names.
#
#tty	    domain name		cputype  downloader	uploader
#
LSI.1	xinu1.unknown		LSI11/2	 edl.lsi	eul.lsi
LSI.2	xinu2.unknown	 	LSI11/2	 edl.lsi	eul.lsi
LSI.3	xinu3.unknown	 	LSI11/2	 edl.lsi	eul.lsi
LSI.4	xinu4.unknown	 	LSI11/2	 edl.lsi	eul.lsi
LSI.5	xinu5.unknown	 	LSI11/2	 edl.lsi	eul.lsi
LSI.6	xinu6.unknown	 	LSI11/2	 edl.lsi	eul.lsi
LSI.7	xinu7.unknown	 	LSI11/2	 edl.lsi	eul.lsi
LSI.8	xinu8.unknown	 	LSI11/2	 edl.lsi	eul.lsi
#
# Notice percent-sign separator on next line...
%
# Part 2: class names and tty to which they correspond.  Note that
#	  it is possible to put a physical machine in multiple
#	  classes, so in the example, machine 8 in class LSI is
#	  the same as machine 1 in class SERVE11.
#
#class index	tty	timeout	arguments(optional)
#
LSI	1	LSI.1	10	" "
LSI	2	LSI.2	10	" "
LSI	3	LSI.3	10	" "
LSI	4	LSI.4	10	" "
LSI	5	LSI.5	10	" "
LSI	6	LSI.6	10	" "
LSI	7	LSI.7	10	" "
LSI	8	LSI.8	10	" "
SERVE11 1	LSI.8	60	"-a"