# 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"