[an error occurred while processing this directive]

HP OpenVMS Systems Documentation

HP OpenVMS System Management Utilities Reference Manual

Contents

Index

Appendix K
Configuring Devices with SYSGEN (VAX Only)

Devices supplied by HP are attached to the UNIBUS or Q-bus adapters according to the following basic rules:

A device of type A is always at a fixed and predefined control and status register (CSR) address; the device always interrupts at a fixed and predefined vector address; only one example of device A can be configured in each system.
A device of type B is identical to type A except that 1 through n examples can be configured in a single system. Examples 2 through n are also located at fixed and predefined CSRs and vector addresses.
Devices of type C (1 through n of them) are always at fixed and predefined CSR addresses; however, the interrupt vector addresses vary according to what other devices are present on the system.
Devices of type D (1 through n of them) are at CSR addresses and vector addresses that vary according to what other devices are present on the system.

CSR and vector addresses that vary are called floating addresses. The devices must be located in floating CSR and vector space according to the order in which the devices appear in the SYSGEN device table (see Table K-1). The SYSGEN device table lists all the type A and type B devices supported by the operating system. It also lists the type C and type D devices that are recognized by SYSGEN's autoconfiguration procedure.

The base of floating vector space is 300₈. The base of floating CSR space is 760010₈.

K.1 SYSGEN Device Table (VAX Only)

Table K-1 lists the characteristics of all HP devices. This table indicates the following information for each device type:

Device name
Device controller name
Interrupt vector
Number of interrupt vectors per controller
Vector alignment factor
Address of the first device register for each controller recognized by SYSGEN (the first register is usually, but not always, the CSR)
Number of registers per controller
Device driver name
Indication of whether the driver is supported

Devices not listed in Table K-1 are the following ones:

Devices not supplied by HP with fixed CSR and vector addresses. These devices have no effect on autoconfiguration. Customer-built devices should be assigned CSR and vector addresses beyond the floating address space reserved for HP-supplied devices.
HP-supplied floating-vector devices that the AUTOCONFIGURE command does not recognize. Use the CONNECT command to attach these devices to the system.

**Table K-1 SYSGEN Device Table (VAX Only)**
Device Name	Controller Name	Vector	Number of Vectors	Vector Alignment	CSR/Rank	Register Alignment	Driver Name	Support
CR	CR11	230	1	---	777160	---	CRDRIVER	Yes
DM	RK611	210	1	---	777440	---	DMDRIVER	Yes
LP	LP11	200 170 174 270 274	---	---	777514 764004 764014 764024 764034	---	LPDRIVER	Yes
DL	RL11	160	1	---	774400	---	DLDRIVER	Yes
MS	TS11	224	1	---	772520	---	TSDRIVER	Yes
DY	RX211	264	1	---	777170	---	DYDRIVER	Yes
DQ	RB730	250	1	---	775606	---	DQDRIVER	Yes
PU	UDA	154	1	---	772150	---	PUDRIVER	Yes
PT	TU81	260	1	---	774500	---	PUDRIVER	Yes
XE	UNA	120	1	---	774510	---	XEDRIVER	Yes
XQ	QNA	120	1	---	774440	---	XQDRIVER	Yes
OM	DC11	Float	2	8	774000 774010 774020 774030 . . . 32 units maximum	---	OMDRIVER	No
DD	TU58	Float	2	8	776500 776510 776520 776530 . . . 16 units maximum	---	DDRIVER	Yes
OB	DN11	Float	1	4	775200 775210 775220 775230 . . . 16 units maximum	---	OBDRIVER	No
YM	DM11B	Float	1	4	770500 770510 770520 770530 . . . 16 units maximum	---	YMDRIVER	No
OA	DR11C	Float	2	8	767600 767570 767560 767550 . . . 16 units maximum	---	OADRIVER	No
PR	PR611	Float	1	8	772600 772604 772610 772614 . . . 8 units maximum	---	PRDRIVER	No
PP	PP611	Float	1	8	772700 772704 772710 772714 . . . 8 units maximum	---	PPDRIVER	No
OC	DT11	Float	2	8	777420 777422 777424 777426 . . . 8 units maximum	---	OCDRIVER	No
OD	DX11	Float	2	8	776200 776240	---	ODDRIVER	No
YL	DL11C	Float	2	8	775610 775620 775630 775640 . . . 31 units maximum	---	YLDRIVER	No
YJ	DJ11	Float	2	8	Float	8	YJDRIVER	No
YH	DH11	Float	2	8	Float	16	YHDRIVER	No
OE	GT40	Float	4	8	772000 772010	---	OEDRIVER	No
LS	LPS11	Float	6	8	770400	---	LSDRIVER	No
OR	DQ11	Float	2	8	Float	8	ORDRIVER	No
OF	KW11W	Float	2	8	772400	---	OFDRIVER	No
XU	DU11	Float	2	8	Float	8	XUDRIVER	No
XV	DV11	Float	3	8	775000 775040 775100 775140	---	XVDRIVER	No
OG	LK11	Float	2	8	Float	8	OGDRIVER	No
XM	DMC11	Float	2	8	Float	8	XMDRIVER	Yes
TTA	DZ11	Float	2	8	Float	8	DZDRIVER	Yes
XK	KMC11	Float	2	8	Float	8	XKDRIVER	No
OH	LPP11	Float	2	8	Float	8	OHDRIVER	No
OI	VMV21	Float	2	8	Float	8	OIDRIVER	No
OJ	VMV31	Float	2	8	Float	16	OJDRIVER	No
OK	DWR70	Float	2	8	Float	8	OKDRIVER	No
DL	RL11	Float	1	4	Float	8	DLDRIVER	Yes
MS	TS11	Float	1	4	772524 772530 772534	---	TSDRIVER	Yes
LA	LPA11	Float	2	8	770460	---	LADRIVER	Yes
LA	LPA11	Float	2	8	Float	16	LADRIVER	Yes
OL	KW11C	Float	2	8	Float	8	OLDRIVER	No
DY	RX211	Float	1	4	Float	8	DYDRIVER	Yes
XA	DR11W	Float	1	4	Float	8	XADRIVER	Yes
XB	DR11B	124	---	---	772410	---	XBDRIVER	No
XB	DR11B	Float	1	4	772430	---	XBDRIVER	No
XB	DR11B	Float	1	4	Float	8	XBDRIVER	No
XD	DMP11	Float	2	8	Float	8	XDDRIVER	Yes
ON	DPV11	Float	2	8	Float	8	ONDRIVER	No
IS	ISB11	Float	2	8	Float	8	ISDRIVER	No
XD	DMV11	Float	2	8	Float	16	XDDRIVER	No
XE	UNA	Float	1	4	Float	8	XEDRIVER	No
XQ	QNA	Float	1	4	774460	---	XQDRIVER	Yes
PU	UDA	Float	1	4	Float	4	PUDRIVER	Yes
XS	KMS11	Float	3	8	Float	16	XSDRIVER	No
XP	PCL11	Float	2	8	764200 764240 764300 764340	---	XPDRIVER	No
VB	VS100	Float	1	4	Float	16	VBDRIVER	No
PT	TU81	Float	1	4	Float	4	PUDRIVER	Yes
OQ	KMV11	Float	2	8	Float	16	OQDRIVER	No
UK	KCT32	Float	2	8	764400 764440 764500 764540	---	UKDRIVER	No
IX	IEQ11	Float	2	8	764100	---	IXDRIVER	No
TX	DHV11	Float	2	8	Float	16	YFDRIVER	Yes
DT	TC11	214	1	---	777340	---	DTDRIVER	No
VC	VCB01	Float	2	1	777200	---	VCDRIVER	Yes
VC	VCB01	Float	2	1	Float	64	VCDRIVER	Yes
OT	LNV11	Float	1	4	776200	---	OTDRIVER	No
LD	LNV21	Float	1	4	Float	16	LDDRIVER	No
ZQ	QTA	Float	1	4	772570	---	ZQDRIVER	No
ZQ	QTA	Float	1	4	Float	8	ZQDRIVER	No
SJ	DSV11	Float	1	4	Float	8	SJDRIVER	No
OU	ADV11C	Float	2	8	Float	8	OUDRIVER	No
OV	AAV11	Float	0	8	770440	---	OVDRIVER	No
OV	AAV11C	Float	0	8	Float	8	OVDRIVER	No
AX	AXV11C	140	2	---	776400	---	AXDRIVER	No
AX	AXV11C	Float	2	8	Float	8	AXDRIVER	No
KZ	KWV11C	Float	2	8	770420	---	KZDRIVER	No
KZ	KWV11C	Float	2	8	Float	4	KZDRIVER	No
AZ	ADV11D	Float	2	8	776410	---	AZDRIVER	No
AZ	ADV11D	Float	2	8	Float	4	AZDRIVER	No
AY	AAV11D	Float	2	8	776420	---	AYDRIVER	No
AY	AAV11D	Float	2	8	Float	4	AYDRIVER	No
VA	VCB02	Float	3	16	777400 777402 777404 777406 . . . 8 units maximum	---	VADRIVER	Yes
DN	DRV11J	Float	16	4	764160 764140 764120	---	DNDRIVER	No
HX	DRQ3B	Float	2	8	Float	16	HXDRIVER	No
VQ	VSV24	Float	1	4	Float	8	VQDRIVER	No
VV	VSV21	Float	1	4	Float	8	VVDRIVER	No
BQ	IBQ01	Float	1	4	Float	8	BQDRIVER	No
UT	MIRA	Float	2	8	Float	8	UTDRIVER	No
IX	IEQ11	Float	2	8	Float	16	IXDRIVER	No
AW	ADQ32	Float	2	8	Float	32	AWDRIVER	No
VX	DTC04	Float	2	8	Float	2	VXDRIVER	No
CQ	DESNA	Float	1	4	Float	32	CQDRIVER	No
GQ	IGQ11	Float	2	8	Float	4	GQDRIVER	No

K.2 Configuring VAXstation 2000 and MicroVAX 2000 Devices (VAX Only)

The System Generation utility (SYSGEN) connects devices, loads their drivers, creates the data structures by which the operating system and drivers coordinate their activities, and calls device initialization routines. In general, SYSGEN is invoked for these purposes late in system initialization during the execution of the system startup command procedure, SYS$SYSTEM:STARTUP.COM.

At that time, STARTUP.COM issues a SYSGEN command AUTOCONFIGURE ALL. SYSGEN's Autoconfigure facility examines its table of possible VAXstation 2000 and MicroVAX 2000 devices (see Table K-2), determines which devices are attached to the system, and configures existing devices using information in the table.

HP strongly recommends that you accept the default behavior of STARTUP.COM. If you must exclude a specific device from being configured, you must first prevent STARTUP.COM from performing the autoconfiguration by setting the SYSBOOT parameter NOAUTOCONFIG. After invoking SYSGEN, you should ensure that the base asynchronous serial ports are always autoconfigured. To do this, enter the following command:

SYSGEN> AUTOCONFIGURE ALL/SELECT=TT:

You can also enter an AUTOCONFIGURE ALL/EXCLUDE=(device-name[,...]) command, making sure not to exclude the serial lines. Subsequent CONNECT statements should be written with the appropriate csr_addr value to the command's /CSR qualifier, as shown in Table K-2. These csr_addr values are actually offsets from the beginning of VAXstation 2000 and MicroVAX 2000 I/O space (EXE$GL_CPUNODSP), thus differing from the customary bus address value traditionally specified for UNIBUS devices in the CONNECT command.

**Table K-2 VAXstation 2000 Autoconfiguration Table (VAX Only)**
Device	Name	Driver	CSR	Number of Vectors	First Vector	Vector Offset
Standard Serial Lines	TT	YEDRIVER	^X0800	2	^O300	4
ST506 Disk Controller	DU	DVDRIVER	^X0C00	1	^O774	---
TK50 Tape Controller	MU	TVDRIVER	^X0C80	1	^O770	---
Ethernet Controller	ES	ESDRIVER	^X4E00	1	^O120	---
MicroVAX 2000 Serial Lines	YF	YFDRIVER	^X6800	2	^O104	4
32-Channel Synchronous Lines	ZS	ZSDRIVER	^X6800	1	^O110	---
Color Video Option	VA	VFDRIVER	^X6A00	2	^O104	4
Black & White Video Option	VC	VEDRIVER	^X5000	1	^O104	---

Examples of correct CONNECT commands for VAXstation 2000 and MicroVAX 2000 devices include the following ones:

CONNECT ESA0 /ADAP=0 /CSR=%X4E00 /VECT=%O120 /NUMV=01 /DRIVER=ESDRIVER
CONNECT MUA0 /ADAP=0 /CSR=%X0C80 /VECT=%O770 /NUMV=01 /DRIVER=TVDRIVER
CONNECT DUA0 /ADAP=0 /CSR=%X0C00 /VECT=%O774 /NUMV=01 /DRIVER=DVDRIVER
CONNECT DUA1 /ADAP=0 /CSR=%X0C00 /VECT=%O774 /NUMV=01 /DRIVER=DVDRIVER
CONNECT DUA2 /ADAP=0 /CSR=%X0C00 /VECT=%O774 /NUMV=01 /DRIVER=DVDRIVER
CONNECT VCA0 /ADAP=0 /CSR=%X5000 /VECT=%O104 /NUMV=01 /DRIVER=VEDRIVER
CONNECT VCA0 /ADAP=0 /CSR=%X5000 /VECT=%O104 /NUMV=02 /DRIVER=VFDRIVER