/* Begin mca_config_file.incl.pl1 */ /****^ HISTORY COMMENTS: 1) change(86-03-19,Fawcett), approve(86-03-19,MCR7374), audit(86-04-28,Lippard), install(86-09-16,MR12.0-1159): This is used to view the configuration file obtained from the MCA. END HISTORY COMMENTS */ /* Created by R. A. Fawcett Sept 1984 based on data obtained from "EPS-1 Dipper Firmware Loading" Rev B (July 05x 1983) section 3.5.1 starting on sheet 25 */ dcl mca_config_file_ptr ptr; dcl 1 mca_config_file based (mca_config_file_ptr), 2 diskette_data, /* total of 20 chars (bytes) */ 3 unique_id char (8), /* User ID assiged to diskette from which FW was loaded */ 3 date_created char (6), /* MMDDYY */ 3 date_late_changed char (6), /* MMDDYY */ 2 iioc_data, /* total of 31 chars (bytes) */ 3 iioc_config char (8), /* mca path_name of file used to load from */ 3 iioc_state_control, 4 will_be_zero_1 bit (1), /* zero because of 8 bit-byte to 9 bit-byte */ 4 state_counter fixed bin (5) unsigned unal, /* values are not defined */ /* control bits ??? */ 4 RFU_1 bit (1), 4 RFU_2 bit (1), 4 write_protect_ptw_sw bit (1), 3 operating_system fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* better be a value equal to Multics */ 3 iioc_num fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* the number of the imu */ 3 iioc_disk_tab fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* The value of the TAB number of the Diskette_Product_Set containing the proper revision of diagnostics for IIOC */ 3 p_s_disk_tab fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* same as iioc_disk_tab only for the Port Select */ 3 port_select_state fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* State counter values will exists which uniquely define: o P. S. not loaded o Single port o Load failed o Read failed o Verify failed o P. S. loaded */ 3 config_valid char (1), /* ascii number of drive this config was read from. if value = "000"b3 drive door has been opened. */ 3 iioc_rfu char (2), 2 bootstrap_data, /* total of 15 chars (bytes) */ 3 control fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* 0 = bootstrap not configured 1 = bootstrap allowed 2 = auto boot at power up */ 3 imu_port_at_scu fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* port number for bootstrap (0 to 7) */ 3 chan_num fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* bootstrap channel number (8 to 63) */ 3 dev_num fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* bootstrap device number (1 to 63) */ 3 int_base char (4), 3 mb_base char (4), 3 boot_src fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* bootstrap source 1=card, 2=tape, 3=disk */ 3 unatt_op fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* 1 = unattended operation */ 3 boot_rfu bit (9), 2 port_data (0:3), /* total 28 chars (bytes) */ 3 enable fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* 1 = port enable */ 3 init fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* 1 = init allowed */ 3 ilace char (1), /* no interlace = "000"b3, A,B,C,D = the other port for interlace */ 3 port_size, 4 msb_ign1 bit (1), 4 msb bit (8), 4 lsb_ign1 bit (1), 4 lsb bit (8), 3 disk_tab fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* value of TAB number of the D_P_S containing the proper revision of diagnostics for port adapter. */ 3 assignment fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* (0 - 3) */ 2 channel_data (0:15), /* total of 160 bytes */ 3 lvl_1_state fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* State counter valuse define: = No config present = Not configured = Phyically not present = Basic ROM test failed (mico IPCs only) = Jam test failed (mico IPCs only) = Self test failed (mico IPCs only) = HW ID does not match config ID = Console set up failed (console only) = RSO failed (PSIA only) = FW not found on diskette (FW loadable IPCS only) = Alter file not found = Alter load failed = FW execute failed (FW loadable IPCS only) = Operational = Stop On condition occured */ 3 lvl_1_ctl_att, 4 ctl_ign1 bit (1), 4 ctl1 bit (1), /* if master console true = rmt_maint else true = RSO required at init */ 4 ctl2 bit (1), /* if master console true = master else reserved of future use */ 4 ctl3 bit (1), /* if master console true = active/slave else true = 18X */ 4 ctl_p2 bit (5), 3 disk_tab fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* Tab number of the D_P_S containing the proper revision of diagnostics for this adapter */ 3 fw_id_ign1 bit (1), 3 fw_id bit (8), /* this will become the 8th char in path_name???? */ 3 lvl_1_id_ign1 bit (1), 3 no_lev_2 bit (1), /* true = Do not ask for lvl-2 info. */ 3 micro_ctl bit (1), /* true = micro-procesor controled */ 3 fbus_latch bit (1), /* true = F-Bus Disable Latch is true */ 3 lvl_1_id_type fixed bin (5) unsigned unal, /* unique Lvl-1 type */ 3 fw_rev char (1), 3 prim_ch_num fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* primary channel number (8 to 63) */ 3 num_of_log_ch fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* number of logical channels */ 3 num_of_busses fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, /* number of data busses */ 3 cont_byte_ign1 bit (1), 3 cont_byte_rfu bit (5), 3 cont_byte_soc bit (1), /* true = Stop-On-Condition present */ 3 cont_byte_mpfp bit (1), /* true = maint. panel fuction present */ 3 cont_byte_mc bit (1), /* true = has been set to Master Console */ 2 adapter_data (0:15, 0:7), 3 lvl_2_state fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, 3 lvl_2_clt_att fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, 3 disk_tab fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, 3 fw_idfixed bin (9) unal unsigned, 3 lvl_2_id fixed bin (9) unal unsigned, 3 fw_rev_ign1 bit (1), 3 fw_rev bit (8), 3 rfu bit (1), 2 uses_less_data char (200); /* End mca_config_file.incl.pl1 */ */ ----------------------------------------------------------- Historical Background This edition of the Multics software materials and documentation is provided and donated to Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Group Bull including Bull HN Information Systems Inc. as a contribution to computer science knowledge. 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