$title('Device Specific Third Stage configuration file')
name    bs3
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;
;    Title:  BS3MB2.A86
;
;    Device Specific Third Stage Configuration files consist of
;    an include of the configuration macros in "bs3cnf.inc",
;    followed by the the configuration macros for
;    option selection and the "end" macro.
;
;    The device macros give characteristics of the devices and
;    the search sequence for automatic device selection.
;
;    device(Unit, Name, Device$init, Device$read, Device$data$seg, Device$unit$info)
;
;        Unit is the unit number.
;        Name is the device name.  No quotes are needed.
;        Device$init is the device$init procedure of the
;           bootstrap device driver for the device.
;        Device$read is the device$read procedure of the
;           bootstrap device driver for the device.
;        Device$data$seg is a label marking the first byte of the
;           device driver's data segment.
;        Device$unit$info is a label corresponding to an invocation
;           of the SASI$UNIT$INFO macro in BSCSI.A86.  This is only
;           needed if the SCSI driver is selected in the configuration.
;           No other driver requires this value and it can be left blank.
;
;
;    MBII Message Passing Bootstrap support configuration
;
;    bmps(    Base I/O port address of the message passing device (MPC)
;             Separation between ports on the MPC
;             MPC duty cycle on the local bus
;             Base I/O port address of the DMA controller
;             DMA channel used for data input
;             DMA channel used for data output
;             I/O port where DMA data transfers occur
;             Data width of the local bus)
;
;
;    The following option selection macros serve to determine what the
;    bootstrap error routine will do after reporting the error.  Only 
;    ONE of the following three may be invoked. 
;
;    int1          Causes the Bootstrap to execute an int 1 instruction.  This
;                  is used to return to a monitor after a booting failure.
;
;    int3          Causes the Bootstrap to execute an int 3 instruction.  This
;                  is used to return to the iSDM monitor after a booting
;                  failure.
;
;    halt          This causes the Bootstrap to halt after an error.
;
;
;    The following option selection macros serve to determine what attributes
;    the Device Specific Third Stage will have.
;
;    cpu_board     This selects the type of CPU board you will be using.
;                  Different CPU boards switch from Real Mode to Protected
;                  Mode in different manners.  Currently the iSBC 286/10(A),
;                  iSBC 286/12, iSBC 286/100A, iSBC 386/2X/3X,
;                  iSBC 386/116/120 and System 120 are supported.
;
;    Macros invoked have a percent sign, others have a semicolon.
;
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$include (:f1:bs3cnf.inc)
$include(:f1:bmps.inc)
;
;  MPC and ADMA configuration for iSBC 286/100 with iEXM 100 MPC module
;bmps(00H, 4, 08BH, 200H, 3, 2, 0A0H, 16)
;
;  MPC and ADMA configuration for iSBC 286/100A
;bmps(00H, 4, 08BH, 200H, 2, 3, 0E0H, 16)
;
;  MPC and ADMA configuration for iSBC 386/100
%bmps(00H, 4, 089H, 200H, 2, 3, 000H, 16)


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%device (0,s0,deviceinitscsi, devicereadscsi,data_scsi)
%device (0,sx1410a0,deviceinitscsi,devicereadscsi,data_scsi,sasi_x1410a)
%device (0,sx1410b0,deviceinitscsi,devicereadscsi,data_scsi,sasi_x1410b)
%device (2,smf0,deviceinitscsi,devicereadscsi,data_scsi,sasi_x1420mf)
%device(0, w0, device_init_224a, device_read_224a, data_bs_drivers)
%device(1, w1, device_init_224a, device_read_224a, data_bs_drivers)
%device(2, wf0, device_init_224a, device_read_224a, data_bs_drivers)
%device(3, wf1, device_init_224a, device_read_224a, data_bs_drivers)
;
;int1
%int3
;halt
;
%cpu_board (386/100)
;
%end