2.11BSD#431 - /usr/man/cat5/dtab.0

DTAB(5)             UNIX Programmer's Manual		  DTAB(5)


NAME
     dtab - automatic system configuration device table (2BSD)

DESCRIPTION
     The dtab file contains a list of the devices that the auto-
     config(8) program will attempt to attach to the system.

     Each line describes one device which may be present on the
     system; additional devices of the same type require addi-
     tional lines.  The line contains at least six fields
     separated by white space.	Blank lines and comments can
     appear anywhere in the file except between fields; comments
     are delimited by `#' and new line.  The fields are (in
     order):

     dev	 The device name, usually two characters

     unit	 Either a unit number or a `?' indicating
		 automatic selection of unit numbers.

     addr	 The address of the device's first register, as a
		 16-bit octal number.

     vector	 The interrupt vector, in octal.

     BR          The priority at which the device interrupts.

     handler(s)  One or more routine names with which the inter-
		 rupt vector is filled.

EXAMPLE
     #		     Device Configuration Table
     #	  Clock and console are pre-configured and should not be listed here
     #
     # Dev#	 Addr	 Vector  Br Handler(s)	    # Comment
     lp   ?	 177514  200	 4  lpio	    # lp-11 line printer
     ht   0	 172440  224	 5  htintr	    # tu 16 massbus tape
     xp   ?	 176700  254	 5  xpio	    # xp driver
     dm   ?	 170500  310	 4  dmin	    # dm11 dh modem control
     dh   ?	 160020  320	 5  dhin dhou	    # dh11 terminal mux
     dz   ?	 160110  330	 5  dzin dzdma	    # dz11 terminal mux

FILES
     /etc/dtab		 device table

SEE ALSO
     autoconfig(8)

BUGS
     /Etc/dtab is unique to the PDP-11 and 2BSD.


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