| Title: | DECWINDOWS |
| Notice: | DECwindows Motif V1.2-4 SSB kits: note 5519 |
| Moderator: | GRIM::MESSENGER |
| Created: | Wed Nov 28 1990 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 5861 |
| Total number of notes: | 24081 |
Very good news !
With OpenVMS 7.1 you get the Graphigs Options via
$ COPY PALME::SYS$PUBLIC:GET_ENVIRONMENT.COM * ( to your System )
$ @GET_ENVIRONMENT
Adapter Configuration:
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TR Adapter ADP Hose Bus BusArrayEntry Node Device Name / HW-Id
-- ----------- -------- ---- -------------------- ----
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1 KA0D02 80D4C940 0 BUSLESS_SYSTEM
2 PCI 80D4CB40 0 PCI
80D4CE68 PKA: 6 NCR 53C810 SCSI
80D4CEA0 7 SATURN
-----> 80D4CF80 GYA: 11 ZLXp-E (TGA)
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Stefan
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| 5805.1 | STAR::KLEINSORGE | Frederick Kleinsorge | Fri Mar 14 1997 17:41 | 7 | |
V7.1 uses a file based configuration method. Part of the information
in the file is a text string "description" of the device. This string
can be obtained by things like CLUE CONFIG to use as the user-readable
device name.
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| 5805.2 | NETRIX::"[email protected]" | Mon Mar 17 1997 09:09 | 9 | ||
Hi Fred, It is a pity that SDA> CLUE CONFIG tells you not if it is a ZLXP-E1 ZLXP-E2 ZLXP-E3 Stefan [Posted by WWW Notes gateway] | |||||
| 5805.3 | STAR::KLEINSORGE | Fred Kleinsorge, OpenVMS Engineering | Mon Mar 17 1997 10:46 | 20 | |
The configuration database keys off of the device ID. PCI devices
provide a 32-bit ID, and V2 devices can optionally have a board
specific 32-bit ID (making the full ID 64-bits).
If the ZLXp-E1...E3 all have seperate ID's then they each could have a
seperate string to identify them. In fact, they actually may, but the
database currently contains just what minimal information was found in
the comments in the old hardwired table.
Now, all this is complicated by the fact that the Open3D group uses
their own ICBM for configuring at least some of their devices. And the
DECwindows group has yet another one (that I wrote and shipped before I
actually moved onto changing the OpenVMS configuration method).
The DECwindows autoconfig will probably have it's devices migrated into
the system file, except for ISA card probing.
In any case, the devices that are known to the system can be found in
SYS$SYSTEM:SYS$CONFIG.DAT
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