unix.pick0

File/Unix, Releases: AP/Unix

Defines virtual machine configuration.

Description

defines the parameters required for each Pick virtual machine on the system.

This file, located on the Unix directory '/usr/lib/pick', contains implementation-specific data, which can be found in the installation guide provided with your system. It should be edited only using the TCL utility 'config' or the Pick installation procedure.

Example

#
# Copyright (c) Pick Systems 1992, 1993, 1994. All rights reserved.
# Fri Jul 29 19:19:19 1994
#
name DGUX pick0
nice 0
user pick
core 81920 10
npibs 200
nphts 32
basic 2048
brkchr 1d
escchr 1b
absbase 18
abssize 708
abslock on
blkfid 2
flush 10
dwqnum 512
disk /dev/rdsk/prod 0 2000000 # disk 0
disk /dev/rdsk/prod1 0 450000 # disk 1
tape /dev/rpdsk/2 500 f lq # tape 0
tape /dev/rpdsk/3 500 f lh # tape 1
tape /dev/rmt/0n 16384 q lh # tape 2
tape /dev/rmt/1n 16384 v l # tape 3
tape /dev/rmt/2mn 16384 h ls # tape 4
tape /dev/rmt/3n 16384 d l # tape 5
tape /usr/opt/pick/bin/abs 500 f lx # tape 6
tape /u2/tmp/floppy 500 f lx # tape 7

See Also

Command Name Type Description
virtual.machine Definition Description of virtual machine.
tcl.pick Verb: Access Front end to (Unix) 'ap' command.
tcl.ap.unix Verb: TCL2 Starts a Pick virtual machine or Pick user process.
phantom.ports Definition Overview of phantom ports.
TCL.CONFIG Verb: Access Invokes configuration menu.
tcl.set-break Verb: Access Sets the value of 'brkchr' for the current process.
tcl.set-esc Verb: Access Sets the value of escape character for the current process.

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