Configuring Your System
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Table 3–10: SRM ISACFG Command
Command Option Description
-all Shows the entire configuration table. Overrides all other
commands.
-dev <dev#> Optional; defaults to 0 if not entered. On a multifunction or
multiport adapter, this specifies the device on the adapter.
-dmachan{0-3} <#> Allows you to specify up to four DMA (direct memory access)
channels for the device.
-enadev <#> Allows you to specify whether an entry is enabled or disabled.
Disabled devices are not used in resource allocation calculations.
The possible values are:
0 - No (disabled)
1 - Yes (enabled)
-etyp <#> Defines an entry type for this entry. The # sign can be:
0 - Causes the entry to be deleted
1 - Single option
2 - Embedded multiport device
3 - Multiport option device
-handle <string> Binds a name to the driver (up to 15 characters).
-init Initializes the configuration table to the default settings.
-iobase{0-5} <#> Specifies up to six I/O base registers (in hexadecimal) for a
particular device entry.
-irq{0-3} <#> Allows you to assign up to four IRQ (interrupt request) channels
to the device (use decimal IRQ levels).
-membase{0-2} <#> Specifies up to three R/W ISA memory regions (in
hexadecimal).
-memlen{0-2} <#> Specifies the length corresponding to membase{0-2} (in
hexadecimal).
-mk Adds an entry into the table.
-mod Modifies an entry in the table.
-rm Deletes an entry from the table.
-rombase <#> Specifies an address for ISA BIOS ext. ROM (in hexadecimal).
-romlen <#> Specifies length of ROM (in hexadecimal).
-slot <slot#> Allows you to enter a unique slot number for each ISA adapter.
You may assign the numbers in any order. The slot number does
not relate to a physical ISA adapter position. Slot 0 is reserved
for the motherboard devices.
-totdev <#> Placeholder for you to keep track of the total number of devices,
specified by the # sign, at this slot. Modify this for your own
use.
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