Sample Configuration File Alpha Emulator

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#
# This is an example of a CHARON-AXP configuration file.
# Uncomment and modify the config file statements as needed.
#

#--------------------------------------------------
# Memory size
#--------------------------------------------------

#memory 512

#--------------------------------------------------
# Model defines what type of hardware is emulated
#--------------------------------------------------

model AS4000

#--------------------------------------------------
# Operator console configuration
#
# The operator console (COM1) is a built-in device
# and is pre-loaded
#--------------------------------------------------

# Redirect line to virtual port

# Putty is a freeware terminal emulator delivered with Charon-AXP
OPA0.type="socket"
OPA0.port=":20000"
OPA0.command="putty -raw -P 20000 localhost"

# To prevent automatic closing of the terminal emulator use
#OPA0.stop_process="no"

# Use the example below to use Reflection
#OPA0.type="telnet"
#OPA0.port=":20000"
#OPA0.command="opa0.r2w"

# Use one of the examples below to use Windows Hyperterminal
#OPA0.type="telnet"
#OPA0.port=":20000"
#OPA0.command='"C:\Program Files\Windows NT\hypertrm.exe" /t localhost :20000'

#OPA0.type="telnet"
#OPA0.port=":20000"
#OPA0.command='"C:\Program Files\Windows NT\hypertrm.exe" opa0.ht'

# Redirect line to physical Comport
#OPA0.type="device"
#OPA0.port="\\.\COM1"


#--------------------------------------------------
# COM2 port configuration
#
# The COM2 port is a built-in device
# and is pre-loaded (TTA0 in VMS)
#--------------------------------------------------

# Redirect line to virtual port
#COM2.type="socket"
#COM2.port=":10005"
#COM2.command="putty -raw -P 10005 localhost"

#COM2.type="telnet"
#COM2.port=":10005"
#COM2.command='"C:\Program Files\Windows NT\hypertrm.exe" /t localhost :10005'

# Redirect line to physical Comport
#COM2.type="device"
#COM2.port="\\.\COMn"


#--------------------------------------------------
# SCSI Configuration
#
# Currently maximal 10 SCSI adaptors (KZPBA)
# can be loaded (PKA, PKB, PKC ...)
#--------------------------------------------------

# Load 2 SCSI Controllers (PKA and PKB)
load 2 PK

#--------------------------------------------------
# SCSI disk configuration
#
# For each Controller ID's 0 to 15 can be used except from ID 7
# which is reserved for the controller
#--------------------------------------------------

# Virtual disk at SCSI ID 0 on Controller A
#load DKA0
#DKA0.image="C:\Disks\dka0.vdisk"

# Physical disk at SCSI ID 1 on Controller A
#load DKA103
#DKA103.image="\\.\PhysicalDrivex"

# Physical CD-ROM or CD-ROM image (.iso) at SCSI ID 4 on Controller A
load DKA400
DKA400.image="\\.\Cdrom0"
#DKA400.image=”file-name.iso”

# Virtual disk at SCSI ID 15 on Controller A
#load DKA1506
#DKB1506.image="E:\disks\dka200.vdisk"
# readonly (yes,no) will make the disk(image) write protected (default=no)
#DKB1506.readonly=yes
# removable (yes,no) will make the disk(image) removable, the file or device will be unlocked in Windows when dismounted in VMS (default=no)
#DKB1506.removable=yes

# Physical Floppy at SCSI ID 0 on Controller B
#load DKB0
#DKB0.image="\\.\A:"
#NOTE: Floppy is indicated as DKB0 in SMA(+) if using this configuration,
#but floppy is indicated as DVA0 on hardware alpha.


#--------------------------------------------------
# Virtual SCSI tape configuration
#
# For each Controller ID's 0 to 15 can be used except from ID 7
# which is reserved for the controller
#--------------------------------------------------

# Virtual tape at SCSI ID 6 on Controller A
#load MKA600
#MKA600.image="tape.vtape"


#--------------------------------------------------
# load a Physical tape attached to the host scsi controller (windows driver)
# For instance a physical USB or SCSI tapedrive
# Note that the tapedrive must have a driver loaded and must be enabled in the windows
# device mamager
#--------------------------------------------------

# Physical tape at SCSI ID 6 on Controller A using windows driver
#load MKA600
#MKA600.image="\\.\Tape0"


#--------------------------------------------------
# load a SCSI device attached to the host scsi controller (generic scsi mapping).
# For instance a physical tapedrive
# Note that the tapedrive must be disabled in windows device mamager.
#--------------------------------------------------

# Physical tape at SCSI ID 6 on Controller A using direct SCSI mapping
#load GKA600
#GKA600.image="\\.\Scsi2: 3 0 5"


#--------------------------------------------------
# Serial lines configuration
#
# A maximum of 7 serial adaptors (PBXDA)
# can be loaded (TXA)
#--------------------------------------------------

# Load 1 Serial adapter (TXA)
#load 1 TX

# Redirect line to virtual port
#TXA.line0.type="telnet"
#TXA.line0.port=":10004"
#TXA.line0.command="putty -raw -P 10004 localhost"
#
# Redirect line to physical Comport
#TXA.line1.type="device"
#TXA.line1.port="\\.\COM1"
#TXA.line2.type="device"
#TXA.line2.port="\\.\COMn"
#TXA.line3.type="device"
#TXA.line3.port="\\.\COMn"
#TXA.line4.type="device"
#TXA.line4.port="\\.\COMn"
#TXA.line5.type="device"
#TXA.line5.port="\\.\COMn"
#TXA.line6.type="device"
#TXA.line6.port="\\.\COMn"
#TXA.line7.type="device"
#TXA.line7.port="\\.\COMn"


#--------------------------------------------------
# Parallel port configuration
#
# The device is preloaded and
# can only be assigned to telnet or a physical com/Parallel port
#--------------------------------------------------

# Redirect LPT to virtual port
#LPT1.type="telnet"
#LPT1.port=":10006"
#LPT1.command="putty -raw -P 10006 localhost"

# Redirect LPT to physical Com/Parallel port
#LPT1.type="device"
#LPT1.port="\\.\COMn"
#LPT1.port="\\.\PARn"


#--------------------------------------------------
# Ethernet configuration
#
# Currently a maximum of 4 ethernet adaptors (DE500)
# can be loaded (EWA0, EWB0, EWC0, and EWD0)
#
# Network interface option "iface" specifies
# the mapping of the emulated ethernet device to
# the a real Windows ethernet device.
# Specify the devicename of a windows network card
# as displayed by the network control panel applet like :
# "Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet", or enter the name
# of the connection itself like : "Local Area Connection"
#--------------------------------------------------

# Load 2 Ethernet adapters EWA0 and EWB0.
#load 2 EW

#EWA0.iface="Local Area Connection"

#EWB0.iface="Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet #2"


#--------------------------------------------------
# Start the emulator
#--------------------------------------------------

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