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- MAKEDEV - create device special files
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- _M_A_K_E_D_E_V creates specified device files in the current directory; it is
- primarily used for constructing the /_d_e_v directory. It is a "makefile"
- processed by the _m_a_k_e(1) command. Its arguments can be either targets in
- the file or assignments overriding parameters defined in the file. The
- _t_a_r_g_e_ts aaaallllllllddddeeeevvvvssss and oooowwwwnnnneeeerrrrssss are assumed if no other targets are present
- (see below).
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- All devices are created relative to the current directory, so this
- command is normally executed from /_d_e_v. In order to create the devices
- successfully, you must be the superuser.
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- The following are some of the _t_a_r_g_e_t arguments that are recognized by
- _M_A_K_E_D_E_V. For a complete list you may need to examine the script.
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- ttttttttyyyyssss Creates _t_t_y (controlling terminal interface) files for CPU
- serial ports. In addition, creates special files for _c_o_n_s_o_l_e,
- _s_y_s_c_o_n, _s_y_s_t_t_y, _k_e_y_b_d, _m_o_u_s_e, _d_i_a_l_s, and _t_a_b_l_e_t. See
- _d_u_a_r_t(7), _c_o_n_s_o_l_e(7), _k_e_y_b_o_a_r_d(7), _m_o_u_s_e(7), _p_c_k_e_y_b_o_a_r_d(7),
- and _p_c_m_o_u_s_e(7) for details.
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- ccccddddssssiiiioooo Creates additional _t_t_y files enabled by using the Central Data
- serial board.
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- ppppttttyyyy Creates special files to support "pseudo terminals." This
- target makes a small number of files, with more created as
- needed by programs using them. Additional _p_t_y files can be
- made for older programs not using library functions to
- allocate _p_t_ys by using the _p_a_r_a_m_e_t_e_r override _M_A_X_P_T_Y=_1_0_0, or
- any other number between 1 and 199. See _p_t_y(7M) for details.
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- ddddkkkkssss Creates special files for SCSI disks. See _d_k_s(7M) for
- details.
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- rrrraaaadddd Creates special files for SCSI attached RAID disks. See
- _r_a_i_d(1M) and _u_s_r_a_i_d(7M) for details.
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- ffffddddssss Creates special files for SCSI floppy drives. See _s_m_f_d(7M)
- for details.
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- uuuussssrrrrvvvvmmmmeeee Creates special files for user level VME bus adapter
- interfaces. See _u_s_r_v_m_e(7M) for details.
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- uuuussssrrrrddddmmmmaaaa Creates special files for user level access to DMA engines.
- See _u_s_r_d_m_a(7M) for details.
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- ttttppppssss Creates special files for SCSI tape drives. See _t_p_s(7M) for
- details.
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- hhhhllll Creates special files for the hardware spinlock driver to use
- in process synchronization (IRIS-4D/GTX models only).
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- tttt3333222277770000 Creates the special files for the IBM 3270 interface
- controller.
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- ggggsssseeee Creates the special files for the IBM 5080 interface
- controller.
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- ddddnnnn____llllllll Creates the special file for the 4DDN logical link driver.
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- ddddnnnn____nnnneeeettttmmmmaaaannnn Creates the special file for the 4DDN network management
- driver.
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- aaaauuuuddddiiiioooo Creates the special file for the bi-directional audio channel
- interface for the IRIS-4D/20 series. See _a_u_d_i_o(1) for
- details.
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- ppppllllpppp Creates the special file for the parallel printer interface
- for the IRIS-4D/20 series. See _p_l_p(7) for details.
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- eeeeiiii Creates the special file for the Challenge/Onyx external
- interrupt interface. See _e_i(7) for details.
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- ggggeeeennnneeeerrrriiiicccc Creates miscellaneous, commonly used devices: _t_t_y, the
- controlling terminal device; _m_e_m, _k_m_e_m, _m_m_e_m, and _n_u_l_l, the
- memory devices; _p_r_f, the kernel profiling interface; _t_p_o_r_t,
- the texport interface; _s_h_m_i_q, the event queue interface; _g_f_x,
- _g_r_a_p_h_i_c_s, the graphics device interfaces; and _z_e_r_o, a source
- of zeroed unnamed memory. See _t_t_y(7), _m_e_m(7), _p_r_f(7), and
- _z_e_r_o(7) for details concerning some of these respective
- devices.
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- lllliiiinnnnkkkkssss This option does both _d_i_s_k and _t_a_p_e
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- ddddiiiisssskkkk This option creates all the disk device special files for the
- _d_k_s drives, and then creates links by which you can
- conveniently reference them without knowing the configuration
- of the particular machine. The links _r_o_o_t, _r_r_o_o_t, _s_w_a_p,
- _r_s_w_a_p, _u_s_r, _r_u_s_r, _v_h, and _r_v_h are created to reference the
- current root, swap, usr and volume header partitions.
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- ttttaaaappppeeee This option creates all the _t_p_s tape devices, then makes links
- to _t_a_p_e, _n_r_t_a_p_e, _t_a_p_e_n_s, and _n_r_t_a_p_e_n_s for the first tape drive
- found, if one exists. It checks for SCSI in descending target
- ID order, and ascending SCSI bus number.
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- mmmmiiiinnnnddddeeeevvvvssss This option is shorthand for creating the _g_e_n_e_r_i_c, _l_i_n_k_s, _p_t_y,
- _t_t_y_s, device files.
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- aaaallllllllddddeeeevvvvssss This option creates all of the device special files listed
- above.
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- oooowwwwnnnneeeerrrrssss This option changes the owner and group of the files in the
- current directory to the desired default state.
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- oooonnnnllllyyyylllliiiinnnnkkkkssss This option does only the link portion of _d_i_s_k and _t_a_p_e above,
- in case a different disk is used as root, or a different tape
- drive is used.
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- For some types of devices (currently disk, tape, and generic scsi), shell
- scripts in /_d_e_v/_M_A_K_E_D_E_V._d are run to create devices. These scripts are
- of the form DDDDKKKKSSSS_____a_n_y_t_h_i_n_g, where _a_n_y_t_h_i_n_g can be anything other than _b_a_s_e,
- as that is the name of the scripts shipped with the system. This allows
- site specific customization, without risk of losing the customization
- when the operating system is upgraded or re-installed. See the existing
- scripts in that directory for examples. The scripts are run in lexical
- order. The other two currently supported prefixes are TTTTPPPPSSSS____, and SSSSCCCCSSSSIIII____.
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- The links made for /_d_e_v/_u_s_r and /_d_e_v/_r_u_s_r always point to partition 6 of
- the root drive. While this is the most common convention, it is not
- invariable.
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- If a system has been reconfigured with the /_u_s_r filesystem in some place
- other than this default, by specifying the device in /_e_t_c/_f_s_t_a_b (see
- _f_s_t_a_b(4)), the /_d_e_v/_u_s_r and /_d_e_v/_r_u_s_r devices will NOT point to the
- device holding the real /_u_s_r filesystem.
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