#-*-makefile-*-#######################################
#
#  Mac-on-Linux configuration file (molrc)
#
#  MOL looks for this resource file in the following
#  places:
#
# 	$MOLRC		[only if started as root]
#	/etc/molrc-hostname
#	/etc/molrc
#
#  All paths are relative to the 'lib' folder,
#  normally /usr/lib/mol/ or /usr/local/lib/mol/
#
#####################################################


####################################
# ROM support
####################################

# 	If newworld_boot is set to yes, then MOL boots from a file-ROM 
#	(also called "newworld" ROM). The file-ROM image is simply a copy of the 
#	file "MacOS ROM" and can be copied from the System Folder (MacOS 8.6 or later).
#	The ROM file might be missing on non-G3 machines if MacOS was installed
#	with the "minimal installation" option checked (you can use free application
#	'tome viewer' to extract the file from the MacOS installer).
#
#	IMPORTANT: Currently it is necessary to strip the first 0x4000 bytes 
#	from the newworld image. This is done with the command 
#	'strip_nwrom org_romimage destimage'.
#
#	Newworld booting currently does not work on 601-based machines (but 
#	the built-in ROM should work for these machines)
#
newworld_boot:	yes
newworld_rom:	rom/rom.nw		# path to the stripped ROM-image


#	To boot from a Boot-ROM (not a newworld_boot - set newworld_boot
#	above to 'no'). The following *only* applies for Boot-ROMs. 
#
# 	You should in general use a ROM-image and an oftree description 
# 	file from the same machine, or from a closely related machine.
# 	If no ofree image is available (or if it doesn't work),
# 	try all the files in the oftrees directory.
#
# 	If the lines below are commented, then the ROM/oftree of the
# 	machine running the software will be used (see doc/mol/Status
# 	for more information)
#
#	Note: Do NOT use the "strip_nwrom" command on non-newworld images!
#

rom_image:	rom/rom.8500
oftree:		oftrees/oftree.8500


####################################
# Emulation parameters
####################################

# 	1=601, 2=602, 3=603, 4=604, 8=750 (G3)
#
# 	NOTE: 603 machines should currently specify 4
#	Some boot-ROMs might not run in G3 mode (specify a 604 instead)

processor:	8
ram_size:	192		# You might want to increase this


############################################
# HFS volumes
############################################
#
# To let MOL access a HFS volume, simple add a line:
#
#	blkdev:		device	flags'
#
# Device can for instance be /dev/hda/, /dev/hda6 or /dev/sda4.
# HFS partitions > 4 GB are untested - please report success/failure.
#
# Supported flags:
#
#		-rw		read-write
#		-ro		read-only [default]
#		-force		use this flag to mount non-HFS partitions
#		-cd		CD (in principal the same as -ro)
#

# You probably want to change the entries below to something 
# like
# 
# blkdev:	/dev/hda6	-rw
#
# where hda6 is a HFS(+) partition. Use pdisk/disklabel to find
# out what partition numbers your HFS partitions have.
#
blkdev:         /dev/hda        -rw
blkdev:         /dev/hdb        -rw
blkdev:         /dev/sda        -rw
blkdev:         /dev/sdb        -rw
#blkdev:        /dev/cdrom      -cd

# This following line disables the block driver completely
#disable_osi_blk:	yes


############################################
# SCSI (obsolete - use "blkdev" above instead)
############################################
#
# Synopsis:
#   scsi_disk:   scsi_id device1 device2 ... [option [options]]
#
# Options:
#
#	-osi		add to osi bus (default, probably what you want)
#	-hw		add to hardware bus
#	-rw		read/write access (only HFS partitions are affected)
#	-rwall		read/write access (for all partitions)
#
# Advanced options:
#
#	-nodrvr		prevent inclusion of the driver specified by scsi_driver
#	-nopar		don't construct the partition table (implies -nodrvr)
#	-empty		prevent removal of empty device

# The SCSI driver is obsolete - use the block driver above instead.
# If you still wan't to use it, comment the following line
disable_osi_scsi:	yes

# This entry removes the spin-up delay
scsi_disk:	0  -hw -nodrvr -empty	# don't touch

#scsi_disk:	0  /dev/sda	-rw
#scsi_disk:	1  /dev/sdb	-rw
#scsi_disk:	2  /dev/sdc	-rw
#scsi_disk:	3  /dev/sdd	-rw
#scsi_disk:	4  /dev/hda	-rw
#scsi_disk:	5  /dev/hdb	-rw
#scsi_disk:	6  /dev/hdc	-rw

#   	Some harddisks (in particular certain IDE disks) might not contain 
#   	suitable SCSI drivers (Apple_Driver43). Refer to the documents
#   	doc/mol/IDE-howto for information how to use such a volume.
#   	As an extra bonus, it will also be possible to export individual
#   	partitions, e.g.
#
#   	scsi_disk:	0 /dev/hda6	-rw
#
#   	Other recommended reading is doc/mol/Disk-images
#	and doc/mol/SCSI-driver.

#scsi_driver:	drivers/scsi_driver


####################################
# Newworld settings
####################################

oftree_nw:	oftrees/oftree.nw
nvram_image_nw:	nvram/nvram.nw

####################################
# Floppy
####################################
#
# 	Don't use floppy1 and floppy2 at the same 
#	time - it doesn't work!
#
#	Newworld ROMs doesn't support floppy.
#
# 	Tip: Try the disk tools floppy from Apple 
#	(more info in doc/mol/IDE-howto).

#floppy1:	images/boot_disk.floppy
#floppy2:	images/boot_disk_2.floppy	


####################################
# Mouse
####################################
#
# One of the following mouse settings should probably
# be used:
#
#	device		protocol
#   ------------------------------
#	/dev/usbmouse,	  usb
#	/dev/adbmouse,	  adb
#	     -		console
#

#mouse_device:	/dev/usbmouse	
mouse_protocol:	console		# usb (ps2), adb, console


####################################
# Ethernet
####################################

disable_osi_enet:   no
enet_interface:     eth0


####################################
# Video X / fullscreen
####################################
#
# enable_mol_video:	(fullscreen video)
# enable_xvideo:	(use X Windows)
# xscreen:		width/height (X Windows)
#
# DON'T ENABLE BOTH DRIVERS SIMULTANEOUSLY

enable_mol_video:	yes
enable_xvideo:		no

#enable_mol_video:	no
#enable_xvideo:		yes
#xscreen:		1024/768
#xscreen:		800/600


####################################
# PCI-ROM paths
####################################

mol_video_pcirom:	pci_roms/mol_video.pcirom
osi_scsi_pcirom:	pci_roms/osi_scsi.pcirom
osi_enet_pcirom:	pci_roms/osi_enet.pcirom
osi_blk_pcirom:		pci_roms/osi_blk.pcirom

# corresponding for newworld boot
mol_video_pcirom_nw:	pci_roms/mol_video.nw
osi_scsi_pcirom_nw:	pci_roms/osi_scsi.nw
osi_enet_pcirom_nw:	pci_roms/osi_enet.nw
osi_blk_pcirom_nw:	pci_roms/osi_blk.nw

####################################
# NVRAM image
####################################
#
# The 8500-image can be used together with most ROMs
# More info in the doc/mol/Nvram file

nvram_image:	nvram/nvram.8500.image


####################################
# Misc
####################################

#vt:	9	# default VT-number to use


####################################
# Debugger settings
####################################

debug:		false
via_verbose:	no

symfile:	syms/atraps.syms
symfile:	syms/7200.syms
symfile:	syms/lowmem.syms
#symfile:	syms/macram.syms
symfile:	syms/macrom.syms
symfile:	syms/of_dev.syms
symfile:	syms/of.syms

export_symfile:	/tmp/exported_symbols

# the logfile is only used if mol was started with the -d flag
logfile:	/tmp/mol-logfile