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Default config for MacPlus.xml
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Default config for MacPlus.xml
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<SCSI2SD>
<BoardConfig>
<!-- ********************************************************
Enable the onboard active terminator (v5.1 or greater).
Both ends of the SCSI chain should be terminated. Disable
only if the SCSI2SD is in the middle of a chain with other
devices.
********************************************************* -->
<enableTerminator>false</enableTerminator>
<unitAttention>false</unitAttention>
<parity>false</parity>
<!-- ********************************************************
Only set to true when using with a fast SCSI2 host
controller. This can cause problems with older/slower
hardware.
********************************************************* -->
<enableScsi2>false</enableScsi2>
<!-- ********************************************************
Setting to 'true' will result in increased performance at the
cost of lower noise immunity.
Only set to true when using short cables with only 1 or two
devices. This should remain off when using external SCSI1 DB25
cables.
********************************************************* -->
<disableGlitchFilter>false</disableGlitchFilter>
<enableCache>false</enableCache>
<enableDisconnect>false</enableDisconnect>
<!-- ********************************************************
Respond to very short duration selection attempts. This supports
non-standard hardware, but is generally safe to enable.
Required for Philips P2000C.
********************************************************* -->
<selLatch>true</selLatch>
<!-- ********************************************************
Convert luns to IDs. The unit must already be configured to respond
on the ID. Allows dual drives to be accessed from a
XEBEC S1410 SASI bridge.
eg. Configured for dual drives as IDs 0 and 1, but the XEBEC will
access the second disk as ID0, lun 1.
See ttp://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/xebec/104524C_S1410Man_Aug83.pdf
********************************************************* -->
<mapLunsToIds>false</mapLunsToIds>
<!-- ********************************************************
Delay (in milliseconds) before responding to a SCSI selection.
255 (auto) sets it to 0 for SCSI2 hosts and 1ms otherwise.
Some samplers need this set to 1 manually.
********************************************************* -->
<selectionDelay>0</selectionDelay>
<!-- ********************************************************
Startup delay (in seconds) before responding to the SCSI bus
after power on. Default = 0.
********************************************************* -->
<startupDelay>0</startupDelay>
<!-- ********************************************************
Speed limit the SCSI interface. This is the -max- speed the
device will run at. The actual spee depends on the capability
of the host controller.
0 No limit
1 Async 1.5MB/s
********************************************************* -->
<scsiSpeed>0</scsiSpeed>
</BoardConfig>
<SCSITarget id="0">
<enabled>true</enabled>
<!-- ********************************************************
Space separated list. Available options:
apple Returns Apple-specific mode pages
omti OMTI host non-standard link control
xebec XEBEC ignore step options in control byte
********************************************************* -->
<quirks></quirks>
<!-- ********************************************************
0x0 Fixed hard drive.
0x1 Removable drive.
0x2 Optical drive (ie. CD drive).
0x3 1.44MB Floppy Drive.
********************************************************* -->
<deviceType>0x0</deviceType>
<!-- ********************************************************
Device type modifier is usually 0x00. Only change this if your
OS requires some special value.
0x4C Data General Micropolis disk
********************************************************* -->
<deviceTypeModifier>0x0</deviceTypeModifier>
<!-- ********************************************************
SD card offset, as a sector number (always 512 bytes).
********************************************************* -->
<sdSectorStart>0</sdSectorStart>
<!-- ********************************************************
Drive geometry settings.
********************************************************* -->
<scsiSectors>3850240</scsiSectors>
<bytesPerSector>512</bytesPerSector>
<sectorsPerTrack>63</sectorsPerTrack>
<headsPerCylinder>255</headsPerCylinder>
<!-- ********************************************************
Drive identification information. The SCSI2SD doesn't
care what these are set to. Use these strings to trick a OS
thinking a specific hard drive model is attached.
********************************************************* -->
<!-- 8 character vendor string -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use ' SEAGATE' -->
<vendor> SEAGATE</vendor>
<!-- 16 character produce identifier -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use ' ST225N' -->
<prodId> ST225N</prodId>
<!-- 4 character product revision number -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use '1.0 ' -->
<revision>1.0 </revision>
<!-- 16 character serial number -->
<serial>1234567812345678</serial>
<!-- Custom mode pages, base64 encoded, up to 1024 bytes.-->
<modePages>
</modePages>
<!-- Custom inquiry VPD pages, base64 encoded, up to 1024 bytes.-->
<vpd>
</vpd>
</SCSITarget>
<SCSITarget id="1">
<enabled>false</enabled>
<!-- ********************************************************
Space separated list. Available options:
apple Returns Apple-specific mode pages
omti OMTI host non-standard link control
xebec XEBEC ignore step options in control byte
********************************************************* -->
<quirks></quirks>
<!-- ********************************************************
0x0 Fixed hard drive.
0x1 Removable drive.
0x2 Optical drive (ie. CD drive).
0x3 1.44MB Floppy Drive.
********************************************************* -->
<deviceType>0x0</deviceType>
<!-- ********************************************************
Device type modifier is usually 0x00. Only change this if your
OS requires some special value.
0x4C Data General Micropolis disk
********************************************************* -->
<deviceTypeModifier>0x0</deviceTypeModifier>
<!-- ********************************************************
SD card offset, as a sector number (always 512 bytes).
********************************************************* -->
<sdSectorStart>0</sdSectorStart>
<!-- ********************************************************
Drive geometry settings.
********************************************************* -->
<scsiSectors>4194303</scsiSectors>
<bytesPerSector>512</bytesPerSector>
<sectorsPerTrack>63</sectorsPerTrack>
<headsPerCylinder>255</headsPerCylinder>
<!-- ********************************************************
Drive identification information. The SCSI2SD doesn't
care what these are set to. Use these strings to trick a OS
thinking a specific hard drive model is attached.
********************************************************* -->
<!-- 8 character vendor string -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use ' SEAGATE' -->
<vendor> codesrc</vendor>
<!-- 16 character produce identifier -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use ' ST225N' -->
<prodId> SCSI2SD</prodId>
<!-- 4 character product revision number -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use '1.0 ' -->
<revision> 4.2</revision>
<!-- 16 character serial number -->
<serial>1234567812345678</serial>
<!-- Custom mode pages, base64 encoded, up to 1024 bytes.-->
<modePages>
</modePages>
<!-- Custom inquiry VPD pages, base64 encoded, up to 1024 bytes.-->
<vpd>
</vpd>
</SCSITarget>
<SCSITarget id="2">
<enabled>false</enabled>
<!-- ********************************************************
Space separated list. Available options:
apple Returns Apple-specific mode pages
omti OMTI host non-standard link control
xebec XEBEC ignore step options in control byte
********************************************************* -->
<quirks></quirks>
<!-- ********************************************************
0x0 Fixed hard drive.
0x1 Removable drive.
0x2 Optical drive (ie. CD drive).
0x3 1.44MB Floppy Drive.
********************************************************* -->
<deviceType>0x0</deviceType>
<!-- ********************************************************
Device type modifier is usually 0x00. Only change this if your
OS requires some special value.
0x4C Data General Micropolis disk
********************************************************* -->
<deviceTypeModifier>0x0</deviceTypeModifier>
<!-- ********************************************************
SD card offset, as a sector number (always 512 bytes).
********************************************************* -->
<sdSectorStart>0</sdSectorStart>
<!-- ********************************************************
Drive geometry settings.
********************************************************* -->
<scsiSectors>4194303</scsiSectors>
<bytesPerSector>512</bytesPerSector>
<sectorsPerTrack>63</sectorsPerTrack>
<headsPerCylinder>255</headsPerCylinder>
<!-- ********************************************************
Drive identification information. The SCSI2SD doesn't
care what these are set to. Use these strings to trick a OS
thinking a specific hard drive model is attached.
********************************************************* -->
<!-- 8 character vendor string -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use ' SEAGATE' -->
<vendor> codesrc</vendor>
<!-- 16 character produce identifier -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use ' ST225N' -->
<prodId> SCSI2SD</prodId>
<!-- 4 character product revision number -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use '1.0 ' -->
<revision> 4.2</revision>
<!-- 16 character serial number -->
<serial>1234567812345678</serial>
<!-- Custom mode pages, base64 encoded, up to 1024 bytes.-->
<modePages>
</modePages>
<!-- Custom inquiry VPD pages, base64 encoded, up to 1024 bytes.-->
<vpd>
</vpd>
</SCSITarget>
<SCSITarget id="3">
<enabled>false</enabled>
<!-- ********************************************************
Space separated list. Available options:
apple Returns Apple-specific mode pages
omti OMTI host non-standard link control
xebec XEBEC ignore step options in control byte
********************************************************* -->
<quirks></quirks>
<!-- ********************************************************
0x0 Fixed hard drive.
0x1 Removable drive.
0x2 Optical drive (ie. CD drive).
0x3 1.44MB Floppy Drive.
********************************************************* -->
<deviceType>0x0</deviceType>
<!-- ********************************************************
Device type modifier is usually 0x00. Only change this if your
OS requires some special value.
0x4C Data General Micropolis disk
********************************************************* -->
<deviceTypeModifier>0x0</deviceTypeModifier>
<!-- ********************************************************
SD card offset, as a sector number (always 512 bytes).
********************************************************* -->
<sdSectorStart>0</sdSectorStart>
<!-- ********************************************************
Drive geometry settings.
********************************************************* -->
<scsiSectors>4194303</scsiSectors>
<bytesPerSector>512</bytesPerSector>
<sectorsPerTrack>63</sectorsPerTrack>
<headsPerCylinder>255</headsPerCylinder>
<!-- ********************************************************
Drive identification information. The SCSI2SD doesn't
care what these are set to. Use these strings to trick a OS
thinking a specific hard drive model is attached.
********************************************************* -->
<!-- 8 character vendor string -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use ' SEAGATE' -->
<vendor> codesrc</vendor>
<!-- 16 character produce identifier -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use ' ST225N' -->
<prodId> SCSI2SD</prodId>
<!-- 4 character product revision number -->
<!-- For Apple HD SC Setup/Drive Setup, use '1.0 ' -->
<revision> 4.2</revision>
<!-- 16 character serial number -->
<serial>1234567812345678</serial>
<!-- Custom mode pages, base64 encoded, up to 1024 bytes.-->
<modePages>
</modePages>
<!-- Custom inquiry VPD pages, base64 encoded, up to 1024 bytes.-->
<vpd>
</vpd>
</SCSITarget>
</SCSI2SD>