qic02conf(1)

qic02conf1

Set hardware parameters of the qic-02 interface

Usage

qic02conf [-f , --file f] [--drive d] [--card c] [--irq i] [--dma d] [--port p] [--debug d] [--have-dens dens] [--have-bsf bsf] [--have-fsr fsr] [--have-bsr bsr] [--have-eod eod] [--have-seek seek] [--have-tell tell] [--have-ras1 ras1] [--have-ras2 ras2] [--have-ras3 ras3] [--have-qfa qfa] [-V , --help , --version]

Overview

qic02conf is used to tell the Linux kernel the hardware parameters of the QIC-02 interface card.

Options

--drive d
--card c

The type of the interface card. Supported interface cards are listed by qic02conf --help. For details see the kernel source.

--irq i

Set the interrupt line used by the interface card.

--dma d

Set the DMA channel used by the interface card.

--port p

Set the IO port used by the interface card.

--debug d

Set the debug level.

--have-dens dens
--have-bsf bsf
--have-fsr fsr
--have-bsr bsr
--have-eod eod
--have-seek seek
--have-tell tell
--have-ras1 ras1
--have-ras2 ras2
--have-ras3 ras3
--have-qfa qfa

Releases

Unchanged in 4 releases since Debian 1.3 (Bo).

  1. 1.3–2.2

Bugs

Wrong values for drive, card, irq, dma and port can cause system hangs and crashes.

From hwtools 0.5-0.2 in Debian 2.2 (Potato). Parsed by carta from the page's man source.