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26 # ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
28 # Configuration file for "lombus" driver
32 # The following are needed by our parent (ebus), but OBP should
33 # have already created them. So they should only be specified
34 # here if you have an old version of OBP that didn't do this ...
36 #device_type = "serial";
40 # Various debugging options interpreted by the lombus driver itself ...
42 # 'allow-lom-echo' (boolean) tells the driver to look for and filter
43 # out echoes of its own messages to the LOM. Only useful if the LOM
44 # has been configured to echo messages!
48 # 'baud-rate' (int) specifies the speed of the serial link between
49 # the host and the LOM. Obviously, it must be the same as the value
50 # selected by the LOM; getting it wrong will prevent any communication
51 # with the LOM. The default is 38400, which is the value used by the
52 # standard version of the LOM firmware.
56 # 'debug' (int) is a bit-mask for turning on various traces from
57 # different parts of the driver. Only available if the driver
58 # was compiled with DEBUG enabled.
62 # 'fake-cts' (boolean) tells the driver to ignore the CTS signal from
63 # the LOM that's usually used for flow control and to show that the
64 # LOM is ready for the next message. Only useful for debugging.