# PolySCSI Configuration is divided into 2 main sections:
# - [COMPUTER]: will asign computer specific behaviour
# - [DEVICE]: device specific configuration that will be a device type. This section can include several devices if they share the same type
#
# [COMPUTER]
# Computer section only includes configs that affect the X68000 with the SASI interface such as the X68000 ACE or EXPERT where parity and atn are not phisycally present.
# Other settings will be added when working on other computers 
# PARITY=Y/N : Parity is present in machine so device is expected to check parity in and set parity out 
# ATN=Y/N : Attention connection is present and will need to be addressed upon assertion
# 
# [DEVICE]
# ID=N where N is the device ID from 0 to 7. Other values will defualt to 0
# DEV_TYPE=N : where N is from the list below
#  0 = SCSI hard drive, will set BLOCK_SIZE to 512 by default
#  1 = SASI harddrive as found in the X68000, will set BLOCKSIZE to 256 by default. Max size for the X68000 to detect it is 40MB 
#  2 = CD-ROM, will set BLOCK_SIZE to 2352 by default if block is not set to 2048 or 2352
# BLOCKSIZE=N  where is the block which can be 256, 512, 1024, 2048 or 4096 max and will override default value from DEV_TYPE.
#  Typically, SASI HDDs use 256 and SCSI HDDs use 512
# DIR="path/to/hard/drive/disk/images" - path to the hdd image or iso using forward slashes only from root directory
# LU="imagename" name of the image which can be a hard drive disk image or an ISO for a CD-ROM that will be assigned to a logical unit.
# For CDs, a .bin file will assume there is only 1 track on the CD and create a dummy TOC, however providing a .cue or a .ccd file will provide the proper
# disc description and create the TOC it.
# The .ccd file format does not provide the CD image filename so the CD filename name must be named CD3.bin if the .ccd file is named CD3.ccd for example.
# For .cue files, the CD image name is read from the file e.g. "FILE "NewZealand Story, The (Japan) (Rev A).bin" BINARY" which will tried first by default
# and if not present will try to open "CD3.bin" if the .cue file is named CD3.cue      
# Up to 8 LUs can be assigned to a device and will be automatically numbered 0 to 7 following the order they come in. 
# The X68000 drivers only support LUN 0 or 1 but other PCs might use more.
# If config file is not present or sections are missing, the software will attempt to mount images using the file names present in the root directory only.
# Using this method, disk images must be named HD[X][Y]_BLOCKSIZE where [X] is device ID 0-7 and [Y] is the logical unit number 0-7 and BLOCKSIZE the blocksize
# 256-4096 as explained earlier. If [Y] is missing device will use LUN 0 by default. 


[COMPUTER]
PARITY=N
ATN=N

#[DEVICE]
#ID=0
#TYPE=1
#DIR=SASI_DRIVES
#BLOCKSIZE=256
#LU="HD10_256.hdf"
#LU="HD11_256.hdf"

[DEVICE]
ID=1
TYPE=0
BLOCKSIZE=512
DIR="X68000_DRIVES"
LU="HD10_512.hda"
#LU="HD11_512.hda"

[DEVICE]
ID=2
TYPE=0
BLOCKSIZE=512
DIR="X68000_DRIVES"
LU="HD20_512.hda"
#LU="HD21_512.hda"

[DEVICE]
ID=3
TYPE=0
BLOCKSIZE=512
DIR="X68000_DRIVES"
LU="HD30_512.hda"
#LU="HD31_512.hda"

[DEVICE]
ID=4
TYPE=0
BLOCKSIZE=512
DIR="X68000_DRIVES"
LU="HD40_512.hda"
#LU="HD41_512.hda"

#[DEVICE]
#ID=5
#TYPE=2
#BLOCKSIZE=2352
#DIR="X68000_DRIVES"
#LU="HD50_512.hds"
#LU="HD51_512.hda"

# end of config file