#
#				BIT - CONFIGURATION
#
# This file contains the following configuration information:
#
#   1)	STATUS indicates where the report file is sent.
#   2)	NETHOST indicates the host to which the network test is directed.
#   3)	IGNOREMSG lists system error messages to ignore.
#	List strings between double quotes and separated by |'s.
#   4)	FLOPLAP = seconds to delay after each lap of floppy test
#   5)	GRAFLAP = seconds to delay after each lap of graphics test
#   6)	TAPELAP = secs to delay after each lap of cartridge & 9-track tests
#   7)	EXALAP = secs to delay after each lap of the exabyte test
#	If this is set to "AUTO-INCREMENT" then the delay starts at
#	0 and increments by 300 seconds on each pass.
#   8)	NETLAP = seconds to delay after each lap of ethernet test
#   9)	EXA X, NINE X, and CART X give the names of the two /dev/rmt 
#	device files to be used.  The first is standard, the second is 
#	no rewind.  Additional lines may be added using the same format.
#	On SCSI0, drives 4, 5, and 6 are device files hc, h, and ctape.
#	On SCSI1, they are hc1d4, h1d5, and ct1d6, etc.
#	For CART, specific formats can be selected by appending a list of
#	formats (QIC24 QIC120 QIC150).  Otherwise the default is used.
#	TIMEOUT values are given in seconds for tape operations.
#  10)	DEFAULT_DISK_SIZE is the MB's of disk space to test if the available
#	disk space cannot be determined.  (ie. for NFS mounts).
#  11)	NFS_DISK_SIZING set to FIXED means use DEFAULT_DISK_SIZE on 
#	NFS-mounted disks.  AUTO means determine the actual disk space
#	available, if possible, and test all of it.
#  12)	DISK X indicates the normal or special file on which the disk
#	test will run.  If a file, then BIT will create it and later
#	delete it.  If a special file (/dev/rdsk/...) then be sure the 
#	partition is not mounted.  
#
STATUS  -> gate:/usr/user/bit
NETHOST -> gate
IGNOREMSG -> "-- MARK --|attention; media change|ROOT LOGIN|too many hosts"
FLOPLAP -> 600
GRAFLAP -> 120
TAPELAP -> 600
EXALAP  -> AUTO-INCREMENT
NETLAP  -> 30
EXA 0   -> hc0 hc4
EXA 1   -> h0 h4		! for SCSI1 use: hc1d4 hc1d4n
EXA 2   -> hc2d4 hc2d4n		! for SCSI0 use: m0 m4
EXA_TIMEOUT -> 1800
NINE 0  -> h0 h4
NINE 1  -> h1d5 h1d5n
NINE 2  -> h2d5 h2d5n
NINE_TIMEOUT -> 900
CART 0  -> ctape0 ctape4 QIC120 QIC150
CART 1  -> ct1d6 ct1d6n QIC120 QIC150
CART 2  -> ct2d6 ct2d6n QIC120 QIC150
CART_TIMEOUT -> 900
DEFAULT_DISK_SIZE -> 20         ! MegaBytes of disk space.
NFS_DISK_SIZING   -> FIXED      ! FIXED or AUTO.
DISK 0  -> ./disk0.data
DISK 1  -> /usr1/disk1.data
DISK 2  -> /usr2/disk2.data
DISK 3  -> /usr3/disk3.data
DISK 4  -> /usr4/disk4.data
DISK 5  -> /usr5/disk5.data
DISK 6  -> /usr6/disk6.data
DISK 7  -> /usr7/disk7.data
DISK 8  -> /usr8/disk8.data
DISK 9  -> /usr9/disk9.data
DISK 10 -> /usr10/disk10.data
DISK 11 -> /usr11/disk11.data
DISK 12 -> /usr12/disk12.data
DISK 13 -> /usr13/disk13.data
DISK 14 -> /usr14/disk14.data
DISK 15 -> /usr15/disk15.data
DISK 16 -> /usr16/disk16.data
DISK 17 -> /usr17/disk17.data
DISK 18 -> /usr18/disk18.data
DISK 19 -> /usr19/disk19.data
DISK 20 -> /usr20/disk20.data
DISK 21 -> /usr21/disk21.data
DISK 22 -> /usr22/disk22.data
DISK 23 -> /usr23/disk23.data
DISK 24 -> /usr24/disk24.data
DISK 25 -> /usr25/disk25.data
DISK 26 -> /usr26/disk26.data
DISK 27 -> /usr27/disk27.data
DISK 28 -> /usr28/disk28.data
DISK 29 -> /usr29/disk29.data
DISK 30 -> /usr30/disk30.data
DISK 31 -> /usr31/disk31.data
DISK 32 -> /usr32/disk32.data
DISK 33 -> /usr33/disk33.data
DISK 34 -> /usr34/disk34.data
DISK 35 -> /usr35/disk35.data
DISK 36 -> /usr36/disk36.data
DISK 37 -> /usr37/disk37.data
DISK 38 -> /usr38/disk38.data
DISK 39 -> /usr39/disk39.data
