The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System, Second Edition
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    1 #
    2 # Mach Operating System
    3 # Copyright (c) 1986 Carnegie-Mellon University
    4 # All rights reserved.  The CMU software License Agreement
    5 # specifies the terms and conditions for use and redistribution.
    6 #  
    7 ######################################################################
    8 #
    9 #  Standard Apple MacOS X Configurations:
   10 #  -------- ---- -------- ---------------
   11 #
   12 #  RELEASE       = [ mach_bsd mach_kdp iokit mach_pe ppc mach              ]
   13 #  RELEASE_TRACE = [ RELEASE kdebug ]
   14 #  DEBUG         = [ RELEASE mach_kdb debug ]
   15 #  DEBUG_TRACE   = [ DEBUG kdebug ]
   16 #  PROFILE       = [ RELEASE profile ]
   17 #
   18 ######################################################################
   19 #
   20 ##############################################################################
   21 #
   22 # Statistics and timing options.
   23 #
   24 # STAT_TIME indicates that this machine uses a statistical timer for gathering
   25 #       usage statistics, and has no higher resolution timer to measure actual
   26 #       intervals.
   27 #
   28 options         STAT_TIME
   29 #options        MACH_MACHINE_ROUTINES
   30 
   31 #
   32 # MACH_PROF enables code for mach profiling.
   33 #
   34 options         MACH_PROF       #               # <mach_prof>
   35 ##############################################################################
   36 #
   37 # Debug
   38 #
   39 options         DEBUG           #               # <debug>
   40 
   41 options         PROFILE         # kernel profiling      # <profile>
   42 
   43 machine         "ppc"
   44 cpu             "ppc"
   45 pseudo-device   cpus            2
   46 pseudo-device   scc             1
   47 pseudo-device   vc              1
   48 
   49 
   50 
   51 # Disabled by default, since mklinux does not need this
   52 # unless running multiserver - the atalk stack at time of
   53 # writing inserts a null filter!
   54 #options        NET_FILTER_COMPILER
   55 
   56 # Turn on the serial console by uncommenting the this:
   57 #options        SERIAL_CONSOLE_DEFAULT
   58 
   59 options         MACH_KDP        #               # <mach_kdp>
   60 options         MACH_KDB        #               # <mach_kdb>
   61 options         MACH_BSD        #               # <mach_bsd>
   62 options         IOKIT           #               # <iokit>
   63 options         MACH_PE         #               # <mach_pe>
   64 
   65 # XXX for bringup, turns on mac disklabels, 
   66 # and some other nice stuff for the diskshim
   67 options         POWERMAC

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