# -*- perl -*- (for emacs syntax coloring)
#
#  /etc/mol/molrc.macos 
#
#  Mac-on-Linux master configuration file for MacOS (classic) booting
#


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Parse other config files (these files are in /etc/mol/)
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

include		${etc}/molrc.video	# video configuration
include		${etc}/molrc.input	# mouse and keyboard
include		${etc}/molrc.net	# networking
include		${etc}/molrc.sound	# sound


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Misc Settings
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ram_size:		48		# should probably be increased
disable_altivec:	no		# 


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# HFS Volumes
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#	To use a HFS disk in mol, add a blkdev line. The syntax is
#
#		blkdev:		<device>   [flags]
#
#	where <device> can be an entire disk (/dev/sda), a single
#	partition (/dev/sda6) or a disk image (/home/samuel/moldisk).
#
#	Valid flags are
#
#		-rw/-ro		read-write / read-only [default]
#		-force		export non-HFS partitions (be careful!)
#		-whole		export the complete disk rather than individual
#				partitions (be careful!)
#		-cd		CD/DVD
#		-boot		boot from this disk.
#		-boot1		boot from this disk (ignore other -boot flags)
#	
#	If the --cdboot switch is used, then MOL will boot from CD

blkdev:			/dev/cdrom	-cd ${cdboot}

ifeq ${session} 0 {
    # default configuration
    blkdev:		/dev/hda	-rw
    blkdev:		/dev/hdb	-rw
    blkdev:		/dev/sda	-rw
    blkdev:		/dev/sdb	-rw
}

ifeq ${session} 4 {
    # alternate configuration (startmol --alt)
    blkdev:		/tmp/hfs.image	-rw
}

ifeq ${boot_type} oldworld {
    # oldworld booting (for MacOS 8.5 or older) 
    blkdev:		/tmp/oldworld.image -rw
}


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# SCSI Configuration (also relevant for IDE CDs and other SCSI-like devices)
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# By default, MOL automatically scans for non-harddisk type SCSI devices.
# If only specified SCSI devices are to be used by mol, change the
# the autoprobe setting below.
#
# Change the generic_scsi_for_cds setting to 'no' if the patch to
# the 'Apple CD/DVD Driver' has not been installed (refer to the
# readme file in the 'MOL install' volume for instructions).
# Without the patch, CDs will (probably) not show up on the desktop.
# Of course, without generic SCSI there will be no CD-burning...
#
# Note: By passing a command-line argument (e.g. 'hdc=scsi') to the kernel,
# IDE CDs are seen as SCSI devices. This is how IDE CD burners are accessed
# in linux (and in MOL)...

generic_scsi_for_cds:	yes		# use generic SCSI for CD/DVDs
autoprobe_scsi:		yes


# If SCSI autoprobing is disabled then devices must be exported manually.
# The generic_scsi_for_cds setting is ignored for explicitly specified devices.

#scsi_dev:		"0:0:0"		# host/channel/id
#scsi_dev:		"1:0:0"		# 


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# USB Configuration
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Generic USB support. Devices that are _not_ claimed by specific
# USB drivers are seen by MOL. Note: Make sure the kernel is compiled
# with 'Preliminary USB device filesystem' support. Also, for best effect,
# turn off drivers for specific USB devices (like 'USB Scanner support').

enable_usb:		yes


#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# MacOS ROM Newworld Configuration
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#	By default, MOL loads the 'Mac OS ROM' file directly from the System
#	Folder of the startup disk. If this is not desirable (unlikely),
#	then the ROM can be loaded from the linux side by using the
#	newworld_rom keyword. Note that the ROM file must be copied to the
#	linux side as a *binary* without any kind of encoding (avoid
#	MacBinary in particular).
#
#		newworld_rom:	/BK/roms/rom.1.6.nw