First, you start SYSGEN:
$ run sys$system:sysgenThen you go into configuration mode (you should also try help configure):
SYSGEN> configureThe utility is now waiting for device names in the form of device name[,number], where value is the number of devices of that kind. SYSGEN recognises standard Digital device names (e.g. UDA50, TU80), you must enter third-party products with the name of their Digital counterpart (for example the Emulex QD21 is an MSCP disk controller, just like Digital's UDA50, so instead of QD21 (which is unknown to SYSGEN) you must enter UDA).
DEVICE> kda50,2Two MSCP disk controllers...
DEVICE> ts11One TS11-formatted magtape controller...
DEVICE> tmscpOne TMSCP device...
DEVICE> dhv11A 8-line async multiplexor...
DEVICE> lp11,3Three printer ports...
DEVICE> dz11More serial lines...
DEVICE> ^ZTerminate the list with CTRL+Z
Device: KDA50 Name: PUA0 CSR: 772150 Vector: 154 Support: yes Device: KDA50 Name: PUA1 CSR: 760334* Vector: 310* Support: yes Device: TS11 Name: MSA0 CSR: 772520 Vector: 224 Support: yes Device: TMSCP Name: MUA0 CSR: 774500 Vector: 260 Support: yes Device: DHV11 Name: TTA CSR: 760500* Vector: 320* Support: yes Device: DZ11 Name: DZ CSR: 760070* Vector: 300* Support: no Device: LP11 Name: LPA0 CSR: 777514 Vector: 200 Support: yes Device: LP11 Name: LPA1 CSR: 764004 Vector: 179 Support: yes Device: LP11 Name: LPA2 CSR: 764014 Vector: 0174 Support: no CSRs and vectors marked '*' are in floating space. SYSGEN>Of course, depending on the version of the operating system you're using SYSGEN on, the device names may vary. You might need to use the old, UNIBUS-equivalent names, i.e. "UDA" instead of "KDA50", "DH" or "DHU" instead of "DHV11", "UNA" instead of "DELQA".
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