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KMC(8) System Manager's Manual KMC(8) NAME kmc, kdiload, kmcdump - control KMC11 input/output processors SYNOPSIS /etc/kdiload [ dev [ file ] ] /etc/kmcdump [ dev ] DESCRIPTION These commands control the KMC11-B microprocessors used for Datakit protocol processing. Kdiload resets KMC device dev, copies the microcode in file into the KMC's memory, and starts the KMC. Dev may be a pathname or a single character key identifying the KMC; the default is File defaults to that specified in if a single character key is used, otherwise. Kmcdump stops the KMC and copies its state into files in the working directory. Dev may be a single character key or a pathname; the de- fault is The KMC's memory is copied to the file core.k.nnn, where k is the keyletter and nnn is some number; the state of the KMC's registers and some trace information from Unix is written to regs.k.nnn. These commands search the file for KMC devices and microcode files. The file contains lines of three blank-separated fields: single character identifying this KMC full pathname of the KMC device file full pathname of the microcode to be used in this KMC The KMC with key K uses Datakit special files with names like /dev/dk/dkK03. If there is only one KMC for Datakit, its key is If the only KMC is the only Datakit interface in a machine, its key is and its special files look like /dev/dk/dk03. FILES SEE ALSO dkmgr(8) BUGS For the moment, the only permissible keys are and The KMC and Datakit filename conventions are arcane, and based on obsolete notions; they should be replaced. KMC(8)