Driver:MIPS
MIPS
This article and the corresponding MAME driver focus on computers sold by MIPS Computer Systems which use MIPS R2000/R3000 processors and run RISC/os (also known as UMIPS), a port of UNIX System V release 3 with BSD extensions.
Introduction
Status
Hardware
Preparation
Prerequisites
TODO: mame version, riscos files, tap adapter
Network
TODO: set up the bfs and rsh networking tools and environment.
Storage
Use chdman createhd
to prepare a new CHD for the operating system installation, and then chdman addmeta
to apply a manufacturer string used to identify the drive make/model information that will be returned by the SCSI INQUIRY command.
chdman createhd -o rs2030.chd -chs 1872,15,74 chdman addmeta -i rs2030.chd -t IDNT -vt "SEAGATE ST11200N 1.00"
The SCSI INQUIRY response data (defined by the IDNT meta-data tag in the CHD) should consist of an 8 character manufacturer name, 16 character model number, and 4 character version number, all left justified and padded with spaces.
Configuration
TODO: mame configuration
Installing RISC/os
Format Utility
Miniroot Installation
References
The following are various documents pertaining to MIPS computer systems.
Reference | Title | Date | Links |
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Reference | Title | MmmYY | [1] |