As of 12/3/98 (courtesy David Gatwood):
Here are the ones that I know of:
A. switches
-a - Ask for additional info
-c - * collocate linux server (???)
-e - Expansion bay support (PB1400, deprecated)
-s - Single user
-v - cached console Video (deprecated)
* - this is really a linux server option that can be passed from
lilo.conf, I _think_.
B. environment variables (the ones that seem valid for PPC)
bmacplus - can set bmac support to pretent a bmac
is a bmac+. Could be useful for iMac
support, eventually, otherwise, not very
useful. :-)
bus_speed_hz - bus speed in Hertz, for clock speed.
console_cache - Improves video performance in X, but
fails on x100 machines, and crashes on
x100 AV machines. (replaces -v)
cpus - sets maximum cpus to use.
max_wdunits - allows you to disable high-numbered IDE
busses if they're empty, such as PB3400
with no CD-ROM. Not necessary w/ PB2400,
whose second bus is disabled in source.
pb1400_expbay - Expansion bay support (PB1400, replaces
-e)
scsi_nodisconnect - sets DEV_NO_DISCONNECT flag...
scsi_sync - sets DEV_RUN_SYNC flag...
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