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Configuration
SERDISK2.TOS will load configuration settings from SERDISK.CFG, if present.
SERDISK.CFG structure:
[Drive letter][Disk buffer]
Valid drive identifiers are C-P.
| Value | Disk size | Buffer RAM |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 512 MiB | 32 KiB |
| 4 | 256 MiB | 16 KiB |
| 3 | 128 MiB | 8 KiB |
| 2 | 64 MiB | 4 KiB |
| 1 | 32 MiB | 0 KiB |
M5
Drive letter M with a maximum size of 512MiB
P3
Driver letter P with a maximum size of 128MiB
If no configuration file is present, the virtual disk will be mounted as drive M with a maximum size of 512MiB.
| Parameter | Valid values | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| disk-size | 32 - 512 | 32 | The size of the virtual disk in MiB. Maximum is 512MiB for TOS version 1.04+, otherwise 256MiB |
| root-directory-sectors | Any number | 8 | The number of available sectors for file and folder entries in the root directory. Larger values allow more files in the root directory |
| port | Any present serial port name | COM1 (Windows) /dev/ttyS0 (Linux) | The COM port used for serial communication |
| baud-rate | 0 - 19200 | 9600 | The data rate used to communicate with TOS. Higher values require hardware modifications. This must match the setting in TOS |
| data-bits | 5 - 8 | 8 | The number of data bits used for a character. This must match the setting in TOS |
| stop-bits | None | One | Two | OnePointFive | One | Number of bits to be sent after each character. Used for synchronisation. This must match the setting in TOS |
| parity | None | Odd | Even | None | Parity used for basic error checking. This must match the setting in TOS |
| handshake | None | XOnXOff | RequestToSend | RequestToSendXOnXOff | None | aka flow control. Used for managing data transmission. This must match the setting in TOS. RequestToSend = Rts/Cts in TOS |
| logging-level | Verbose | Info | Warn | Error | Info | Controls the amount of information shown to the user |
| log-filename | Valid path to a new or existing file | N/A | Specifies a file to write logging data |
SerialDisk will look for its settings in the following locations in turn.
- Command-line parameters
- Configuration file
- Application default settings
Any settings provided in a higher level will override those below it.
These values have the highest precedence and will override any other specified configuration options.
Options (default):
--disk-size <disk_size_in_MiB>
--root-directory-sectors <sectors>
--port [port_name]
--baud-rate <baud_rate>
--data-bits <data_bits>
--stop-bits [stop_bits]
--parity [parity}
--handshake [handshake]
--logging-level [logging_level]
--log-filename [log_file_name]
An optional configuration file serialdisk.config can be created in the same location as the executable. It is a JSON-formatted text file with the following structure:
{
"LocalDirectoryName": ".",
"LoggingLevel": "Info",
"SerialSettings": {
"PortName": "COM1",
"BaudRate": 9600,
"DataBits": 8,
"StopBits": "One",
"Parity": "None",
"Handshake": "None"
},
"DiskSettings": {
"DiskSizeMiB": 32,
"RootDirectorySectors": 8
}
}The values given in this file will override the application defaults.
Command-line parameters will override the values in the configuration file.