#ifndef RESOURCES_BATTMEMBITSAMIGA_H
#define RESOURCES_BATTMEMBITSAMIGA_H 1
/*
**	$VER: battmembitsamiga.h 39.3 (14.9.1992)
**	Includes Release 45.1
**
**	BattMem Amiga specific bit definitions.
**
**	(C) Copyright 1989-2001 Amiga, Inc.
**		All Rights Reserved
*/


/*
 * Amiga specific bits in the battery-backedup ram.
 *
 *	Bits 0 to 31, inclusive
 */

/*
 * AMIGA_AMNESIA
 *
 *		The battery-backedup memory has had a memory loss.
 *		This bit is used as a flag that the user should be
 *		notified that all battery-backed bit have been
 *		reset and that some attention is required. Zero
 *		indicates that a memory loss has occured.
 */

#define BATTMEM_AMIGA_AMNESIA_ADDR	0
#define BATTMEM_AMIGA_AMNESIA_LEN	1


/*
 * SCSI_TIMEOUT
 *
 *		adjusts the timeout value for SCSI device selection.  A
 *		value of 0 will produce short timeouts (128 ms) while a
 *		value of 1 produces long timeouts (2 sec).  This is used
 *		for Seagate drives (and some Maxtors apparently) that
 *		don`t respond to selection until they are fully spun up
 *		and intialised.
 */

#define BATTMEM_SCSI_TIMEOUT_ADDR	1
#define BATTMEM_SCSI_TIMEOUT_LEN	1


/*
 * SCSI_LUNS
 *
 *		Determines if the controller attempts to access logical
 *		units above 0 at any given SCSI address.  This prevents
 *		problems with drives that respond to ALL LUN addresses
 *		(instead of only 0 like they should).  Default value is
 *		0 meaning don't support LUNs.
 */

#define BATTMEM_SCSI_LUNS_ADDR		2
#define BATTMEM_SCSI_LUNS_LEN		1

#endif /* RESOURCES_BATTMEMBITSAMIGA_H */

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