AMD 4.4.5 Device Groups, Device Window Quick Reference, Task Where to Find the Properties

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User Manual			November 21st, 2008
	Symbol	Device	Short Description
			The JumpDrive device allows easy
		USB JumpDrive	import and export of data between a
			host system and a simulation
			environment.
			The network adapter device models an
		Desktop Network Adapter	Intel Pro/1000 MT Desktop Network
			Adapter.

Table 3-1: Cheetah_1p.bsd Devices

3.2.4 Device Window – Quick Reference

Table 3-2lists common tasks that may be done in the Device Window and describes how to complete them.

Task	Where to Find the Properties
	Enter the “AweSim properties page→Processor” tab and
Change CPU Type	select a CPU type. For more information, please refer to
	Section 7.1, “AweSim Processor Device, Figure 7-1”, on
	page 56.
Change Memory type or size	Please refer to Section 14.2, “Changing DRAM Size”, on
	page 167.
	Go to the Simulation Display Window “File→Set IDE
	{Primary, Secondary} {Master, Slave} Image”, as shown in
	Figure 7-22,on page 93,
Change a hard drive or DVD-	Or
/CD-ROM image	Go to the “Southbridge Properties page→HDD {Primary,
	Secondary} Channel”. If using a DVD-/CD-ROM image,
	check the DVD-ROM checkbox, as shown in Figure 7-22,
	on page 93.
	Go to the Main Window “File Menu→Set Floppy Image”
Change a floppy drive image	Or
	Go to the “SIO properties page→Super IO” tab (see Figure
	7-13on page 79).
	Go to the “System BIOS Properties page→Memory
Change a BIOS image	Configuration” tab (see Figure 7-14,on page 82). Change
	the Init File entry.

Table 3-2: Device Window - Quick Reference

3.3 Device Groups

A platform (*.bsd) consists of devices, and each device is an instance of either a device library (*.bsl or *.so) or a device group (*.bsg). A device group is an aggregation of devices into a single composite device that has some customized aspects (includes its name, icon, ports, initial and default state).

Device groups are a particular class of devices. They have the same properties and characteristics as traditional devices, but also allow the user to extend and tailor specific

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