---
name: "qic02conf"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "hwtools"
version: "0.5-0.2"
release: "Debian 2.2 (Potato)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/qic02conf"
---

# qic02conf(1)

set hardware parameters of the QIC-02 interface

## NAME

qic02conf - set hardware parameters of the QIC-02 interface

## SYNOPSIS

**qic02conf** \[ **-f** , **--file f** \] \[ **--drive d** \] \[ **--card c** \] \[ **--irq i** \] \[ **--dma d** \] \[ **--port p** \] \[ **--debug d** \] \[ **--have-dens dens** \] \[ **--have-bsf bsf** \] \[ **--have-fsr fsr** \] \[ **--have-bsr bsr** \] \[ **--have-eod eod** \] \[ **--have-seek seek** \] \[ **--have-tell tell** \] \[ **--have-ras1 ras1** \] \[ **--have-ras2 ras2** \] \[ **--have-ras3 ras3** \] \[ **--have-qfa qfa** \] \[ **-V** , **--help** , **--version** \]

## DESCRIPTION

**qic02conf** is used to tell the Linux kernel the hardware parameters of the QIC-02 interface card.

### OPTIONS

- *--drive d*

  - *--card c*

  The type of the interface card. Supported interface cards are listed by  **qic02conf** **--help**. For details see the kernel source.

- *--irq i*

  Set the interrupt line used by the interface card.

- *--dma d*

  Set the DMA channel used by the interface card.

- *--port p*

  Set the IO port used by the interface card.

- *--debug d*

  Set the debug level.

- *--have-dens dens*

  - *--have-bsf bsf*

  - *--have-fsr fsr*

  - *--have-bsr bsr*

  - *--have-eod eod*

  - *--have-seek seek*

  - *--have-tell tell*

  - *--have-ras1 ras1*

  - *--have-ras2 ras2*

  - *--have-ras3 ras3*

  - *--have-qfa qfa*

  ## BUGS

Wrong values for drive, card, irq, dma and port can cause system hangs and  crashes.