2005-04-28 Joel Sherrill <joel@OARcorp.com>

	* acinclude.m4: Remove dmv177 and ppcn_60x.
	* dmv177/.cvsignore, dmv177/ChangeLog, dmv177/Makefile.am,
	dmv177/QUIRKS, dmv177/README, dmv177/README.net, dmv177/STATUS,
	dmv177/bsp_specs, dmv177/cable.doc, dmv177/configure.ac,
	dmv177/times, dmv177/clock/clock.c, dmv177/console/conscfg.c,
	dmv177/console/debugio.c, dmv177/include/.cvsignore,
	dmv177/include/bsp.h, dmv177/include/dmv170.h, dmv177/include/tm27.h,
	dmv177/scv64/scv64.c, dmv177/sonic/dmvsonic.c, dmv177/start/start.S,
	dmv177/startup/bspclean.c, dmv177/startup/bspstart.c,
	dmv177/startup/genpvec.c, dmv177/startup/linkcmds,
	dmv177/startup/setvec.c, dmv177/startup/vmeintr.c,
	dmv177/timer/timer.c, dmv177/tod/todcfg.c, ppcn_60x/.cvsignore,
	ppcn_60x/ChangeLog, ppcn_60x/Makefile.am, ppcn_60x/README,
	ppcn_60x/STATUS, ppcn_60x/bsp_specs, ppcn_60x/configure.ac,
	ppcn_60x/clock/clock.c, ppcn_60x/console/config.c,
	ppcn_60x/console/console.c, ppcn_60x/console/console.h,
	ppcn_60x/console/debugio.c, ppcn_60x/console/i8042.c,
	ppcn_60x/console/i8042_p.h, ppcn_60x/console/i8042vga.c,
	ppcn_60x/console/i8042vga.h, ppcn_60x/console/ns16550cfg.c,
	ppcn_60x/console/ns16550cfg.h, ppcn_60x/console/vga.c,
	ppcn_60x/console/vga_p.h, ppcn_60x/console/z85c30cfg.c,
	ppcn_60x/console/z85c30cfg.h, ppcn_60x/include/.cvsignore,
	ppcn_60x/include/bsp.h, ppcn_60x/include/extisrdrv.h,
	ppcn_60x/include/nvram.h, ppcn_60x/include/pci.h,
	ppcn_60x/include/tm27.h, ppcn_60x/network/amd79c970.c,
	ppcn_60x/network/amd79c970.h, ppcn_60x/nvram/ds1385.h,
	ppcn_60x/nvram/mk48t18.h, ppcn_60x/nvram/nvram.c,
	ppcn_60x/nvram/prepnvr.h, ppcn_60x/nvram/stk11c68.h,
	ppcn_60x/pci/pci.c, ppcn_60x/start/start.S,
	ppcn_60x/startup/bspclean.c, ppcn_60x/startup/bspstart.c,
	ppcn_60x/startup/bsptrap.S, ppcn_60x/startup/genpvec.c,
	ppcn_60x/startup/linkcmds, ppcn_60x/startup/rtems-ctor.cc,
	ppcn_60x/startup/setvec.c, ppcn_60x/startup/spurious.c,
	ppcn_60x/startup/swap.c, ppcn_60x/timer/timer.c, ppcn_60x/tod/cmos.h,
	ppcn_60x/tod/tod.c, ppcn_60x/universe/universe.c,
	ppcn_60x/vectors/README, ppcn_60x/vectors/align_h.S,
	ppcn_60x/vectors/vectors.S: Removed.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 44 deletions

diff --git a/c/src/lib/libbsp/powerpc/dmv177/README.net b/c/src/lib/libbsp/powerpc/dmv177/README.net
deleted file mode 100644
index b3ff231340..0000000000
--- a/c/src/lib/libbsp/powerpc/dmv177/README.net
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,44 +0,0 @@
-#
-#  $Id$
-#
-
-Setting the Ethernet Hardware Address
-=====================================
-
-The hardware Ethernet address is not set at the factory.  It is the
-responsibility of the end-user to insure that it is set properly.
-This file describes the standard procedure recommended by DY-4 
-technical support for setting this address.  This procedure is 
-similar to that followed by VxWorks as documented in DY-4
-Document Number #807885.
-
-The hardware Ethernet address and OS configuration information
-must be stored in the SEEPROM non-volatile memory of the
-SVME/DMV-176/177. The Foundation Firmware (FFW) reserves the 
-first 256 bytes of the SEEPROM for its own use and the remaining
-remaining 256 bytes are available for OS specific information.
-
-Three bytes in the Serial EEPROM are used for the lowest three bytes
-of the hardware Ethernet address These should be set to the serial
-number of your SVME/DMV-176/177 card to ensure a unique Ethernet
-address on your network. The three high bytes are hard coded in the
-BSP and represent the vendor-specific Ethernet codes (0x00, 0x80, 0x7F).
-Together these six bytes form the target's Ethernet address.
-
-Address is of the form ...
-
-NOTE: The serial number is found on the packaging (box) that the
-board came in OR it is also located on the solder side of the board  and
-looks something like SERNO:XXXXXX.  It can not be determined dynamically
-by software.
-
-Prior to using the Ethernet controller on the SVME/DMV-176/177 for the
-first time, the Ethernet address bytes must be programmed into the
-Serial EEPROM on the target card.   The 'emm' (EEPROM Memory Modification)
-command in the General Purpose Monitor (GPM) can be used to do this.
-
-In this example we will assume that the serial number of the target card
-is 123456.
-
-
-