> You can "wire down" any attachment. Or rather, as config(5) says, you
> can wildcard any attachment:
Sure, I know that. I only wasn't sure in this special case where the original
attachment was at scsi*.
> If the wired down device cannot be attached its wildcard siblings will
> not use that number. E.g. note that you probably never see pckbc0
> attached on an x86, b/c 0 is taken by the wired down "pckbc0 at isa?"
> in the config and so you get "pckbc1 at acpi0 ..." etc on actual boot.
Do I understand that correctly that if I configure
scsibus0 at mpt0
scsibus1 at mpii0
scsibus* at scsi*
and use that on a machine that lacks both mpt and mpii, but has mfii,
then mfii0 will get scsibus2?
> E.g. sparc has a GENERIC_SCSI3 config:
Yes, I recall that. I started using NetBSD (1.4.x?) on ELCs and a
SPARCstation 1.
