/usr/share/fwbuilder-5.1.0.3599/os/pix_os.xml is in fwbuilder-common 5.1.0-4build1.
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<FWBuilderResources>
<Target name="pix_os">
<description>Cisco ASA / Cisco PIX</description>
<status>active</status>
<compiler>fwb_pix</compiler>
<family>pix_os</family>
<dialog>pix_os</dialog>
<interface_dialog>pix_os</interface_dialog>
<cluster_dialog>basic</cluster_dialog>
<options>
<user_can_change_install_dir>true</user_can_change_install_dir>
<default>
</default>
<activation>
<fwdir>flash:</fwdir>
<fwdir_test>flash:</fwdir_test>
</activation>
</options>
<capabilities>
<supports_routing>True</supports_routing>
<supports_metric>True</supports_metric>
<supports_routing_itf>True</supports_routing_itf>
<supports_subinterfaces>True</supports_subinterfaces>
<supports_advanced_interface_options>True</supports_advanced_interface_options>
<supports_cluster>True</supports_cluster>
</capabilities>
<protocols>
<failover>
<string>pix_failover,PIX failover protocol</string>
<string>none,</string>
</failover>
<state_sync>
<string>pix_state_sync,PIX state synchronization</string>
<string>none,</string>
</state_sync>
<pix_state_sync>
<needs_master>True</needs_master>
<no_ip_ok>True</no_ip_ok>
<manage_addresses>True</manage_addresses>
<dialog>pix_state_sync</dialog>
</pix_state_sync>
<pix_failover>
<needs_master>True</needs_master>
<no_ip_ok>True</no_ip_ok>
<manage_addresses>True</manage_addresses>
<dialog></dialog>
</pix_failover>
<none>
<needs_master>True</needs_master>
<no_ip_ok>True</no_ip_ok>
<manage_addresses>True</manage_addresses>
<dialog></dialog>
</none>
</protocols>
<interfaces>
<cluster>
</cluster>
<firewall>
<string>ethernet,Ethernet</string>
</firewall>
</interfaces>
<subinterfaces>
<ethernet>
<string>8021q,VLAN</string>
<string>unknown,Unknown</string>
</ethernet>
</subinterfaces>
</Target>
</FWBuilderResources>
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