Index of /pub/pdp11/rsx

      Name                    Last modified       Size  Description


[DIR] Parent Directory        20-Apr-2005 14:20      -  
[TXT] dos.mac                 29-Nov-1999 13:26    21k  
[TXT] dosbld.cmd              29-Nov-1999 13:26     1k  
[TXT] lnx.mac                 09-Nov-2005 14:38    23k  
[TXT] lnxbld.cmd              09-Nov-2005 14:38     1k  
[TXT] toy.mac                 30-Nov-1999 12:42     6k  
[TXT] toybld.cmd              30-Nov-1999 12:42     1k  

This directory contains software for RSX.

dos	Program to read/write DOS files from inside E11, by John Shilling
	of JSA.

	Files are dos.mac and dosbld.cmd, build them with:
	>MAC DOS=DOS
	>TKB @DOSBLD
	>INS DOS

	Basic commands are "DOS GET file.ext", "DOS PUT file.ext", and
	"DOS DIR".  There are switches to specify ASCII vs. binary files.

lnx	Version of DOS.TSK, for running under E11/Linux.  Also by John
	Shilling of JSA.

toy	Program to get/set the PDP-11/94 style time-of-year clock.  Duplicates
	the function of the TIM /SYNCHRONIZE and TIM /SETTOY commands in recent
	versions of RSX11M+, except that RSX refuses to even try to touch the
	TOY clock if it hasn't detected a KDJ11E CPU board.  This program
	doesn't care, so it will work with other CPU types that have had a
	KDJ11E-style TOY clock added, such as "SET CPU 44 ASR" under E11.
	In theory it should work with a hardware TOY clock too, if you build
	a Q- or Unibus board that implements bit 8 of the additional status
	register using a Dallas Semiconductor DS1215 clock chip or similar.

	Files are toy.mac and toybld.cmd, build them with:
	>MAC TOY=TOY
	>TKB @TOYBLD
	>INS TOY

	Now, "TOY /SETTOY" will set the TOY clock from the current system
	time, and any other invocation (including TOY /SYNC) will read the
	TOY clock and set the system time from it.