\r\n.DIR DL0:\r\n\r\nSWAP .SYS 26P 01-Feb-1984 DATTIM.SAV 4P 09-Aug-1982\r\nDATTIM.COM 1 RTFB .MAP 28P 01-Feb-1984\r\nTT .SYS 2P 01-Feb-1984 DL .SYS 4P 01-Feb-1984\r\nLS .SYS 3P 01-Feb-1984 NL .SYS 2P 01-Feb-1984\r\nSL .SYS 14P 01-Feb-1984 VM .SYS 3P 01-Feb-1984\r\nPIP .SAV 30P 01-Feb-1984 DUP .SAV 45P 01-Feb-1984\r\nDIR .SAV 19P 01-Feb-1984 IND .SAV 51P 01-Feb-1984\r\nRESORC.SAV 22P 01-Feb-1984 SYSMAC.SML 49P 01-Feb-1984\r\nEDIT .SAV 19P 01-Feb-1984 KED .SAV 59P 01-Feb-1984\r\nMACRO .SAV 60P 01-Feb-1984 CREF .SAV 6P 01-Feb-1984\r\nLINK .SAV 49P 01-Feb-1984 LIBR .SAV 24P 01-Feb-1984\r\nSRCCOM.SAV 26P 01-Feb-1984 SLP .SAV 13P 01-Feb-1984\r\nSIPP .SAV 21P 01-Feb-1984 PAT .SAV 10P 01-Feb-1984\r\nHELP .SAV 136P 01-Feb-1984 BATCH .SAV 26P 01-Feb-1984\r\nFORMAT.SAV 21P 01-Feb-1984 ODT .OBJ 8P 01-Feb-1984\r\nDEMO .FOR 2P 13-Apr-1983 FORTRA.HLP 4P 13-Apr-1983\r\nDEMOBG.MAC 2P 01-Feb-1984 DEMOFG.MAC 3P 01-Feb-1984\r\nDEMOX1.MAC 3P 01-Feb-1984 DEMOF1.FOR 2P 01-Feb-1984\r\nDEMOED.TXT 1P 01-Feb-1984 STARTF.OLD 1P 10-Jan-1984\r\nFORINS.COM 16P 13-Apr-1983 DEFLTS.OBJ 1P 10-Jul-1984\r\nFORBLD.COM 1P 10-Jul-1984 FORTRA.SAV 206P 10-Jul-1984\r\nOTSBLD.COM 1P 10-Jul-1984 MNCMUL.OBJ 135P 05-Aug-1982\r\nRGLLIB.OBJ 454P 20-Jul-1982 BLODAT.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982\r\nGREEK .FNT 5P 20-Jul-1982 ERRTXT.TXT 10P 20-Jul-1982\r\nRGLLNK.COM 1P 20-Jul-1982 RGLLNK.SAV 34P 20-Jul-1982\r\nRGLVF1.FOR 10P 20-Jul-1982 RGLVF2.FOR 3P 20-Jul-1982\r\nPRMLIB.OBJ 116P 20-Jul-1982 REXLIB.OBJ 35P 20-Jul-1982\r\nRGLVFY.COM 2P 20-Jul-1982 RGLOVR.COM 1P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLFIXED.OBJ 25P 20-Jul-1982 LOCAT2.OBJ 12P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLFREE .OBJ 18P 20-Jul-1982 LOCATE.OBJ 18P 20-Jul-1982\r\nPPOINT.OBJ 16P 20-Jul-1982 PDATA .OBJ 38P 20-Jul-1982\r\nDPAPER.OBJ 19P 20-Jul-1982 DEFALT.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLNAXIS.OBJ 23P 20-Jul-1982 LTAXIS.OBJ 25P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLNNICE.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982 LINMIN.OBJ 9P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLINMAX.OBJ 9P 20-Jul-1982 PRINUM.OBJ 14P 20-Jul-1982\r\nPRISTR.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982 FMINMX.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLGNICE.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982 DPALOG.OBJ 12P 20-Jul-1982\r\nDPALIN.OBJ 11P 20-Jul-1982 TEXT .OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982\r\nXLABEL.OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982 YLABEL.OBJ 12P 20-Jul-1982\r\nEXPTST.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982 DRWBOX.OBJ 9P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLINE .OBJ 33P 20-Jul-1982 MARKER.OBJ 15P 20-Jul-1982\r\nMOVE .OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982 SWINDO.OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982\r\nGENOVR.OBJ 90P 20-Jul-1982 INITGR.OBJ 15P 20-Jul-1982\r\nCLIPIT.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982 SSTATE.OBJ 13P 20-Jul-1982\r\nARCOVR.OBJ 75P 20-Jul-1982 RELOVR.OBJ 34P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSAVOVR.OBJ 37P 20-Jul-1982 GN2OVR.OBJ 43P 20-Jul-1982\r\nRGLVF1.OBJ 39P 10-Jul-1984 RGLVF1.SAV 116P 10-Jul-1984\r\nRGLVF2.OBJ 9P 10-Jul-1984 RGLVF2.SAV 104P 10-Jul-1984\r\nSYSLIB.OBJ 333P 10-Jul-1984 TNSD1 .COM 1P 11-Jul-1984\r\nRTRSXF.SAV 28P 11-Jul-1984 RTNETF.SAV 28P 11-Jul-1984\r\nUCB .TBP 1P 15-Feb-1982 TLF .TBP 1P 02-Nov-1982\r\nSSWS .TBP 1P 29-Mar-1983 TYPIND.TBP 1P 05-Nov-1982\r\nPLBU .PRO 3P 16-Aug-1983 LINE1 .TPS 1P 07-Apr-1983\r\nSRA .OBJ 38P 11-Jul-1984 LIURQA.OBJ 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23-Jul-1984\r\nCLD3SP.COM 1 14-Mar-1985 DSTST .COM 1 21-Jun-1985\r\nSDTST .COM 1 27-Jun-1985 TRANSP.FOR 1P 04-Jul-1985\r\nDHFRU .FOR 11 05-Jul-1985 LMPP .TXT 3P 05-Jul-1985\r\nSTARTF.COM 1P 17-Jul-1985 CLGSEM.COM 1 30-Jul-1985\r\nSTARTF.OL2 1 13-Jul-1984 CBSIEM.FCB 3 30-Jul-1985\r\nCLFTEM.COM 1 01-Aug-1985 CBPSEM.FCB 4 01-Aug-1985\r\nCLDAEM.COM 1 08-Aug-1985 OSSOPP.OL2 4 09-Aug-1985\r\nFFTEM .OBJ 47 09-Aug-1985 BINCOM.SAV 24P 01-Feb-1984\r\nMAFROT.TXT 198 13-Aug-1985 CBIOEM.FCB 3 13-Aug-1985\r\nCLCDEM.COM 1 13-Aug-1985 CLESEM.COM 1 15-Aug-1985\r\nCBSAEM.FCB 2 16-Aug-1985 MAFTOT.TXT 54 21-Aug-1985\r\nMAIROT.TXT 76 21-Aug-1985 MAUTOT.TXT 3 21-Aug-1985\r\nCBCDEM.FCB 2 30-Aug-1985 MLPU .COM 1P 05-Nov-1982\r\nCBIVPB.FCB 3 13-Sep-1985 MODULE.TEM 2 13-Sep-1985\r\nCLCPPB.COM 1 12-Sep-1985 CPBDPB.FOR 11 12-Sep-1985\r\nLCPWPB.COM 1 12-Sep-1985 LMPB .TXT 5 17-Sep-1985\r\nLVIDPB.COM 1 17-Sep-1985 SU .FOR 86 17-Sep-1985\r\nLISU .OBJ 56 17-Sep-1985 VID0PB.FOR 10 17-Sep-1985\r\nUR0PB .FOR 6 17-Sep-1985 UR1PB .FOR 7 17-Sep-1985\r\nUR2PB .FOR 25 17-Sep-1985 VID1PB.FOR 7 17-Sep-1985\r\nVID2PB.FOR 51 17-Sep-1985 UR3PB .FOR 7 17-Sep-1985\r\nCPW0PB.FOR 11 17-Sep-1985 CPW1PB.FOR 67 17-Sep-1985\r\nCLEVCD.COM 1 26-Sep-1985 EVPOCD.FOR 34 26-Sep-1985\r\nEVPOCD.SAV 46 26-Sep-1985 BDQA .FOR 4 27-Sep-1985\r\nCBIOQA.FCB 1P 13-Oct-1982 CBMDQA.FCB 1P 13-Oct-1982\r\nCBCEQA.FCB 1P 13-Oct-1982 CBECQA.FCO 1P 28-Oct-1982\r\nCBIVQA.FCB 1P 29-Oct-1982 LE8515.TXT 3 30-Sep-1985\r\nLE8516.TXT 7 30-Sep-1985 LDQACE.FOR 4 15-Oct-1985\r\nLDQAUR.FOR 4 15-Oct-1985 COLSNU.TXT 1 16-Oct-1985\r\nRTVAX .SAV 29 28-Oct-1985 CEQA .SAV 48 18-Oct-1985\r\nCBECQA.FCB 1 18-Oct-1985 REQA .SAV 48 18-Oct-1985\r\nRTRSXF.MAC 58P 23-May-1983 RTVAX .MAC 61 28-Oct-1985\r\nCLDTMA.COM 1 13-Nov-1985 CLPDQA.COM 1 04-Nov-1985\r\nLE8521.TXT 4 05-Nov-1985 BIVAD .TXT 5 07-Nov-1985\r\nLPVDQA.COM 1 08-Nov-1985 PAHTQA.FOR 17P 12-Nov-1982\r\nCBIOSP.FCB 3 13-Nov-1985 DTSWMA.OLD 11 13-Nov-1985\r\nLPVHQA.COM 1 12-Nov-1985 CEQA .FOR 56 12-Nov-1985\r\nREQA .FOR 26 12-Nov-1985 PDTQA .FOR 38 14-Nov-1985\r\nPVDHQA.BAK 36 14-Nov-1985 PVHTQA.FOR 28 14-Nov-1985\r\nCMLPU .COM 1 14-Nov-1985 LPDTSP.COM 1 14-Nov-1985\r\nPDTSP .SAV 77 18-Nov-1985 PVHTSP.SAV 73 18-Nov-1985\r\nPVHTSP.FOR 28 18-Nov-1985 DTSWMA.FOR 16 15-Nov-1985\r\nPDTSP .FOR 38 18-Nov-1985 COGPR .TXT 6 19-Nov-1985\r\nDCSRUU.TPS 15 20-Sep-1983 BDT80A.FOR 4 15-Nov-1982\r\nBDTR79.FOR 4 15-Nov-1982 BDCP81.FOR 4 18-Nov-1982\r\nBDTR80.FOR 4 16-Dec-1982 BDVDSA.FOR 4 17-Feb-1983\r\nCFPDPB.TBP 1 10-Aug-1983 OPFP .MAC 19 16-Jun-1982\r\nCLDEEM.COM 1 10-Jan-1986 CLRREM.COM 1 17-Jan-1986\r\nCLATEM.COM 1 17-Jan-1986 ICCEM .BAK 1 06-Mar-1986\r\nRDESEM.COM 1 20-Mar-1986 LMPU .TXT 6 21-Mar-1986\r\nCANTIM.TXT 6 02-Apr-1986 CLPIEM.COM 1 09-Apr-1986\r\nCBPVPU.FCB 3 09-Apr-1986 PASEM .FOR 73 14-Apr-1986\r\nRRDHEM.FOR 92 14-Apr-1986 CBISEM.FCB 3 09-Apr-1986\r\nGNSPPU.FOR 5 09-Apr-1986 CMLGU .COM 1 10-Apr-1986\r\nMLGU .COM 1 10-Apr-1986 DHFRU .OBJ 12 11-Apr-1986\r\nPISEM .FOR 97 11-Apr-1986 CDSDEM.FOR 57 14-Apr-1986\r\nPADDEM.FOR 54 14-Apr-1986 CLPSEM.COM 1 15-Apr-1986\r\nDASEM .FOR 29 14-Apr-1986 PSDSEM.FOR 25 15-Apr-1986\r\nFTESEM.FOR 70 15-Apr-1986 ATESEM.FOR 124 16-Apr-1986\r\nESIBEM.FOR 21 16-Apr-1986 DESSEM.FOR 177 16-Apr-1986\r\nCSRU .FOR 1 18-Apr-1986 LMRU .TXT 1 18-Apr-1986\r\nCOMEM .BAK 3 21-Apr-1986 GSEEM .FOR 41 21-Apr-1986\r\nLIPU .OBJ 117 16-Apr-1986 LPEM .TXT 3 21-Apr-1986\r\nDCROPU.FOR 2 29-Apr-1986 RADFMA.COM 1 29-Apr-1986\r\nPU .FOR 134 30-Apr-1986 LADMA .COM 1 02-May-1986\r\nCLADMA.COM 1 02-May-1986 LMSU .TXT 1 01-May-1986\r\nTESTGU.FOA 6 08-May-1986 RFADMA.COM 1 12-May-1986\r\nFFTMA .FOR 22 12-May-1986 CLFAMA.COM 1 12-May-1986\r\nFFTMA .OBJ 47 12-May-1986 CBSIMA.FCB 2 14-May-1986\r\nCBIDMA.FCB 1 15-May-1986 CBFTMA.FCB 3 14-May-1986\r\nADFOMA.FOR 125 14-May-1986 GINPMA.FOR 8 14-May-1986\r\nUMDFMA.FOR 28 15-May-1986 CLVOPY.COM 1 17-May-1986\r\nCLPPMA.COM 1 16-May-1986 OSSOPP.FOR 4 19-May-1986\r\nOSSOPP.OBJ 8 19-May-1986 VOCAPY.FOR 22 28-May-1986\r\nUMDFMA.OBJ 38 20-May-1986 PPSMA .FOR 54 20-May-1986\r\nFADFMA.BAK 78 20-May-1986 CLDRRU.COM 1 21-May-1986\r\nDRAWRU.FOR 2 21-May-1986 CHIVOC.BAK 35 29-May-1986\r\nLMGU .TXT 5 05-Aug-1986 CBATGU.ACB 1 03-Jul-1986\r\nLERAUS.TXT 8 16-Jul-1986 ARSU .FOR 6 14-Jul-1986\r\nRM .TEM 1 21-Jul-1986 TEST .FOR 4 03-Aug-1986\r\nTEST1 .FOR 4 03-Aug-1986 CBKI .ACB 1 04-Aug-1986\r\nCBKO .ACB 1 04-Aug-1986 CLPARA.COM 1 05-Aug-1986\r\nUWKOKU.FOR 14 05-Aug-1986 LIGU .OBJ 75 05-Aug-1986\r\nCBHIRA.ACB 2 08-Aug-1986 CBRERA.ACB 1 08-Aug-1986\r\nCBHDRA.FCB 4 08-Aug-1986 CBHDRA.ACB 2 08-Aug-1986\r\nLIKU .OBJ 50 05-Aug-1986 MLU .COM 1 05-Aug-1986\r\nLIU .OBJ 342 05-Aug-1986 UCKOKU.OBJ 36 05-Aug-1986\r\nKIKU .FOR 5 05-Aug-1986 UCKOKU.FOR 25 05-Aug-1986\r\nKOKU .FOR 35 05-Aug-1986 LMKU .TXT 6 05-Aug-1986\r\nKU .FOR 14 05-Aug-1986 CBIOGU.ACB 1 05-Aug-1986\r\nCBIOGU.FCB 4 05-Aug-1986 MLKU .COM 1 05-Aug-1986\r\nCMLKU .COM 1 05-Aug-1986 CLARRA.COM 1 11-Aug-1986\r\nCBDIRA.ACB 1 12-Aug-1986 MLRA .COM 1 11-Aug-1986\r\nLPARRA.COM 1 11-Aug-1986 LPACRA.COM 1 11-Aug-1986\r\nPARMRA.FOR 52 11-Aug-1986 PARMRA.OBJ 49 11-Aug-1986\r\nPARMRA.SAV 65 11-Aug-1986 LARMRA.COM 1 12-Aug-1986\r\nARMRA .OBJ 109 12-Aug-1986 ARMRA .SAV 85 12-Aug-1986\r\nURQA .FOR 34 12-Aug-1986 BLDAQA.TMP 8 12-Aug-1986\r\nCBDIRA.FCB 2 12-Aug-1986 CBSRRA.FCB 1 12-Aug-1986\r\nURQA .OBJ 52 12-Aug-1986 LIQA .OBJ 33 12-Aug-1986\r\nLPDTQA.COM 1 12-Aug-1986 CBSRRA.ACB 1 12-Aug-1986\r\nMLQA .COM 1 12-Aug-1986 ARMRA .FOR 84 13-Aug-1986\r\nRA1QA .FOR 10 13-Aug-1986 CBACRA.FCB 2 13-Aug-1986\r\nLIRA .OBJ 66 13-Aug-1986 CBPVPU.ACB 1 13-Aug-1986\r\nPDT0QA.FOR 11 13-Aug-1986 PDT1QA.FOR 13 13-Aug-1986\r\nPDT0QA.OBJ 9 13-Aug-1986 PDT1QA.OBJ 14 13-Aug-1986\r\nRA1QA .OBJ 8 13-Aug-1986 RE3 .RE 4 29-Jul-1986\r\nRE5 .RE 5 11-Aug-1986 RM2 .RM 2 29-Jul-1986\r\nRM1 .RM 2 28-Jul-1986 RM3 .RM 2 08-Aug-1986\r\nRA2QA .FOR 12 13-Aug-1986 PDT3QA.FOR 23 13-Aug-1986\r\nPDT3QA.OBJ 48 13-Aug-1986 GU .FOR 78 01-Oct-1986\r\nURRA .FOR 70 13-Aug-1986 URRA .OBJ 76 13-Aug-1986\r\nRA2QA .OBJ 9 13-Aug-1986 PDTQA .SAV 117 13-Aug-1986\r\nGONG86.PB 44 19-Dec-1986 CP81SW.WDF 3 19-Dec-1985\r\nTT .TXT 1 16-Sep-1991 LE8625.TXT 3 31-Oct-1986\r\nREEMER.BU2 30 15-Dec-1986 REEMER.TXT 31 15-Dec-1986\r\nCFQA .TXT 2 08-May-1987 D3PDSP.FOR 50 11-May-1987\r\nICCEM .TEM 1 11-May-1987 PVDHQA.FOR 36 12-May-1987\r\nFADFMA.FOR 78 13-May-1987 CHIVOC.TXT 35 13-May-1987\r\nCOMEM .COM 3 13-May-1987 TEST .BAK 1 16-Sep-1991\r\nTEST .TXT 1 10-Oct-1991 DEMO .SAV 16 16-Oct-1991\r\nMAXFOR.SAV 18 18-Oct-1991 DEMO .OBJ 5 16-Oct-1991\r\nDEMOF1.OBJ 11 16-Oct-1991 MAXFOR.OBJ 8 18-Oct-1991\r\n1 .LST 3 10-Oct-1991 7 .LST 3 10-Oct-1991\r\n 392 Files, 9582 Blocks\r\n 590 Free blocks\r\n\r\n.\r\n<\/pre>\nWhen booted on my PDP-11\/73 (in a BA123 cabinet) with the WRITE PROT switch activated, I get the following dialog. The DATE and TIME fields were entered by me in answer to the prompts.<\/p>\n
\r\n.BOOT DL0:\r\n\r\nRT-11FB V05.01\r\n?LD-W-Unable to update disk copy of LD handler\r\n\r\n.\r\n\r\n.SET TT: WIDTH=80,SCOPE,NOCRLF\r\n\r\n.R DATTIM\r\n\r\nPlease enter\r\nToday's date: 27-FEB-89\r\nCurrent time: 23:12\r\n\r\n.@DATTIM\r\n\r\n.DATE 04-JUN-93\r\n\r\n.TIME 10:20\r\n\r\n.ASSIGN LS: LP\r\n\r\n.SET EDIT KED\r\n\r\n.SET XL CSR=176510\r\n?KMON-U-SY: Write-locked SY:XL.SYS\r\n\r\n.\r\n<\/pre>\nCartridge 27<\/h4>\n
Here is the directory listing of this cartridge:<\/p>\n
\r\n.DIR DL0:\r\n\r\nSWAP .SYS 25P 07-Mar-1983 FEPRT .SYS 57P 07-Mar-1983\r\nNL .SYS 2P 07-Mar-1983 TT .SYS 2P 07-Mar-1983\r\nIND .SAV 40P 07-Mar-1983 DUP .SAV 41P 07-Mar-1983\r\nPIP .SAV 23P 07-Mar-1983 LIBR .SAV 22P 07-Mar-1983\r\nDIR .SAV 17P 07-Mar-1983 FORMAT.SAV 19P 07-Mar-1983\r\nSYSTBL.XM 4P 07-Mar-1983 SYCND .XM 4P 07-Mar-1983\r\nPROGD .SAV 53P 07-Mar-1983 SYSCOM.XM 8P 07-Mar-1983\r\nFORMAT.COM 1P 07-Mar-1983 XMGEN .COM 2P 07-Mar-1983\r\nPREP .COM 3P 07-Mar-1983 FNAME .FOR 5P 07-Mar-1983\r\nFSPEC .FOR 9P 07-Mar-1983 INFO .FOR 5P 07-Mar-1983\r\nLIST .FOR 16P 07-Mar-1983 OPTION.FOR 6P 07-Mar-1983\r\nPROGD .FOR 19P 07-Mar-1983 DY .SYS 4P 07-Mar-1983\r\nDL .SYS 4P 07-Mar-1983 DATTIM.SAV 4P 07-Mar-1983\r\nDATE .SAV 4P 07-Mar-1983 BAD .COM 1P 07-Mar-1983\r\nRLKIT .COM 28P 07-Mar-1983 RXKIT .COM 25P 07-Mar-1983\r\nBACKUP.COM 12P 07-Mar-1983 FEPRT .COM 12P 07-Mar-1983\r\nMNCLST.BLD 13P 05-Aug-1982 MNCNOL.BLD 11P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGENBD.COM 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNCMUL.DSC 5P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNCSNG.DSC 5P 05-Aug-1982 ADEX1 .FOR 16P 05-Aug-1982\r\nADEX2 .FOR 12P 05-Aug-1982 BMEX1 .FOR 10P 05-Aug-1982\r\nBTEX1 .FOR 3P 05-Aug-1982 BTEX2 .FOR 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nCIOEX1.FOR 4P 05-Aug-1982 DAEX1 .FOR 15P 05-Aug-1982\r\nDIEX1 .FOR 11P 05-Aug-1982 DOEX1 .FOR 15P 05-Aug-1982\r\nITEX1 .FOR 9P 05-Aug-1982 KWEX1 .FOR 15P 05-Aug-1982\r\nKWEX2 .FOR 11P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN00.FOR 4P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGEN01.FOR 9P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN02.FOR 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGEN03.FOR 3P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN04.FOR 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGEN05.FOR 1P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN06.FOR 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGEN08.FOR 16P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN09.FOR 12P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGEN10.FOR 11P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN11.FOR 6P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGEN12.FOR 6P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN13.FOR 6P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGEN14.FOR 9P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN16.FOR 13P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGEN17.FOR 2P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN18.FOR 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGEN19.FOR 11P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN20.FOR 1P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNCB .FOR 19P 05-Aug-1982 MNCF00.FOR 31P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMSEX1 .FOR 17P 05-Aug-1982 MSEX2 .FOR 19P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMSEX3 .FOR 25P 05-Aug-1982 VOEX1 .FOR 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nVOEX2 .FOR 6P 05-Aug-1982 VOEX3 .FOR 7P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNCSNG.VER 1P 05-Aug-1982 MNCLIB.VER 1P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNCMUL.VER 1P 05-Aug-1982 MDSC .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMGEN07.MAC 22P 05-Aug-1982 MGEN15.MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMMLB .MAC 41P 05-Aug-1982 MNCA .MAC 6P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNCOVR.MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNC00 .MAC 6P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC01 .MAC 12P 05-Aug-1982 MNC02 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC03 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982 MNC04 .MAC 8P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC05 .MAC 15P 05-Aug-1982 MNC06 .MAC 14P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC07 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNC08 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC09 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNC10 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC11 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC12 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC13 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982 MNC14 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC15 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC16 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC17 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC18 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC19 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC20 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC21 .MAC 1P 05-Aug-1982 MNC22 .MAC 1P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC23 .MAC 8P 05-Aug-1982 MNC24 .MAC 7P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC25 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC26 .MAC 6P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC27 .MAC 6P 05-Aug-1982 MNC28 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC29 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982 MNC30 .MAC 12P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC31 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNC32 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC33 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982 MNC34 .MAC 6P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC35 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC36 .MAC 13P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC37 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNC38 .MAC 1P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC39 .MAC 34P 05-Aug-1982 MNC40 .MAC 12P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC41 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC42 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC43 .MAC 6P 05-Aug-1982 MNC44 .MAC 1P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC45 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC46 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC47 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNC48 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC49 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982 MNC50 .MAC 9P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC51 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNC52 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC53 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNC54 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC55 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982 MNC56 .MAC 7P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC57 .MAC 7P 05-Aug-1982 MNC58 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC59 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982 MNC60 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC61 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNC62 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC63 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNC64 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC65 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC66 .MAC 7P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC67 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982 MNC68 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC69 .MAC 8P 05-Aug-1982 MNC70 .MAC 6P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC71 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC72 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC73 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982 MNC74 .MAC 8P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC75 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982 MNC76 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC77 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC78 .MAC 17P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC79 .MAC 16P 05-Aug-1982 MNC80 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC81 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982 MNC82 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC83 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC84 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC85 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982 MNC86 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC87 .MAC 3P 05-Aug-1982 MNC88 .MAC 1P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC89 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982 MNC90 .MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNC91 .MAC 5P 05-Aug-1982 MNC92 .MAC 4P 05-Aug-1982\r\nVTMODE.MAC 2P 05-Aug-1982 MNCMUL.OBJ 135P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNCSNG.OBJ 133P 05-Aug-1982 MNCOVR.OBJ 1P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNCGEN.SAV 104P 05-Aug-1982 MNCG2F.SAV 16P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNCG2S.SAV 16P 05-Aug-1982 MVERN .DIS 1P 05-Aug-1982\r\nFTN2 .FOR 1P 05-Aug-1982 MNCG2F.FOR 1P 05-Aug-1982\r\nMNCG2S.FOR 1P 05-Aug-1982 MTMP .DIS 38P 05-Aug-1982\r\nFTN2 .DAT 3P 05-Aug-1982 LSPBLD.COM 1P 23-Sep-1981\r\nLSPCND.MAC 1P 19-May-1980 LSPVER.COM 2P 23-Sep-1981\r\nEX1FPE.FOR 2P 19-May-1980 EX2FPE.FOR 2P 19-May-1980\r\nEX1POW.FOR 2P 19-May-1980 EX1FNV.FOR 3P 19-May-1980\r\nEX2FNV.FOR 3P 19-May-1980 EX3FNV.FOR 3P 19-May-1980\r\nEX1HIS.FOR 2P 19-May-1980 EX2HIS.FOR 3P 19-May-1980\r\nEX3HIS.FOR 2P 19-May-1980 EX4HIS.FOR 3P 19-May-1980\r\nEX1RHI.FOR 2P 19-May-1980 EX2RHI.FOR 3P 19-May-1980\r\nEX3RHI.FOR 3P 19-May-1980 EX1F4F.FOR 3P 19-May-1980\r\nEX1PHA.FOR 2P 19-May-1980 EX2PHA.FOR 2P 19-May-1980\r\nEX1COR.FOR 4P 19-May-1980 EX3FPE.FOR 2P 19-May-1980\r\nEX4FPE.FOR 3P 19-May-1980 EX2POW.FOR 2P 19-May-1980\r\nFPEAK .MAC 101P 27-Apr-1981 FNVLOP.MAC 55P 27-Apr-1981\r\nHISTI .MAC 42P 27-Apr-1981 F4FFT .MAC 58P 27-Apr-1981\r\nPOWRSP.MAC 16P 27-Apr-1981 PHAMPL.MAC 20P 27-Apr-1981\r\nCORREL.MAC 27P 27-Apr-1981 RHISTI.MAC 40P 27-Apr-1981\r\nLSPMAK.FOR 17P 23-Sep-1981 LSPMAK.SAV 32P 23-Sep-1981\r\nFPEAK .OBJ 6P 23-Sep-1981 FNVLOP.OBJ 4P 23-Sep-1981\r\nHISTI .OBJ 2P 23-Sep-1981 RHISTI.OBJ 2P 23-Sep-1981\r\nF4FFT .OBJ 4P 23-Sep-1981 PHAMPL.OBJ 2P 23-Sep-1981\r\nPOWRSP.OBJ 1P 23-Sep-1981 CORREL.OBJ 2P 23-Sep-1981\r\nFACTO .DAT 3P 01-Dec-1979 FACTO .COM 1P 01-Dec-1979\r\nFACTO .FOR 9P 01-Dec-1979 CORRE .FOR 13P 01-Dec-1979\r\nEIGEN .FOR 11P 01-Dec-1979 LOAD .FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979\r\nTRACE .FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979 VARMX .FOR 14P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMACHK2.COM 1P 01-Dec-1979 CCUT .FOR 5P 01-Dec-1979\r\nCTIE .FOR 4P 01-Dec-1979 DCLA .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nDCPY .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 MACHK2.FOR 5P 01-Dec-1979\r\nLOC .FOR 4P 01-Dec-1979 MATA .FOR 4P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMCPY .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 RCUT .FOR 5P 01-Dec-1979\r\nRTIE .FOR 4P 01-Dec-1979 TPRD .FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979\r\nXCPY .FOR 4P 01-Dec-1979 COLROW.COM 1P 01-Dec-1979\r\nCOLROW.FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 CINT .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMTRA .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 RINT .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nSCMA .FOR 4P 01-Dec-1979 SRMA .FOR 4P 01-Dec-1979\r\nDASCR .DAT 9P 01-Dec-1979 DASCR .COM 1P 01-Dec-1979\r\nDASCR .FOR 16P 01-Dec-1979 SUBST .FOR 9P 01-Dec-1979\r\nTAB1 .FOR 9P 01-Dec-1979 POLRG .DAT 1P 01-Dec-1979\r\nPOLRG .COM 1P 01-Dec-1979 POLRG .FOR 12P 01-Dec-1979\r\nGDATA .FOR 9P 01-Dec-1979 MINV .FOR 8P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMULTR .FOR 12P 01-Dec-1979 ORDER .FOR 8P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMCANO .DAT 3P 01-Dec-1979 MCANO .COM 1P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMCANO .FOR 8P 01-Dec-1979 CANOR .FOR 12P 01-Dec-1979\r\nNROOT .FOR 8P 01-Dec-1979 MDISC .DAT 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMDISC .COM 1P 01-Dec-1979 MDISC .FOR 7P 01-Dec-1979\r\nDISCR .FOR 12P 01-Dec-1979 DMATX .FOR 7P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMACHK1.COM 1P 01-Dec-1979 MACHK1.FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979\r\nARRAY .FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979 GMADD .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nGMPRD .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 GMSUB .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nGMTRA .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 GTPRD .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMADD .FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979 SOLVEN.COM 1P 01-Dec-1979\r\nSOLVEN.FOR 2P 01-Dec-1979 SIMQ .FOR 7P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMACHK3.COM 1P 01-Dec-1979 MACHK3.FOR 5P 01-Dec-1979\r\nCCPY .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 CSUM .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMFUN .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 MSUB .FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979\r\nRSRT .FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979 RSUM .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nSMPY .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 MACHK4.COM 1P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMACHK4.FOR 5P 01-Dec-1979 CADD .FOR 4P 01-Dec-1979\r\nCSRT .FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979 CTAB .FOR 5P 01-Dec-1979\r\nMPRD .FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979 MSTR .FOR 5P 01-Dec-1979\r\nRADD .FOR 4P 01-Dec-1979 RCPY .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nRECP .FOR 2P 01-Dec-1979 RTAB .FOR 6P 01-Dec-1979\r\nSADD .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 SCLA .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nSDIV .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979 SSUB .FOR 3P 01-Dec-1979\r\nSTAT .COM 1P 02-Dec-1979 STAT .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979\r\nABSNT .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 BOUND .FOR 6P 02-Dec-1979\r\nSUBMX .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979 TAB2 .FOR 13P 02-Dec-1979\r\nTALLY .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979 TTSTT .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979\r\nNPAR2 .COM 1P 02-Dec-1979 NPAR2 .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979\r\nMOMEN .FOR 6P 02-Dec-1979 QTEST .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979\r\nRANK .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979 TIE .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979\r\nWTEST .FOR 6P 02-Dec-1979 NONPAR.DAT 2P 02-Dec-1979\r\nNONPAR.COM 1P 02-Dec-1979 NONPAR.FOR 6P 02-Dec-1979\r\nCHISQ .FOR 6P 02-Dec-1979 GAUSS .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979\r\nKRANK .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979 SRANK .FOR 6P 02-Dec-1979\r\nTWOAV .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979 UTEST .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979\r\nANOVA .DAT 1P 02-Dec-1979 ANOVA .COM 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nANOVA .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979 AVCAL .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979\r\nAVDAT .FOR 9P 02-Dec-1979 MEANQ .FOR 9P 02-Dec-1979\r\nEXPON .DAT 1P 02-Dec-1979 EXPON .COM 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nEXPON .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 EXSMO .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979\r\nTIMSER.COM 1P 02-Dec-1979 TIMSER.FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979\r\nAUTO .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979 CROSS .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979\r\nSMO .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979 INTEG .COM 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nINTEG .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 QATR .FOR 8P 02-Dec-1979\r\nRK1 .FOR 10P 02-Dec-1979 QDINT .DAT 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nQDINT .COM 1P 02-Dec-1979 QDINT .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979\r\nQSF .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979 RKGSTT.COM 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nRKGSTT.FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 RKGS .FOR 18P 02-Dec-1979\r\nRK2INT.DAT 1P 02-Dec-1979 RK2INT.COM 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nRK2INT.FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 RK2 .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979\r\nFORR .COM 1P 02-Dec-1979 FORR .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979\r\nFORIF .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979 FORIT .FOR 6P 02-Dec-1979\r\nTABLE1.COM 1P 02-Dec-1979 TABLE1.FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979\r\nCS .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979 GAMMA .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979\r\nLEP .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 TABLE2.COM 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nTABLE2.FOR 2P 02-Dec-1979 BESI .FOR 6P 02-Dec-1979\r\nBESJ .FOR 6P 02-Dec-1979 BESK .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979\r\nBESY .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979 TABLE3.COM 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nTABLE3.FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979 CEL1 .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979\r\nCEL2 .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979 EXPI .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979\r\nSICI .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979 SMPRT .DAT 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nSMPRT .COM 1P 02-Dec-1979 SMPRT .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPOLRT .FOR 10P 02-Dec-1979 POLY1 .COM 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPOLY1 .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979 PADDM .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPDER .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 PDIV .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPINT .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 PMPY .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPNORM .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 PVAL .FOR 2P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPILD .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 NONLIN.COM 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPADD .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979 POLY2 .COM 1P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPOLY2 .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979 PQSD .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPCLA .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979 PCLD .FOR 3P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPGCD .FOR 5P 02-Dec-1979 PSUB .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979\r\nPVSUB .FOR 4P 02-Dec-1979 NONLIN.FOR 2P 02-Dec-1979\r\nRTMI .FOR 10P 02-Dec-1979 RTNI .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979\r\nRTWI .FOR 7P 02-Dec-1979 COPRIT.LST 2P 18-Mar-1980\r\nFDTVER.FOR 1P 19-May-1980 FDT .OBJ 12P 19-May-1980\r\nFDT .MAC 96P 19-May-1980 IB .MAC 76P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBBASE.MAC 8P 27-Mar-1982 IBCBLK.MAC 3P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBCMD .MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982 IBDCL .MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBDEV .MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982 IBERMF.MAC 5P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBERR .MAC 4P 27-Mar-1982 IBERRF.MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBERSH.MAC 3P 27-Mar-1982 IBGET .MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBGTL .MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982 IBIFC .MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBINIT.MAC 6P 27-Mar-1982 IBLEGL.MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBLLO .MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982 IBLNR .MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBLSN .MAC 5P 27-Mar-1982 IBPPD .MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBPPE .MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982 IBPPL .MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBPPU .MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982 IBRCVS.MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBRDA .MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982 IBRECV.MAC 3P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBREMO.MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982 IBREN .MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBSDC .MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982 IBSEND.MAC 3P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBSPL .MAC 3P 27-Mar-1982 IBSRQ .MAC 5P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBSRQF.MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982 IBSTER.MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBSTS .MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982 IBTERM.MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBTIMO.MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982 IBTLK .MAC 4P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBUNIT.MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982 IBUNL .MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBUNT .MAC 2P 27-Mar-1982 IBWAIT.MAC 1P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBXFER.MAC 3P 27-Mar-1982 IB .ASM 9P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBLOC .ASM 1P 27-Mar-1982 IBDBLD.COM 1P 27-Mar-1982\r\nIBSVER.FOR 7P 27-Mar-1982 IBXBLD.COM 1P 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FMINMX.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLGNICE.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982 DPALOG.OBJ 12P 20-Jul-1982\r\nDPALIN.OBJ 11P 20-Jul-1982 TEXT .OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982\r\nXLABEL.OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982 YLABEL.OBJ 12P 20-Jul-1982\r\nEXPTST.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982 DRWBOX.OBJ 9P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLINE .OBJ 33P 20-Jul-1982 MARKER.OBJ 15P 20-Jul-1982\r\nMOVE .OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982 SWINDO.OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982\r\nGENOVR.OBJ 90P 20-Jul-1982 INITGR.OBJ 15P 20-Jul-1982\r\nCLIPIT.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982 SSTATE.OBJ 13P 20-Jul-1982\r\nARCOVR.OBJ 75P 20-Jul-1982 RELOVR.OBJ 34P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSAVOVR.OBJ 37P 20-Jul-1982 GN2OVR.OBJ 43P 20-Jul-1982\r\nCOMPLE.DEM 2P 20-Jul-1982 ERASE .DEM 2P 20-Jul-1982\r\nERASEC.DEM 2P 20-Jul-1982 HILITE.DEM 3P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLABEL1.DEM 1P 20-Jul-1982 LABEL2.DEM 2P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLINPAT.DEM 2P 20-Jul-1982 LINTYP.DEM 3P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLOCAT .DEM 2P 20-Jul-1982 MARK .DEM 2P 20-Jul-1982\r\nMULTI .DEM 5P 20-Jul-1982 OBJECT.DEM 4P 20-Jul-1982\r\nOVERLY.DEM 2P 20-Jul-1982 POIN .DEM 2P 20-Jul-1982\r\nREPLAC.DEM 1P 20-Jul-1982 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20-Jul-1982\r\nRELMKR.FOR 1P 20-Jul-1982 RELMOV.FOR 2P 20-Jul-1982\r\nRELPLN.FOR 1P 20-Jul-1982 SCHRST.FOR 2P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSCOLOR.FOR 4P 20-Jul-1982 SDEBUG.FOR 1P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSDGREE.FOR 1P 20-Jul-1982 SLNPAT.FOR 3P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSNDBUG.FOR 1P 20-Jul-1982 SNDREG.FOR 3P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSNSHAD.FOR 2P 20-Jul-1982 SNSMTH.FOR 2P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSRADNS.FOR 1P 20-Jul-1982 SSHADE.FOR 5P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSSMTH .FOR 2P 20-Jul-1982 SSTATE.FOR 8P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSTRMOV.FOR 1P 20-Jul-1982 STXANG.FOR 3P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSTXSIZ.FOR 3P 20-Jul-1982 SWINDO.FOR 3P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSWMODE.FOR 3P 20-Jul-1982 TEXT .FOR 3P 20-Jul-1982\r\nXLABEL.FOR 4P 20-Jul-1982 YLABEL.FOR 7P 20-Jul-1982\r\nARC .OBJ 10P 20-Jul-1982 ARCC .OBJ 10P 20-Jul-1982\r\nARCGEN.OBJ 9P 20-Jul-1982 BOX .OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982\r\nCIRCC .OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982 CIRCLE.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982\r\nCIRCXY.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982 CLRSCR.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982\r\nCLRTXT.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982 CODE .OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982\r\nCPYSCR.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982 CVTSTR.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982\r\nDEFARG.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982 GCLOSE.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982\r\nGETCHX.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982 GETLOC.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982\r\nGETSTA.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982 GLOAD .OBJ 9P 20-Jul-1982\r\nGSAVE .OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982 LCHRST.OBJ 9P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLCTOUC.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982 LENGTH.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982\r\nLINETX.OBJ 9P 20-Jul-1982 MATCH .OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982\r\nNINT .OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982 POLYGC.OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982\r\nPOLYGN.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982 POLYGX.OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982\r\nPOLYLN.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982 PRIERR.OBJ 16P 20-Jul-1982\r\nRELBOX.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982 RELLIN.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982\r\nRELMKR.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982 RELMOV.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982\r\nRELPLN.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982 RGLLOC.OBJ 1P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSCHRST.OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982 SCOLOR.OBJ 9P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSDEBUG.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982 SDGREE.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSLNPAT.OBJ 9P 20-Jul-1982 SNDBUG.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSNDREG.OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982 SNSHAD.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSNSMTH.OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982 SRADNS.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSSHADE.OBJ 10P 20-Jul-1982 SSMTH .OBJ 6P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSTRMOV.OBJ 5P 20-Jul-1982 STXANG.OBJ 7P 20-Jul-1982\r\nSTXSIZ.OBJ 10P 20-Jul-1982 SWMODE.OBJ 8P 20-Jul-1982\r\nIBLIB .OBJ 45P 27-May-1982 MAXFOR.SAV 18 12-Oct-1991\r\nMAXFOR.BAK 1 12-Oct-1991 MAXFOR.FOR 2 12-Oct-1991\r\nMAXFOR.OBJ 8 12-Oct-1991\r\n 697 Files, 5844 Blocks\r\n 4328 Free blocks\r\n\r\n.\r\n<\/pre>\nWhen booted on my PDP-11\/73 (in a BA123 cabinet) with the WRITE PROT switch activated, I get the following dialog.<\/p>\n
\r\n.BOOT DL0:\r\n\r\nRT-11\/FEP V2.2\r\n?IND-F-Swap error\r\nDevice write error\r\n\r\n.\r\n<\/pre>\nThe imaging process<\/h4>\n
Here is the process that I followed to image these RL01 cartridges…<\/p>\n
Load the RL01 cartridge in an RL01 drive connected to my PDP-11\/73. This machine is in a BA123 cabinet and boots into RT-11SB (S) V05.07, via a SCSI2SD drive. The WRITE PROT button on the RL01 drive is pressed in, to ensure the cartridge does not get overwritten accidentally.<\/p>\n
The PDP-11\/73 has access to a virtual TU58 drive running on my MSDOS PC. This occurs by way of a TU58 emulator (“Will’s Works RT11 DD Radial Serial Protocol Server Version 1.03”). On the MSDOS machine, I create a copy of my standard TU58 boot cassette (called rtv5rl.dsk) and I name the copy as “minc.t58”.<\/p>\n
I then start the TU58 emulator with the command “tu58 -rrtv5rl.dsk minc.t58”. Note that the file “tu58.ini” is already configured to specify the COM port and baud rate in use on the MSDOS machine.<\/p>\n
From the PDP-11\/73 console, I should now be able to do a “DIR DD0:” and “DIR DD1:”. Both directories should be identical at present, as DD1 is a copy of DD0.<\/p>\n
I then initialize the DD1: TU58 image by using the following commands:<\/p>\n
\r\nUNPROT\/SYS DD1:*.*\r\nDELETE\/SYS\/NOQUERY DD1:*.*\r\n<\/pre>\nNow I copy the files from the RL01 cartridge to the TU58 virtual drive:<\/p>\n
\r\nCOPY\/SYS DL0:*.* DD1:\r\n<\/pre>\nI then do a “DIR DL0:” and “DIR DD1:” to check that the number of files and blocks is the same on both the source and destination drives.<\/p>\n
Now remove the RL01 cartridge and put it away safely. Power down the PDP-11\/73.<\/p>\n
I then transfer the “minc.t58” file from the MSDOS PC to my Windows laptop using FTP. It will appear under Windows as “MINC.T58”. The FTP client software running on the MSDOS machine is mTCP FtpSrv by M Brutman Version 23 May 2013. I run FileZilla on the Windows laptop to pull the file across to the laptop.<\/p>\n
Then configure SIMH V4.0.0 on the Windows laptop with the following script:<\/p>\n
\r\nset cpu 256k\r\nset cpu 11\/23\r\n\r\nset rl enable\r\nset rl0 rl02\r\nset rl1 rl01\r\nattach rl0 working.dsk\r\nattach rl1 minc.dsk\r\n\r\nset rq0 rd54\r\nattach rq0 -r minc.t58\r\n\r\nset tti 8b\r\nset tto 8b\r\n\r\n; Setup PUTTY to start up and connect to the PDP-11 automatically\r\nset console telnet=2222\r\n! start \/b cmd \/c \"\"putty\" \"telnet:\/\/127.0.0.1:2222\/\"\"\r\n\r\nboot rl0\r\n<\/pre>\nThe virtual disk file “working.dsk” is my existing RT11-FB V05.03 RL02 boot cartridge.<\/p>\n
Start SIMH. You will get a message saying something like “RL: creating new file” and “Overwrite last track? [N]”. Press “y” and Enter.<\/p>\n
RT-11 will startup. You should be able to see your TU58 image (using “DIR DU0:”). The number of files and blocks should match what you saw previously on the PDP-11\/73.<\/p>\n
Initialise the new RL01 disk image using the following command:<\/p>\n
\r\nINIT\/BADBLOCKS DL1:\r\n<\/pre>\nUsing the command “DIR DL1:” you should now see a blank RL01 cartridge:<\/p>\n
\r\n.dir dl1:\r\n\r\n\r\n 0 Files, 0 Blocks\r\n 10172 Free blocks\r\n\r\n.\r\n<\/pre>\nNow copy all the files from the TU58 image to the RL01 image:<\/p>\n
\r\nCOPY\/SYS DU0:*.* DL1:\r\n<\/pre>\nNOTE: When copying the files for “27” cartridge, I received the following error when about 80% through the copying process:<\/p>\n
\r\n?PIP-F-Directory full DL1:SNDBUG.FOR\r\n\r\n.\r\n<\/pre>\nThe following additional commands were then required to complete the COPY operation:<\/p>\n
\r\n.SQUEEZE\r\nDevice? DL1:\r\nDL1:\/Squeeze; Are you sure? Y\r\n\r\n.COPY\/SYS\/NOQUERY DU0:*.* DL1:\r\n<\/pre>\nUse the command “DIR DL1:” to verify the image has the correct number of files and blocks.<\/p>\n
Our RL01 image (currently mounted as DL1:) needs to be updated using the COPY\/BOOT command. For example I know that my real RL01 cartridge marked “26b” boots into RT-11FB V05.01. So I use the following command in SIMH:<\/p>\n
\r\nCOPY\/BOOT:DL DL1:RT11FB.SYS DL1:\r\n<\/pre>\nFor the “27” cartridge, I couldn’t see the usual RT-11 monitor files. Here is a list of all the .SYS files on the cartridge:<\/p>\n
\r\n.DIR DL1:*.SYS\r\n\r\nSWAP .SYS 25P 07-Mar-83 FEPRT .SYS 57P 07-Mar-83\r\nNL .SYS 2P 07-Mar-83 TT .SYS 2P 07-Mar-83\r\nDY .SYS 4P 07-Mar-83 DL .SYS 4P 07-Mar-83\r\nIBMNC .SYS 10P 27-Mar-82 IBXMNC.SYS 11P 27-Mar-82\r\nIBNMNC.SYS 10P 27-Mar-82 IBXNMC.SYS 11P 27-Mar-82\r\n 10 Files, 136 Blocks\r\n 4328 Free blocks\r\n\r\n.\r\n<\/pre>\nLooking at the above list, I took a guess that the correct monitor is “FEPRT.SYS”. I installed it using the COPY\/BOOT command as follows and it now boots up with the same messages as I get with the real physical RL01 cartridge:<\/p>\n
\r\nCOPY\/BOOT:DL DL1:FEPRT.SYS DL1:\r\n<\/pre>\nOK, all done. To protect our new image (minc.dsk) against accidental overwrites, change the SIMH.INI attach line to say:<\/p>\n
\r\nattach rl1 -r minc.dsk\r\n<\/pre>\nAfter restarting SIMH, you should now be able to use the following command in SIMH to boot the MINC RL01 disk image:<\/p>\n
\r\nBOOT DL1:\r\n<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"I have two RL01 cartridges that were installed in a MINC system. The two cartridges are marked on handwritten labels as “26b” and “27” respectively. Cartridge 27 also has an original DEC label on it. The DEC label says “AX-J913D-BC” and “RT-11\/FEP MINC V2.2 BIN RL1”. Cartridge 26b does not have any original DEC label ..<\/p>\n
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