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2 total messages Started by v882246 Mon, 25 Jan 1993 07:37
Re: reading RX50 disks on PC
#302
Author: v882246
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 07:37
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> Don Levinson (levinson@halcyon.com) wrote:
>
>   There is a PC program that I grabbed off the net some time ago. It's
> called  "RT11.EXE", and does a damn good job. It can read/write RT-11
> RX50s in the PC's 1.2MB drive, and also has the added bonus of being
> able to format cheap PC diskettes for use in the RX50 drive.

Wow! That's really what I need! I FTP'ed sone software for my PRO-380
but I don't have any comms programs for it, so there's no way I'm able
to put it on the machine... (Anyone have know the location of a KERMIT
for the PRO?)

>   Sorry, but I can't remember the archive site that I got it from.

grmbl... :-(

							Bye Arno.

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Re: reading RX50 disks on PC
#304
Author: Tom F Karlsson
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 12:59
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In article <9301250737.AA29270@morrien.si.hhs.nl> v882246@morrien.si.hhs.nl writes:

>  to put it on the machine... (Anyone have know the location of a KERMIT
>  for the PRO?)

Try ftp.funet.fi, they have kermit sources for lots of OSs. The one you need
is the one for RT-11 or RSX-11M+ (depending on what OS you run on your Pro).

/Tom
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