This directory contains software for RSX.

dos	Program to read/write DOS files from inside E11, by John Shilling
	of JSA.  Also works on E11 for Windows, OS/2, or stand-alone PCs.

	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.
	You need to have "MOUNT DO:" in your E11.INI file to enable the
	host file access device which DOS.TSK uses.

lnx	Version of DOS.TSK for running under E11/Linux, where LF is used
	instead of CRLF.  Also by John Shilling of JSA.

doslnx.dsk
	RSX disk image with the files for DOS.TSK and LNX.TSK in [200,200].
	It's a 64 KB disk so it should be MOUNTable in E11 as any disk type.
	The volume label is DOSLNX.

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.