>  It's not FILES-11...that's the filesystem used by RSX, RSTS, and
>VMS.  I don't know what RT's filesystem is called, but it's not
>FILES-11.

We never really had a name for it...

>  But anyway...it'd be great if you'd write that!  That would be very,
>very cool.  If it's done in a port-independent way (it'd have to be,
>wouldn't it?) I'd have a few RT11 (or FILES-11, whichever you write)
>filesystems on my SPARCs!! :-)

I've been considering seeing what is required to do it for Linux...

					Megan Gentry
					Former RT-11 Developer

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