>Ok, and putting what I believe are 2 and 2 together,
>In a previous message I listed the contents of a two disk set that claims
>to be RT-11V2C. On those disks were files of the form:
> xxMNTFB.sys
>So to create a bootable volume, you find the one for your device, then
>copy it using PIP onto freshly formatted media as MONITR.SYS and then
>write the boot block using /U. Am I close?
"By George, I think he's got it..."
I seem to remember that you don't even have to rename the file
to MONITR.SYS, but that's typically what we did.
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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Received on Fri Apr 30 1999 - 16:48:10 BST