>
> Finally.... Jacksonville pays off.... Do you know who many times I've seen
> computer x available in y, for pickup only, where y does not equal
> Jacksonville. I've got two SMS 1000s comming this weekend, a model 50 and
> 40, and two expansion boxes (41's ???) full of serial io running RT-11 for a
> defunct cardkey system.
>
> I dont know RT-11 (yet.) and am looking forward to the experience. But
> before that happens the seller wants to purge some sensitive employee files
> on the system. Can someone tell me how to tell him to 1) move through the
> directory structure, and 2) how to delete specific files ( some that span
> partitions 0 - du4 according to him ), and...
>
> Where can I find a good source of RT-11 info?
>
> Thanks
> - Mike: dogas_at_leading.net
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RT11 all versions use a single flat directory per drive.
dir DX0: (version 4.x 5.x) would list the directory for the first
RX01 floppy.
You should be able to do the same with du0: through du4:
Older versions didn't have the DCL built on top of the lower level
commands and pip dx0:*.* /li (I think) would get a directory list.
It's been over 15 years since I did the latter.
My brain may have dropped bits on that one.
Bill
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Received on Tue Jan 12 1999 - 07:17:07 GMT