21 Mar
2020
21 Mar
'20
6:22 p.m.
Not on the 36 bit line, officially, anyway.? Tops-10 and Tops-20 had
very different file system designs.
BUT!!
One late night in Marlboro while wandering past 2102 (Tops-20 Monitor
Development), I noticed an RP04 with a cautionary sign on it showing
"Tops-10 File System Active" or some such.? I was stunned.? I have to
wonder now whether it was actually cabled to 1031 and not on 2102 at
all, still.
Tops-20 will support NFS, however.
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On 3/21/20 12:31 PM, Johnny Billquist wrote:
Nope. :-(
The common way to share files were to have a separate disk with an
RT-11 file system on it, which pretty much all DEC OSes could access...
But, with that said, if you feel adventurous, it is certainly possible
to add more file systems for RSX... It's just another ACP in the end.
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> On 2020-03-21 16:30, Robert Armstrong wrote:
>
> ?? Not a bad idea...? Just out of curiosity, can RSX mount RSTS file
> systems or vice versa?? So I could share user files between the two
> systems if I did that?