My projects come and go (except for E11 of course, which is always the main one but it's *about* PDP-11s, not *on* PDP-11s -- current project is writing FS drivers so the stand-alone version will be useful), but the one that's the closest to being something is KSERVE, a server-only Kermit, originally for RT-11 but I'm slowly working on a stand-alone version (for transferring raw disk images). To make that build from the same sources, I've been isolating the OS-dependent parts so hopefully I'll do RSTS and RSX versions some day. Anyway it's a Kermit like any other, except that it supports sliding windows and large packets, and it's a lot smaller (and way easier to build) than the "official" Kermits, what with not having a command line interpreter (although it still sort of does, for "REM K" commands). All in MACRO-11, naturally. It would have been kind of cool 25 years ago when anyone might have cared. I too had a project to write a BBS for RSTS a million years ago -- I guess everyone did! Yes, with its own RTS since that's the only way to be 100% ^^C proof. This was on V7.0-07, mostly MACRO-11, a little bit of BASIC, but the machine never had more than one modem (actual Bell 212A and later a Vadic VA3451PA, I still have them somewhere) and I was using it half the time to dial out to the RPI mainframe anyway so the whole idea was kind of pointless. John Wilson D Bit