> On Jan 6, 2016, at 9:44 AM, Johnny Billquist <b...@softjar.se> wrote:
>
> ...
> As for transferring files to and from your RSTS/E system, you do know of
> KERMIT, right? Telnet into the RSTS/E system, start a kermit server there,
> switch back to your local kermit, and then send/receive files to your hearts
> content.
>
> Other options could be using a disk with the files on it, setting up tapes,
> but also, if simh supports it, possibly using the virtual DOS device, that
> other emulators have, as well as using DECnet.
I'm not sure what a DOS device is.
A couple of options:
1. DECnet. NFT will use the DAP protocol to do file transfer; if you have a
compatible DAP implementation at the other end that would work. DECnet/Linux
can do this, I believe.
2. Paper tape, as discussed here.
3. Magtape. DOS format labels are very simple; ANSI isn't much harder. For
extra credit, someone could write an implementation of VMS BACKUP -- RSTS can
read those tapes (with some restrictions) in V9.0 or later.
4. Disk. Years ago I wrote a program "rstsflx" that can read and write RSTS
disk images. It should still be around; if not I should build some new kits
and supply them to whoever can offer a place for them.
paul
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