[HECnet] "illegal record size" in RSX?

[Johnny Billquist]

On 2015-04-15 20:12, Cory Smelosky wrote:
> On Wed, 15 Apr 2015, Brian Schenkenberger, VAXman- wrote:
>
>> I've had my head deep in the RMS internals and I should have recalled
>> this.
>> The XAB (eXtrended Attributes Block) defines:
>>
>>
>> literal XAB$K_RT11 = 1;
>> literal XAB$K_RSTS = 2;
>> literal XAB$K_RSX11S = 3;
>> literal XAB$K_RSX11M = 4;
>> literal XAB$K_RSX11D = 5;
>> literal XAB$K_IAS = 6;
>> literal XAB$K_VAXVMS = 7;
>> literal XAB$K_TOPS20 = 8;
>> literal XAB$K_TOPS10 = 9;
>> literal XAB$K_RTS8 = 10;
>> literal XAB$K_OS8 = 11;
>> literal XAB$K_RSX11MP = 12;
>> literal XAB$K_COPOS11 = 13;
>> literal XAB$K_P_OS = 14;
>> literal XAB$K_VAXELN = 15;
>> literal XAB$K_CPM = 16;
>> literal XAB$K_MS_DOS = 17;
>> literal XAB$K_ULTRIX_32 = 18;
>> literal XAB$K_ULTRIX_11 = 19;
>> literal XAB$K_RMS11 = 1;
>> literal XAB$K_RMS20 = 2;
>> literal XAB$K_RMS32 = 3;
>> literal XAB$K_FCS11 = 4;
>> literal XAB$K_RT11FS = 5;
>> literal XAB$K_NO_FS = 6;
>> literal XAB$K_TOPS20FS = 7;
>> literal XAB$K_TOPS10FS = 8;
>> literal XAB$K_OS8FS = 9;
>> literal XAB$K_RMS32S = 10;
>> literal XAB$K_CPMFS = 11;
>> literal XAB$K_MS_DOSFS = 12;
>> literal XAB$K_ULTRIX32_FS = 13;
>> literal XAB$K_ULTRIX11_FS = 14;
>>
>>
>
> I wonder if CompuServe's OS got its own code or just used TOPS-10s...

Did they ever talk DECnet?

	Johnny