As submitted to Decus, Kermit-11 is on one of three types of media:

1. 16MT9 DOS format tape, full kit, read by FLX on RSX and PIP on RSTS/E.
2. 3 RX01 RT11 format disks, read by COPY on RT11, FLX on RSX and FIT on RSTS/E
3. 2 RX50 disks, one P/OS format for use on P/OS and Micro/RSX, and the other
   RT11 format for reading under RT11, RSTS/E (with FIT) and RSX (with FLX).


The floppy disk kits do NOT include any source files.  The  installation  notes,
K11INS.DOC,  do not contain any references to specific media or ways to transfer
files from a specific type of media. 


For the RX01 disks, the files are:

	1/3		K11.TSK, K11RT4.SAV, K11XM.SAV
	2/3		K11POS.TSK, K11RSX.TSK
	3/3		K11NRS.TSK, K11HLP.HLP, K11INS.DOC and K11FLP.DOC.

For the RX50 disks, the files are:

	1/2 RT11 format	K11POS.TSK, K11.TSK, K11RT4.SAV, K11XM.SAV, K11HLP.HLP
			K11INS.DOC
	2/2 P/OS format	K11RSX.TSK, K11POS.TSK, K11XM.SAV, K11HLP.HLP
			K11INS.DOC


P/OS disks are readable under MicroRSX, the files  are  in  directory  [KERMIT].
RT11 format disks can be read with FLX on RSX and FIT on RSTS/E. 

The best way to make copies of the diskettes is  to  use  the  COPY/DEV  command
under  RT11  and  PRO/RT11. This does a physical copy of the entire disk without
regard for the internal file structure or data  on  the  diskettes.  Of  course,
copying disks under P/OS from the menu is only possible for P/OS format disks. 

Note  the  K11POS.TSK  will run under RSX11M/M+, the only difference from K11RSX
is (1) NO DAP support and (2) the task is linked to RMSRES. 

In all cases, please read K11INS.DOC for more information.