Glen:
	Sorry about the delay in getting the Unix disk reader
program to you.   I've been working 6 and 7 day weeks for the
last few months, which leaves very little time for the "fun"
things.
	A few notes about the program:   First, it assumes that
you are using the old ESI Pascal compiler (the forerunner to
the OMSI Pascal-1 compiler).   This is because it does a
non-file-structured read on the Unix disk.   The OMSI compiler
"fixed" the "bug" that allowed this to be done.   I am told that
specifying a file size of octal 100000 to the current compiler
will allow non-file-structured operations, but I haven't checked
this out yet.
	Second, the program uses imbedded assembly code.   Don't
blame me for this atrocity, I just made a few fixes to the program.
With some work you might be able to make this compiler-independent,
but I don't have the time to even attempt it.
	Third, the copy of the compiler and run-time library that
was given to me is only built for the 11/03.   If you have real
problems, I might possibly be able to get one for the 11/45, but
don't bet on it.   The program does no floating point, so as long
as you have EIS it should run.
	Fourth, I've only tested the program with floppy disks,
but the original author (Dave Butterfield) assures me that it will
work with any disk supported by both Unix and RT-11.

Good luck,
Alan Frisbie
