User`s guide

DIRECTORY
/DOS
Lists the directory of a device that is in RSTS/E or DOS–11 format. The only
other options valid with /DOS are /BRIEF, /FAST, /OWNER, and /WAIT. The valid
devices are DECtape (RSTS/E and DOS) and RK05 (DOS).
/END:value
Use with /START:value and /BADBLOCKS to specify the last block number of a
bad-block scan. If you do not specify /END:value, RT–11 scans to the last block
on the volume.
/EXCLUDE
Lists a directory of all the files on a device except those files you specify. The
following example lists all files on DU1 except the SAV and SYS files:
.DIRECTORY/EXCLUDE DU1:(*.SAV,*.SYS)
15-Feb-91
MEMO1 .TXT 2 15-Feb-91 MEMO3 .TXT 2 15-Feb-91
2 Files, 4 Blocks
460 Free blocks
/FAST
Lists only file names and file types, omitting file lengths and associated dates.
This is the same as /BRIEF.
/FILES
Use this option with /BADBLOCKS to list the file names of bad blocks. If RT–11
does not find any bad blocks, it displays only the heading, as the following
example shows:
.DIRECTORY/BADBLOCKS/FILES DU1:
?DUP-I-No bad blocks detected DU1:
Do not use this option if the volume is not a standard RT–11 directory-structured
volume or if the volume does not contain an RT–11 directory.
/FREE
Lists a directory of unused areas and the size of each. This example lists the
unused areas on device DK:
.DIRECTORY/FREE
15-Feb-91
< UNUSED > 2 < UNUSED > 458
0 Files, 0 Blocks
460 Free blocks
/FULL
Lists the entire directory, including unused areas and their sizes in blocks
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