CD-ROM on RT-11?

I plan to do the copy/boot in exchange: EXCHANGE> help copy/boot COPY /BOOT /BOOT[=nn] This qualifier copies bootstrap information from a monitor file to blocks 0 and 2 through 5 of an RT-11 volume, permitting you to use that volume as a system volume. The COPY/BOOT operation does not create any files on the volume, it is a special purpose command to create bootable RT-11 systems. RT-11 Version 1 through Version 3 monitors had the system device handler linked into the monitor image. For Version 4 of RT-11, the system device handler uses the standard device handler, and the COPY /BOOT command must dynamically link the handler into the bootstrap area. COPY /BOOT will auto- matically sense whether the monitor file is an early or late monitor, and perform this extra step if required. It finds the default handler for the specific device type, and merges the handler with the monitor as it is copied to the boot area. The optional value on the /BOOT qualifier is used to over- ride the choice of the default handler. The most frequent use of this value occurs when a floppy is mounted in an RX02 drive, but it is desired to create a floppy bootable from an RX01 drive (obviously, the floppy must be single density). The default handler for the RX02 is DY.SYS, and the handler needed for the RX01 is DX.SYS. Therefore, one would use the command COPY /BOOT=DX to make an RX01 bootable system. Do not specify /BOOT=nn for V3 and earlier systems, choose the monitor file DYMNxx.SYS or DXMNxx.SYS as the source file. The /BOOT qualifier only allows a single parameter, the name of the monitor file. The /BOOT qualifier cannot be combined with qualifiers other than /LOG. On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Jerome H. Fine wrote: