DEC Floppy Disks for ???

Marvin, <I figured they were probably for the LSI-11 but beyond that, I didn't <have a clue. I have several PDP computers including the 8i, 05, and <23. Are these similar to the paper tape diagnostics for the PDP 8? They are not like the PDP-8 tapes, though some similarity may exist. They would be usable for the 23 if it has rx02. <Also, is the disk format such that they have to be read on a DEC <computer or can they be read on other machines? Thanks! The dydp are RX02 so the answer is directly, no. if it was a dxdp set the answer is yes as that would be RX01 (standard single density 8"). They can be transfered to rx01(or tu58, rl01/2, rk05, magtape) and made bootable. so if you have a working PDP-11 (most any) with RX02 you can make them rx01 and then readable by other systems, executeable is another matter as they are written in PDP-11 code. Allison