1 HOL
                HOL - Disk Fragmentation List Utility 
 
 HOL  is  a  small  task  aimed  to  give  the user detailed information on how
 fragmented  his  disks are. For any given FILES-11 device it will list out all
 (or  optionally  just  those over a given size) the contiguous 'holes' on that
 device, giving starting block number in decimal (optionally in octal) and size
 in decimal, and the total number of free blocks for the device. 
 
 HOL may be invoked either by: 
       
          >HOL [DDn:][/nnnn][/Octal] 
                      or 
          >RUN $HOL 
          HOL>[DDn:][/nnnn][/Octal] 
       
 Where  DDn:  is  a  valid  Files-11 device (the n and : are optional) which
 defaults to SY: if omitted, and nnnn is an optional decimal number (up to 9
 digits)  specifying  a  minimum  size  for the 'holes' to be listed. /Octal
 indicates  that  logical  block  numbers are to be displayed in octal. This
 switch can be specified as /O, /OC, /OCT, /OCTA or /OCTAL. 
 
 For a listing of error messages, type AID HOL ERRORS
2 ERR

     HOL may produce one of the following error messages: 
 
      1. HOL - Failure on reading BITMAP.SYS 
 
         An error occurred trying to read the file BITMAP.SYS  on the device  
         specified.  Most probably the device is not mounted. 
 
      2. HOL - Illegal device 
 
         The device specified does not exist on the system, or is not a valid 
         Files-11 disk. 
 
      3. HOL - Bad switch 
 
         The user typed a slash (/) in his commandline, but followed it with  
         something other than a valid decimal number or OCTAL keyword 
 
      4. HOL - Command error 
 
         The command line specified was not syntactically correct