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+Our internal (minimal) tests are the tst*.c files in the posix\client directory.
+Currently, the default root for the POSIX subsystem is d:\psx.
+
+tstdir.c: 'tstdir /psx/test'
+	
+	- requires a current version of tsthello.exe in d:\psx
+	- d:\psx\test directory must exist with 2 levels of subdirectories that
+	  contain files.
+	- d:\psx\test\tstdirs directory must exist 
+
+tstfile.c: ' tstfile tstf.one tstf.two'
+
+	- requires 3 files in d:\psx: tstf.one, tstf.two, out.dat. Contents
+	  unimportant.
+
+	**** Currently fails when trying to recreate a file that already
+	exists because the wrong error code is returned from PbOpenExistingFcb
+	Garyki will fix this.
+
+tstfork.c : 'tstfork'
+	
+	- requires tsthello.exe in d:\psx
+
+	**** Currently fails with Exception in ex0(). Used to work and no
+	changes make since that would effect this test. 
+
+tsthello.c: 'tsthello string'
+
+	- just proves that you can get in and out of subsystem
+
+tstjc.c:    'tstjc'
+ 
+tstloop.c:  'tstloop'
+
+tstmd.c:    'tstmd string'
+
+	- requires that whatever string you give it for an argument cannot
+	  exist as a directory in \psx
+
+tstmisc: 'tstmisc'
+
+	- requires the file d:\psx\conffile (contents unimportant)
+ 
+	- tests sysconf(), pathconf(), fpathconf(), uname(), time(), times()
+
+tstnpipe.c: 'tstnpipe named.pip'
+	
+	- requires d:\psx\named.pip
+
+	**** Currently fails with erroneous error codes. 
+
+tstrmdir.c: 'tstrmdir dirname' 
+
+	- requires the following sub directories in d:\psx\test:
+		rmtst1 containing one file "ab"
+		rmtst2 containing one file ".a" (??)
+		rmtst3 containing one file "a."
+		rmtst4 containing one file "abcde"
+
+	- /psx/test must not have an existing subdirectory with the same name 
+	  as the dirname argument.
+
+tstsid.c: 'tstsid'
+
+tstsig.c: 'tstsig'
+
+tstumask.c: ' tstumask'