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Oh Dear
I had assumed that LOTS had a `real' MacLisp, which includes all of
the `autoloadable' parts of it.  I think you can get away with getting
the following small files, and loading them exactly as you did MULTL.

In fact, you can make a file, FOO.BAR, that contains the following:

(fasload multl)
(fasload defmac)
(fasload defmax)
(fasload let)
(fasload sharpm)
(fasload macaid)
(fasload cnvd)

and then say this to MacLisp:

(load "foo.bar")

Here are the files (make sure you FTP in image mode):


defmac.fas[mac,lsp]
defmax.fas[mac,lsp]
let.fas[mac,lsp]
sharpm.fas[mac,lsp]
macaid.fas[mac,lsp]
cnvd.fas[mac,lsp]