tpf@pyr.gatech.EDU (Tom Friedel) (02/15/88)
I recently purchased PC/MOS386 from a computer shop and a 20meg CMS hard-card from another shop. The PC/MOS operating system, which I'm trying to run on an 8086, does not recognize the hard-card. I called PC/MOS who told me to call CMS and tell CMS to call them and give them infomation about their hard-card. I called CMS and they said they don't deal with individuals, only with dealers. I called the shop where I purchased the hard-card, and since they don't carry PC-MOS, they wouldn't help me. Any thoughts? Tom Friedel
tankus@hsi.UUCP (Ed Tankus) (02/15/88)
In article <5001@pyr.gatech.EDU>, tpf@pyr.gatech.EDU (Tom Friedel) writes: > > I recently purchased PC/MOS386 from a computer shop and a 20meg CMS hard-card > from another shop. The PC/MOS operating system, which I'm trying to run on an > 8086, does not recognize the hard-card. I called PC/MOS who told me to call > CMS and tell CMS to call them and give them infomation about their hard-card. > I called CMS and they said they don't deal with individuals, only with dealers. > I called the shop where I purchased the hard-card, and since they don't carry > PC-MOS, they wouldn't help me. > > Any thoughts? > > Tom Friedel Sounds just like Software Link to me. I have a friend with MOS installed on a Compaq 386 (16Mhz). He's been getting nothing but a runaround between TSL, the dealer from which he purchased the OS, the multi-port card, maker, etc. All fingers seem to point back to TSL. They have a buggy product and stiff you for support (first 20 mins free, $40 per 1/2 hour thereafter). Everyone BUT TSL has been helpful. Unfortunately, my friend has been caught in the middle. TSL does have a BBS system. I don't recall the phone number but you could probably call and ask them ... if you can get through. Cheers! -- Ed. Net : {uunet,ihnp4,noao,yale}!hsi!tankus Snail: Health Systems Int'l, 100 Broadway, New Haven, CT 06511 Bell : (203) 562-2101