Operating Systems

MSI prides itself on its extensive knowledge of Hardware and Operating Systems. Some of the systems we've worked with include:

AOS	APPLE DOS	BTOS	CP/M80	CP/M86
CTOS	DOSMERGE	HPUX	Mac	MMMOST
MPE	MPE/XL	MS-DOS	Netware	NOS
Novell	PC-DOS	RDOS	PC-MOS/386	Primos
Scope	TurboDOS	UNIX	VMS	3COM

AOS
Operating system supported by Data General.
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Apple DOS

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BTOS
Burroughs version of Convergent Technologies Operating System. A modular based operating system.
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CP/M80
Operating system developed by Digital Research, most popular before the IBM PC.
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CP/M86
Operating system developed by Digital Research, most popular before the IBM PC.
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CTOS
Convergent Technologies Operating System. A modular based operating system that supported networking and threads.
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DOS MERGE

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HPUX
Hewlett Packard's version of Unix.
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Mac
Operating system developed for use on Apple's Macintosh. Used to simulate a desktop similar to windows on a PC.
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MMMOST

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MPE

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MPE/XL

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MS-DOS
Microsoft Disk Operating System. Developed by Microsoft for use on IBM and compatible computers.
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Netware
Distributed network operating system developed by Novell. Provides distributed network services such as transparent remote file access. Supports many other operating systems such as:DOS, OS/2, Mac, and Unix. Good for use on a variety to LAN configurations.
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NOS
Network Operating System. Term used to describe distributed file systems. Examples:LAN Manager, NetWare, NFS, and VINES.
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Novell
Novell DOS is intended to work on workstations running a novell network. The company that produces the NetWare operating system.
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PC-DOS

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RDOS

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PC-MOS/386

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Primos

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Scope

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Turbo DOS

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UNIX
OS originally designed by AT&T for multi-user applications. Other versions include AIX, HPUX and XENIX.
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VMS
Virtual Machine System. OS developed by DEC for use on VAX machines.
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3COM
Manufacturer of networking equipment.
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