[Coco] CoCo TALK #18 an introduction to OS9

[David Ladd]

Bill,

I would have to agree with your statements and especially the ones in
relations to giving more specific information.

Since I worked at a computer repair center for 11 years and then on my own
since I have run into a LOT of people that would write very simple things
on the service form like: "system wont work" or "it doesn't work"
When I would put these systems up on the work bench would find they would
boot fine and then I would find myself calling the customer to grill them
for more information.

So really the more detailed information is useful in almost every aspect of
a computer related question in regards to hardware, software, or O.S.

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On Sun, Jul 23, 2017 at 11:10 PM, Bill Pierce via Coco <coco at maltedmedia.com
> wrote:

>
>  Steve, if I listed the people who I've helped get back into OS9, helped
> build boot disks for OS9 or actually built their disks for them, helped
> with driverwire for OS9, helped with building the NitrOs9 repo, help with
> NitrOS9 on the Coco3FPGA, or just general OS9 help, it would be a very long
> list and include many people from this list and the FB page. And I'm
> referring to just since 2011. I did the same on BBSs in the 80s & 90s and
> on the early internet forums later.
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