indy

  1. trembl

    Indy, crackling speaker & strange smell

    After being a SGI user in the mid-90ies, I finally got my hands on a SGI Indy! The good news: it boots to the PRAM screen, I am planning to use a BlueSCSI has hard disk replacement. The worrying news: the speaker started to make crackling sounds, which were soon followed by a strange burning...
  2. Sgi O2 auction closes today

    There’s an sgi o2 and various vintage towers being sold by the university of Washington today https://www.govdeals.com/asset/5880/6794
  3. sangelov

    indy power button -- behaviour change

    hi all, my kid pressed the power button of my indy the other day while the OS was running and it powerd-off immediately. is it possible to change this behaviour to either prevent the power button do that or make it shutdown the OS gracefully? i did a search on the net but could not find...
  4. Unique (?) Indy CMN B006 demonstration system in carry case for sale

    Internal company demo system... Full details here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/134124577469
  5. Indy Doesn't See Its Graphics Card

    I'm hoping someone might have a clue as to what the problem is with this Indy. I picked up the machine about 5 years ago with a failed Nidec PSU. Recently I decided to bite the bullet and fix the power supply, and after much work and replacement of failed components, it's now working. The...
  6. SCSI2SD v6 performance report

    The host: a R5K/180 Indy. Note: the Indy and scsi2sd required a terminator on the external scsi port. I don't normally leave one there, but the system would hang and crash without it. The adapter: SCSI2SD v6. SCSI2 turned on. Parity turned on. Set to 10MB/sync. 2GB allocated in the...
  7. Indy Power Supply information

    Edit: With apologies, I no longer wish to have involvement with SGUG or SGI communities in general, and have also chosen to remove all of my content. Many things have changed since I co-founded, named, and ultimately then left SGUG. There are many good people around, to whom I apologize for...

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