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BONUS VIDEO: It's a UNIX Machine, I Know This! (Patreon)

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2023-06-08 19:44:12
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Hello Patreon friends! Time to break out some SGI goodness. I've had an Indigo2 for a while, and I just recently picked up another from a friend. It's slightly faster! Let's crack them open and check 'em out.

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Andrew Nicholson

I love the Jurassic Park reference. I’m at work so I can’t watch the video yet - wondering if this is related to the 30th anniversary of the original movie. The release date was June 11th 1993.

Pedro Passamani

Neat! And just in time for Jurassic Park's 30th Anniversary. Going off topic a little bit, I don't know if you've done a video on Mac OS X Server, but since you mentioned net booting, I think covering it would make for a very interesting one. NetBoot/NetInstall was one of Mac OS X Server's most useful features. Maybe you could try to replicate Mr. Jobs' 1999 Macworld SF "Wall of iMacs" demo, or even use it in your follow up ClassiCube video. Imagine a bunch of Macs booting off the same NetBoot image, all networked and playing ClassiCube? I know it sounds crazy, but that's what your channel's all about, right? Doing crazy shenanigans with vintage tech!

Ernie Smith

I should get you in touch with the IRIXNetwork mod—he’s local to me and is trying to put on a big reverse engineering project to bring IRIX back to life.

ctrl.alt.rees

The piano chime sounds like the opening chord of "Everything I Do, I Do It For You" by Bryan Adams... Just a random thought

Joshua Waire

She’s beautiful. I miss the colored plastic era.

Jakub Pouzar

I've tried the BlueSCSI version 1 with an SGI Indy and it didn't work. So I tried a RaSCSI/PiSCSI and that worked great. It's slower than a SCSI drive but is also able to emulate an optical drive. You can even use it to boot the IRIX .iso files and I find this is the fastest way to get the system installed.

Simon IJskes

i would love to see this one as a youtube video, so i can watch it on the bigscreen in the livingroom.