Highland Park, Macallan, Cragganmore...
Stolnichaya Elite...
Brunello, Barolo, Rioja...
/oskar
Stolnichaya Elite...
Brunello, Barolo, Rioja...
/oskar
Curious: the first recorded successful pregnancy brought forth a murderer...
fatal_error wrote: Too much alcohol these days, but, its probably linux related...
GeneratriX wrote: I want to try to stablish with this post some kind of reference for myself about the worst/better designs related to Graphic-User-Interfaces on the history of software.
The R10000 was a major departure for MIPS from the traditional simple pipeline; it was the first CPU to make truly heroic use of out-of-order execution. Although this was probably the right direction (Pentium II and HP's PA-8x00 series followed its lead and are now on top of their respective trees), the sheer difficulty of debugging R10000 may have set Silicon Graphics up to conclude that sponsoring its own high-end chips was a mistake.
dexter1 wrote: Fem and I are going to be parents
unixmuseum wrote: I know what I'm doing Friday: taking the day off
josehill wrote:The earliest projected end-of-support date for new Origin 350 and 3900, Fuel and Tezro is currently December 2013.
unix: |$(0x15a)WARNING: 001a01 ATTN: 1.5V low warning limit reached @ 1.340V.
unix: |$(0x15a)WARNING: 001a01 ATTN: 1.5V low warning limit reached @ 1.269V.
unix: |$(0x160)WARNING: 001a01 ATTN: 1.5V level stabilized @ 1.452V.
unix: |$(0x15a)WARNING: 001a01 ATTN: 1.5V low warning limit reached @ 1.255V.
unix: |$(0x160)WARNING: 001a01 ATTN: 1.5V level stabilized @ 1.354V.
unix: |$(0x158)WARNING: 001a01 ATTN: 1.5V low fault limit reached @ 1.199V.
unix: WARNING: Auto power down will be delayed until shutdown is complete.
unix: |$(0x163)WARNING: 001a01 ATTN: power down aborted, environmental monitor reset
Xsession: mephisto: logout
INFO: The system is shutting down.
INFO: Please wait.
4D:IRIS /usr/etc/eventmond[794]: The child process was killed by the signal 9
0D:IRIS inetd[265]: inetd received SIGTERM; terminating.
3F:IRIS syslogd: going down on signal 15
hamei wrote: You have a service contract. Get a new one.
zafunk wrote: I had the same problem recently and had to kill the environmental monitoring.
nekonoko wrote:Oskar45 wrote:zafunk wrote: I had the same problem recently and had to kill the environmental monitoring.
Hmm, I'm not sure that killing env monitoring will save you. As I've noted in my original post of this thread, the messages are written by the kernel so they will be in the syslog even if eventmond is not running. Also, I suspect my box would have been killed anyway regardless of whether eventmond was running or not ...
If you're shutting off env monitoring on the L1 (which is the case here) it won't report anything to the kernel. No-one said anything about turning off eventmond - this is more low level
nekonoko wrote:Oskar45 wrote: Hmm - does that mean, if you shut off monitoring on the L1, the box would not die even if the voltage gets too low???
That's correct.
nekonoko wrote:Oskar45 wrote: If that's so, there seems then to be no need in this case to get a new mobo...
Pretty much ... as hamei said, he's been running his Fuel (which has the same problem) for two years without an issue
hamei wrote: Didn't mean to come off as quite so negative about the Fuel
nekonoko wrote:Oskar45 wrote: OK... as I already got a new mobo, I'll ask my local SGI support to take it back again and give me my old one
Heh, I wouldn't do that in your case as you're entitled [skip]So far my Fuel hasn't exhibited this problem (fingers crossed) ...
Obelix wrote: I am sorry, but it is not a question of a buggy environmental monitor.[...] By the way, I really love (loved?) my Fuel.
hamei wrote:An updated Octane would be tit.Oskar45 wrote: ... what would *you* think is the computer equivalent of what we call in German "eierlegende Wollmilchsau" ...
Dr. Dave wrote: Since the chips 'read' OK, one can assume that either the analog input to the chip on the offending line is bad (implying a chip problem), the voltage reference for the device is bad, or the origin for the derived voltage is bad.
joerg wrote:Oskar45 wrote:Dr. Dave wrote: Since the chips 'read' OK, one can assume that either the analog input to the chip on the offending line is bad (implying a chip problem), the voltage reference for the device is bad, or the origin for the derived voltage is bad.
Did you ever consider the possibility that the chips themselves might indeed be ok but the checking /algorithm/ is faulty?
Shouldnt than sgi can fixed that with a firmware upgrade? According to the post sgi replaced the boards.
fvador59 wrote: http://sgifanclub.1fr1.net
for smoke / flame / 3ds max / maya artists
foetz wrote:Oskar45 wrote:fvador59 wrote: http://sgifanclub.1fr1.net
for smoke / flame / 3ds max / maya artists
...except that, AFAIK, these products are no longer actively supported for IRIX by their respective vendors [at least Maya is definitely not].
and?
fvador59 wrote: Your are completely wrong Oskar45, but anyway if you think that to be an artist you must have the last version of each apps, i understand why you practice only at home... Some artistes made better works with there 6.5 version that you will be able to make during all your life with your new toys. And to finish with, all company are not working always with the last release, only people at home have the last one.Ask also "ILM" why are they still working
with softimage 3D (the old one yes around 1997) on a O2 to animated Yoda ??? They must be "newbie" and don't know that new versions existe and they could be an better artist with them.
"Show me your programs, and I diagnose who you are." it's your signature !!!!
I'm not thinking that too (sorry), it's not because you drive an Farrari that you are a good pilot !
It's not because you have downloaded all the warez apps that you are the best !!!
fvador59 wrote: http://sgifanclub.1fr1.net
fvador59 wrote: Perfect reflection
foetz wrote:toxygen wrote:Oskar45 wrote: Would you have argued the same way if I'd have talked about Photoshop instead of Maya?
from Photoshop version 6 there has been literally no major change except ability to edit more layers at once. I can imagine myself working with photoshop version 5 as good as with cs3.
although, new "features" may save some time, but they are not crucially necessary.
the main difference is the speed and the size. cs3 compared to v5 is much bigger and much slower