a true classic. what kind of disk(s) do you have in there?
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The collected works of foetz - Page 31
the octane has one advantage over the tezro: mgras. there's quite a bunch of stuff that doesn't work so well with vpro so unless you have a late onyx model an impact octane is the max you can get
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vishnu wrote: if you want to run applications like Maya or Pro/E or Shake, having VPro is hugely beneficial...
sure, those that do work fine with vpro run well of course
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a bit more info that's actually on topic
as it happened often in the 90s the cgi parts of jurassic park were a mix of alias and softimage. the classic labor division was alias for the models and softimage for animation and jurassic park was no different. here're some pics and videos:
http://xsisupport.com/2011/12/02/
http://uk.businessinsider.com/jurassic- ... er%29?r=US
http://i1.wp.com/www.cgmeetup.net/home/ ... =960%2C606
further attached a zip with two highres shots of alias/2 with the t-rex model
as it happened often in the 90s the cgi parts of jurassic park were a mix of alias and softimage. the classic labor division was alias for the models and softimage for animation and jurassic park was no different. here're some pics and videos:
http://xsisupport.com/2011/12/02/
http://uk.businessinsider.com/jurassic- ... er%29?r=US
http://i1.wp.com/www.cgmeetup.net/home/ ... =960%2C606
further attached a zip with two highres shots of alias/2 with the t-rex model
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guardian452 wrote: We are really looking forward to the new JP... it is going to be sweet.
we?
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chkconfig desktop on
after the installation should do the trick. however the (formerly) discreet programs do what they do for good reason so changing stuff that's set by the installer might cause problems
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hamei wrote: sybr is now part of a larger social unit
oh i see
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TeamBlackFox wrote: Install Discreet products under separate users from your main account
that's not enough. the installer changes global settings
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grab the attachment of the post linked to below for large screen shots of alias/2. might just as well be the only ones you'll ever find
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=16729653#p7379715
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=16729653#p7379715
bushnrvn wrote: What kinds of programs can I expect to be able to run with 1GB RAM, ESSI\MXE?
everything. an octane mxe is quite at the end of the irix evolution so pretty much everything that's available for irix runs there very nicely
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oh yes, what a nice find
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Pontus wrote: I have two stickers that I would put on my laptop if I had one. One reads "My other computer runs OpenVMS" and the other reads "My other computer is a CRAY"
i have that as a t-shirt with sgi/cray
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TeamBlackFox wrote: libevent built for me without OpenSSL support
on tru or irix?
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TeamBlackFox wrote: IRIX. I'll screw with libevent on OSF/1 when I have the time
alternatively you could go one page back and take mine
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does open64 run on irix?
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TeamBlackFox wrote: On that note, screw Open64. Its dead.
and doesn't run on irix so i'm not sure what reason Kumba had for recommending it
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TeamBlackFox wrote: I'll look at implementing a va_copy function then when I go to do it.
sure, a va_copy substitute would come in handy in some situations
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- diffutils_27.tar.bz2
gnu diffs: diff, diff3, sdiff and the docs.
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5.3
gtk and text frontend. plugin support but no perl or python
- xchat_1811p1.tardist
gtk and text frontend. plugin support but no perl or python
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TeamBlackFox wrote: Hey can you guys take the peanut gallery commentary about ADA, Pascal, etc elsewhere? I'm not trying to be rude, but I'd like to keep the thread tidy so I can look at people's suggestions easily and keep it organized.
well you asked for it:
TeamBlackFox wrote: You're free to suggest programs
Kumba suggested open64, others pointed out that it'll likely fail and why. then armanox suggested clang and ivelegacy would like to have an ada compiler and the geany ide ... and so on.
this is how a discussion works. if you don't like that then you might have to be more precise in your first post about what kind of suggestions are welcome
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TeamBlackFox wrote:foetz wrote: well you asked for it
Thats not a free-for-all for tangential discussion
hehe, that's how it is in forums
if you want it limited then limit it right from the start. i'd suggest to edit your first post and clearly say what sort of suggestions you expect and in which form
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176mb pdf
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commodorejohn wrote: 300 dots per molecule...
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there's also a nice hardware compatibility list over there:
http://moon.hanya-n.org/comp/alpha/hct/graphics.html
http://moon.hanya-n.org/comp/alpha/hct/scsi.html
http://moon.hanya-n.org/comp/alpha/hct/GbE.html
http://moon.hanya-n.org/comp/alpha/hct/graphics.html
http://moon.hanya-n.org/comp/alpha/hct/scsi.html
http://moon.hanya-n.org/comp/alpha/hct/GbE.html
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robespierre wrote: that is not a good evaluation of security vulnerabilities... there are many attacks that do not rely on open ports or malicious local users. Heartbleed being only the most well-known.
please do list those that affect irix. i'm sure that'd be very interesting for everybody running irix.
heartbleed for example is not a problem.
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security and privacy awareness is not a bad thing per se but i totally agree with you that the priorities are what matters and these got quite off recently.
the sensationalism has greatly increased and 98% of all people who suddenly panicked when heartbleed was all over the news have no idea what that even is let alone are able to tell how likely it actually is that a complete data set of for example their account of some site would be found out and used against them.
the sensationalism has greatly increased and 98% of all people who suddenly panicked when heartbleed was all over the news have no idea what that even is let alone are able to tell how likely it actually is that a complete data set of for example their account of some site would be found out and used against them.
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robespierre wrote: Do you use glibc?
no, i meant issues that affect irix
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good for irix since none of that matters there. just assuming people are not running java applets in netscape 4.x
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why did you run the disk exercise at all?
nice post count btw: 10101
nice post count btw: 10101
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- libmemcached_012.tardist
- libev_419.tardist
- memcached_1424.tardist
for the speedy stuff
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if you just wanna start fresh there's a faster way:
hook the disk up to some bsd/linux/whatever, run "shred" on the raw device just for a few seconds, put it back into the sgi and it'll look like it'd have never been used with irix. then go on with fx and mkfs_xfs as if the disk was brand new
hook the disk up to some bsd/linux/whatever, run "shred" on the raw device just for a few seconds, put it back into the sgi and it'll look like it'd have never been used with irix. then go on with fx and mkfs_xfs as if the disk was brand new
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we did but not this version. however if you don't need utf8 or xft ours will do
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- libevent_2022.tardist
with ssl support
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HoloPorn?
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extract, look for the binary, run it, report back
and welcome here btw
and welcome here btw
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this is about irix, not aix
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sure, the general concept goes for all. usually comes down to either booting with the os cd or putting the disk into another machine
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oh yeah they're classy
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markh wrote: But does yours contain the grid widget that Microline has?
yep
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opcode wrote: Is that the news window manager before 4dwm?
no