I'm new here (prodded to join by ClassicHasClass
). Here's my O2, named Reco. My O2 is running OpenBSD so I can't get an hinv from within IRIX, but below is a serial dump of 'hinv -v -p' and 'hinv -v -t' from the maintenance console.
I've had the machine for a little over a year now. In the past few weeks I got a 5-port USB PCI card and a cheap RealTek 8188CUS USB wifi dongle (urtwn(4), for other OpenBSD users) and now I have a happy wifi-enabled O2
Unfortunately, I don't have a dedicated place for the machine yet, but here's a picture of it.
sgio2.jpg [ 1.81 MiB | Viewed 292 times ]
Sadly, the O2 body came damaged. I'm not one of those people interested in the looks of the machine (as long as it works, I'm happy) so I doubt I'll ever get it fixed.
And here's my (currently sparse, but usable) desktop screenshot.
o2desktop.png [ 3.76 MiB | Viewed 292 times ]
). Here's my O2, named Reco. My O2 is running OpenBSD so I can't get an hinv from within IRIX, but below is a serial dump of 'hinv -v -p' and 'hinv -v -t' from the maintenance console.
Code:
> hinv -v -p
System: IP32
Processor: 195 Mhz R10000, with FPU
Primary I-cache size: 32 Kbytes
Primary D-cache size: 32 Kbytes
Secondary cache size: 1024 Kbytes
Memory size: 512 Mbytes
Graphics: CRM, Rev C
Audio: A3 version 1
SCSI Disk: scsi(0)disk(2)
SCSI CDROM: scsi(0)cdrom(4)
> hinv -v -t
system ARC SGI-IP32 key 0
processor CPU MIPS-R10000 key 0
processor FPU MIPS-R10000FPC key 0
cache primary icache 32 Kbytes (block 1 lines, line 64 bytes)
cache primary dcache 32 Kbytes (block 1 lines, line 32 bytes)
cache secondary cache 1024 Kbytes (block 1 lines, line 64 bytes)
memory main 512 Mbytes
controller display SGI-CRM, Rev C key 0 ( ConsoleOut Output )
peripheral monitor key 0
controller network 110Base-TX revision 2 key 0
v: net SGI-MH MACE-EC - type: Ethernet MTU: 1500 HW: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
peripheral network DP83840-1 key 0 ( Input Output )
controller serial MACE-16550 key 0
peripheral line key 0 ( ConsoleIn ConsoleOut Input Output )
controller serial MACE-16550 key 1
peripheral line key 0 ( ConsoleIn ConsoleOut Input Output )
controller audio A3 key 1 ( Input Output )
controller keyboard pckbd key 0
controller pointer pcms key 0
adapter PCI MACE-PCI key 0
adapter SCSI ADP7880 key 0
controller disk SGI IBM DDRS-39130W key 2
peripheral disk unit 0 ( Input Output )
v: scsidisk - - - blocksize: 0 maxblocks: 0
controller CDROM TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-6401TA key 4
peripheral disk unit 0 ( ReadOnly Removable Input )
adapter SCSI ADP7880 key 1
System: IP32
Processor: 195 Mhz R10000, with FPU
Primary I-cache size: 32 Kbytes
Primary D-cache size: 32 Kbytes
Secondary cache size: 1024 Kbytes
Memory size: 512 Mbytes
Graphics: CRM, Rev C
Audio: A3 version 1
SCSI Disk: scsi(0)disk(2)
SCSI CDROM: scsi(0)cdrom(4)
> hinv -v -t
system ARC SGI-IP32 key 0
processor CPU MIPS-R10000 key 0
processor FPU MIPS-R10000FPC key 0
cache primary icache 32 Kbytes (block 1 lines, line 64 bytes)
cache primary dcache 32 Kbytes (block 1 lines, line 32 bytes)
cache secondary cache 1024 Kbytes (block 1 lines, line 64 bytes)
memory main 512 Mbytes
controller display SGI-CRM, Rev C key 0 ( ConsoleOut Output )
peripheral monitor key 0
controller network 110Base-TX revision 2 key 0
v: net SGI-MH MACE-EC - type: Ethernet MTU: 1500 HW: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
peripheral network DP83840-1 key 0 ( Input Output )
controller serial MACE-16550 key 0
peripheral line key 0 ( ConsoleIn ConsoleOut Input Output )
controller serial MACE-16550 key 1
peripheral line key 0 ( ConsoleIn ConsoleOut Input Output )
controller audio A3 key 1 ( Input Output )
controller keyboard pckbd key 0
controller pointer pcms key 0
adapter PCI MACE-PCI key 0
adapter SCSI ADP7880 key 0
controller disk SGI IBM DDRS-39130W key 2
peripheral disk unit 0 ( Input Output )
v: scsidisk - - - blocksize: 0 maxblocks: 0
controller CDROM TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-6401TA key 4
peripheral disk unit 0 ( ReadOnly Removable Input )
adapter SCSI ADP7880 key 1
I've had the machine for a little over a year now. In the past few weeks I got a 5-port USB PCI card and a cheap RealTek 8188CUS USB wifi dongle (urtwn(4), for other OpenBSD users) and now I have a happy wifi-enabled O2
Unfortunately, I don't have a dedicated place for the machine yet, but here's a picture of it.
Attachment:
sgio2.jpg [ 1.81 MiB | Viewed 292 times ]
Sadly, the O2 body came damaged. I'm not one of those people interested in the looks of the machine (as long as it works, I'm happy) so I doubt I'll ever get it fixed.
And here's my (currently sparse, but usable) desktop screenshot.
Attachment:
o2desktop.png [ 3.76 MiB | Viewed 292 times ]
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reco
195 MHz R10K, 512 MB RAM, CRM, OpenBSD
Plus a lot of other MIPS machines: 2x Lemote Yeeloong (loongson), Lemote Fuloong (loongson), Portwell CAM-0100 (octeon), UBNT EdgeRouter LITE (octeon)
