2 Jun
2007
2 Jun
'07
4:59 p.m.
Works marginally on certain limited hardware (IP30, IP22, IP32,
IP27(Sort of)) NetBSD has slightly better hardware support. Support for
graphics is marginal at best (Newport and some IMPACT).
Go with IRIX, you'll be happier.
2 Jun
2 Jun
5:15 p.m.
--- Scott Quinn <compoobah at valleyimplants.com> wrote:
Works marginally on certain limited hardware (IP30,
IP22, IP32,
IP27(Sort of)) NetBSD has slightly better hardware
support. Support for
graphics is marginal at best (Newport and some
IMPACT).
Go with IRIX, you'll be happier.
I realize that. The R10K I2s have the IP28 mobo, no?
Just interesting to see that they got Linux going on
that platform. SGI was one of the earliest supporters
of Linux, but as I think you pointed out a while back,
SGI is resistant about letting out the details
regarding it's graphics hardware. Time to get out some
of that epoxy dissolver I guess LOL.
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3 Jun
3 Jun
10:39 a.m.
On Saturday 02 June 2007 20:15, Chris M wrote:
Time to get out some of that epoxy dissolver I guess
LOL.
Is there something out there that'll do that? And how do you keep it from
hitting epoxy-cased components while it's working?
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1:03 p.m.
--- "Roy J. Tellason" <rtellason at verizon.net> wrote:
On Saturday 02 June 2007 20:15, Chris M wrote:
There was a thread oh about a year ago or so. I think
the title was "grinding down ic's" or something
similar. ALOT of dudes came out of the woodwork (don't
take that the wrong way, it just seems there's a
number of people who mainly monitor the posts, and
wait until some esoteric topic comes up, and then they
materialize. I was impressed). Some mentioned the
epoxy material is simply dissolved rather then just
the top ground off. You'll have to refer to that
thread for the best treatment of the subject.
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Time to get out some of that epoxy dissolver I
guess LOL.
Is there something out there that'll do that? And
how do you keep it from
hitting epoxy-cased components while it's working?
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