My problem is that I don't have an older version of IRIX on hand, and it's more trouble than it's worth to go ahead and get a copy :P Ohwell, we'll have to just keep logs of our activity that month for our own personal satisfaction :P On Mar 27, 2005, at 11:47 PM, David Shepherd wrote: > Maybe try installing an older version of IRIX? Btw, if it makes you > feel any better, it looks like i won't be able to compete either, > considering that the only puter i have access to here is my PC, and > that emulators don't qualify (even if i set it to, like 8 megs of RAM > and an 80 meg HD image) > > > On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 23:33:33 -0700, Cory Wiegersma > <cory5412@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Interesting... I am certainly interested in participating in this >> competition... Though, I do have some problems. >> >> 1) The Manufacture of my particular computer started in SEPTEMBER >> 1993.... Yet I'd still call it retro. >> >> 2) I admit... it runs IRIX 6.5, an OS from 1998. Even worse, the >> release, 6.5.22, is from 2002 I think. >> >> 3) I'm MLAgazine staff, so if this is anything like a radio contest, I >> don't qualify anyway. :P >> >> I might spend the month on my SGI workstation just for the heck of it. >> >> I'm certainly interested in seeing what other people come up with, >> especially since I'm likely to be putting together the article on the >> retro challange. >> >> ~Until a later time! >> ~~CoryWiegersma. >> >> > >