Silicon Graphics (SGI) machines running the Apache Web server on SGI's IRIX operating system are vulnerable to attack by hackers, who may be able to gain administrator-level access, the company has ...

This is way out in left field.<BR><BR>When I used an SGI Irix on an O2 back in the late '90s, clicking on an icon made a satisfying metallic noise. It was like a "ka-chunk" noise, if I remember ...

digging through some boxes at work-- we no longer have any need for our SGI fleet-- I found some SGI cdrom's.<BR><BR>It looks like I have five sets of IRIX 6.5 media-- two of them are sealed-- and ...

Irix, the version of Unix supplied by technical computing specialist SGI, has been certified to run the Defense Department's Common Operating Environment (COE), the Mountain View, Calif.-based company ...

Customers say The SCO Group’s threat against SGI to terminate its license to Unix System V will have little if any effect on their businesses. Customers say The SCO Group’s threat against SGI to ...

Topic ===== IRIX IGMP vulnerability: DoS attack possible Problem Description ===== A malformed IGMP multicast packet under specific conditions can cause SGI systems running the IRIX operating system ...

Hollywood-based digital film laboratory EFILM upgraded its facilities with the purchase of three SGI Onyx 3400 visualization systems, 30 TB of SGI Total Performance 9400 storage and the high-speed ...

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As an old SGI-Irix fan, I am distressed at watching the recent fortunes of SGI go from bad to worse. Alas, the once-great Unix company’s ultimate fate is far from certain, but there is no denying that ...

SGI has confirmed plans to phase out its 18-year-old Irix server and workstation lines based on Mips processors. The company, which plans to emerge from bankruptcy protection this month, will attempt ...

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