Shows how far ahead of the pack SGI was back then.
High end workstations are much cheaper now, running on Intel 64bit hardware. I just looked from a distance and dismissed it as something I would never be able to afford. I remember going to an electronics show in Perth at the time, when they had the Octane and O2 on display running Maya and AutoCAD, and the sales guys were very keen to stop young obviously poor people like me having a go on it. With those kind of prices (and me bring a Uni student at that time), it was just a fantasy to ever see, let alone own one of these machines. Higher models like the 250Mhz model sold for $40,000.Ĭheck out this old article from C|Net about it:
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In 1998! My PC, Mac and Amiga were 16 bit computers at that time. They used a 64bit MIPS R10000/R120000 or R14000 processor which ran a 64bit Irix Unix OS. Seriously.īack in 1998 these systems were selling for $20,000 for the entry level 225Mhz R10000 model with 128MB memory and 4GB SCSI disk! These systems cost a fortune when they were for sale. Let's take a closer look at this amazing system. I picked up an Octane system from a Australian seller, and I now have it working.
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There is now a Jailbreak for iOS 8.3 and 8.4, so if you Jailbreak and install Apple File Conduit "2" from Cydia, that will give you access to the Root folder of iOS which means full access to all app folders and files.I finally own a Silicon Graphics system! These machines were so expensive when they were new, but nowadays you can pick them up quite cheaply. All other folders in iBrowse should be fully accessible for any and all iPhones, iPads, and iPods. iExplorer is still fully compatible with iOS 8.3-8.4 and 9, and it's only the Apps section that's different. Since this is a change on Apple's end with how iOS works and how the file system can be accessed, all other iDevice transfer utilities have the same limited access to the Apps folder in iOS 8.3-8.4 and 9, and any devices running iOS 8.2 and earlier are obviously not affected by it. The files in those apps installed outside the App Store can still be fully accessed in the Apps section of iBrowse with iOS 8.3-8.4 and 9 devices. The only apps that aren't affected by this in iOS 8.3-8.4 and 9 are ones installed via an Enterprise app certificate, TestFlight, or via Xcode on a Mac.
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Only the developer of an iOS app can enable iTunes File Sharing, so we encourage all of you to contact the developer of any iOS apps that you want to be able to access and ask them to release an update to enable file sharing. Then, just find the app in the list of folders (every app will be listed as their bundle ID in a reverse domain format ()), and you can simply drag/drop any files to your computer or right-click and choose Export to folder. In the meantime, as a workaround, to transfer app files from your iPhone or iPad to your computer, you could go to the iTunes Backups section instead since iTunes backs up both the Documents and Library subfolders of every app downloaded from the App Store. To update to the newest version, just click on File menu (PC) or iExplorer menu (Mac) and choose Check for Updates. Our latest iBrowse update has restored read/write access to the Documents folder of apps with iTunes File Sharing enabled, and you can still access most app files and transfer them to your computer in the iTunes Backups section. Beginning with iOS 8.3, Apple has blocked access to most of the Apps directory for apps downloaded from the App Store, and the same limited access is in their latest iOS 9 release as well.
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