[rescue] IDing a SGI part number

[Thomas Gallaway]

Now here is the weird part. I looked up the SK-2502U keyboard and it
came up as a USB keyboard. Confused. Hope the box is not some
SGI 320 or 540 or so?

The machine was in use at a TV Studio as a Maya rendering machine
so I am assuming it had digital A/V as they are getting rid of all kinds
of digital video interfaces in addition to it.


On Dec 5, 2003, at 5:22 PM, Jonathan C. Patschke wrote:

> On Fri, 5 Dec 2003, Thomas Gallaway wrote:
>
>> SILICON GRAPHICS CMNB022 labeled MAYA...
>
> The only reference I found was to a NASA bill of materials that lists
> that system as costing about $12k new in 1999.  Cross-referencing with
> a similar "Periodic Table of the IRISes", that appears to be a high-end
> O2, possibly with digital-only A/V, since that's the only workstation 
> in
> that price bracket.
>
> Now, if NASA got a good discount, the system could be a low-end Octane.
>
>> Keyboard is: SGI SK-2502U
>
> And that is a PS/2 keyboard.
>
>> Comes with a monitor: SILICON GRAPHICS GDM-25021PT
>
> That is an un-sucky 21" Trinitron.
>
>> SILICON GRAPHICS DS1100 SCSI is also in the list.
>
> That is an SGI SCSI array, possibly with hardware RAID.
>
> -- 
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