This is a collection of sites that I’ve found too useful to risk losing – hence they’ve been mirrored locally.

Reality is back as http://reality.sgiweb.org. However, not all the old Reality content is live yet. Please give them a donation to keep them going!

If there is extra information you think should be mirrored, or you have content you’d like mirrored, please get in touch.

At the moment, the current information is mirrored here:

• The SGI FAQs
    Their home was http://www-viz.tamu.edu/~sgi-faq/index.html . This appears to be dead now.
  
    A copy can still be found at http://www.faqs.org/faqs/sgi/

• SGI’s Legacy Products page
    Also known as “SGI’s page of Cool Stuff” – this is where product information for the more common and much loved older kit is.

• Scott Henry’s pages about configuring PPP for IRIX

• Douglas Scott’s SGI Audio Apps pages

• Bill Henderson’s List of FTP sites with IRIX software

• Ken Schwarz’s Tips and Tricks page, as well as his excellent Remote Joystick pages

• Rick Davis’ Digital Video resources

• SGI Quake and Quake2 plus some mods used to be found at http://reality.sgi.com/sgiquake/index.html. A local mirror can be found here.

• Jeff Martin’s Motion Capture pages

• Lots of excellent information about Roboinst was at http://reality.sgi.com/roboinst/index.html. Sadly my mirror has been lost and I can’t find any other archives. This was the definitive resource for network installs of IRIX.
  Please if you have a copy get in touch so it can be mirrored here.

• Tom Kaye’s VRML 2.0 Resources

• Jodeman’s SGI Stuff

• Chris Pirazzi’s Lurker’s Guide to Video

• Alex’s SGI Pages

• SGI’s 1600SW FAQs

http://essay-uk.online/essay-writer/

This is a list of other SGI related sites not covered elsewhere. All highly recommended – visit them all!

• Gerhard Lenerz’s SGI pages
  
  Gerhard has a tonne of information on his site – pictures, specs., model summaries – well worth a look.

• IrisIndigo
  
  Lots of useful info about the Indigo. I have a soft spot for these – they were the first SGI machine I ever saw and used. Still an impressive piece of kit.

• Mood Indigo forums
  
  Some very active German SGI forums. Obviously you need to be able to read German :-) or if you’re adventurous you could try the Babelfish.

• The SGI Zone
  
  Lots of useful tips and info, covering mostly Indigo2 and older kit

• Useful IRIX software
  
  Andreas Backhaus has compiled an excellent list of useful software that’ll work on IRIX. Some good audio and graphics tools. here.

• Marcus Herbert’s IRIX archive
  
  Marcus has an excellent archive of IRIX software. There’s all sorts of pre-compiled goodness here.

• Nekochan.net
  
  Not only is Pete’s site visually stunning, he also has lots of goodies on there. I can highly recommend having a look through his Gallery, at the very least.

• MicroCosmos
  
  James Holden’s new SGI related site. News, reviews – check out the File Typing Rules tutorial!

• The SGI Addict – dead :-( – was http://www.sgiaddict.net
  
  Nice looking site with a good load of information, tips, and pictures.

• Skywriter’s Big Old Nasty SGI Page
  
  There’s something lurking in his basement ….

• Never Beige – dead :-( – was http://www.orcawerks.com/sgi/
  
  Some very useful O2 info and images, as well as some good non-SGI stuff.

• Jodeman’s SGI & Stuff pages
  
  I don’t think these have been updated for a while, but a good load of links, info and images for Octane and older kit.

• Marcus Herbert’s web site
  
  This is the place to look for images of SGI and SGI-related kit. If it’s rare or bizarre Marcus will have a picture of it.

• Basquiat’s IRIX screenshots
  
  Some good images showing what you can do with Indigo Magic.

• Alex’s SGI pages
  Excellent model summaries, and a wealth of information. Very good stuff.

• Impact’s SGI Site
  Some good guides and nice pictures in the gallery.

• Simon Pigot’s SGI pages
  Lots of Crimson and Power Series information.

• Al Corda’s This Old SGI site
  Buckets of information on older machines like the 4D series, Personal IRIS, etc.