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1 total messages Started by Ian Mapleson Wed, 04 Feb 2004 16:05
FS: SGI (Silicon Graphics) O2: R10000SC 250MHz (1MB), 256MB/9GB/kybd/mouse: 500UKP + shipping
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Author: Ian Mapleson
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2004 16:05
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FOR SALE:

  O2 Workstation (very good condition case, almost no scratches, everything intact)
  R10000SC 250MHz (1MB L2) CPU
  256MB RAM (just 1 bank used!)
  9GB disk (full IRIX 6.5.15m with lots of extras - see below for details)
  Audio-only board
  Newer-type SGI granite keyboard & mouse (mint condition)
  Original O2 Workstation Owners Guide
  CDRs of:
    O2 Demos 1.2
    Out of Box Experience 2.2
    SGI Freeware Feb 2003 (my own split)
    SGI Gifts CD (my own creation)
  Power cable

  500 UKP + shipping (or collect)

  To upgrade to the full Audio/Video option with an unused O2Cam included,
  add 125 UKP.
  
  To have an extra 256MB RAM (2 x 128MB modules), add 90.

  To have a 36GB disk instead of a 9GB disk, add 80.
  .
  To include an Adaptec 2940UW PCI SCSI card (giving an extra external
  SCSI port), add 40.

  To include a mint-condition 17" SGI granite GDM17E21 dual-input
  monitor, add 50 UKP + shipping. Other types and sizes of monitor are
  available (see the Monitor section on my site).

I have put on a clean full installation of IRIX 6.5.15m (my own special
installation with lots of extras such as Blender, BMRT, MOPS, etc.)
Note that for doing video work, 6.5.15 is the better OS release
to use since some bugs were introduced into later release updates.
Adobe Premiere 4.2 is also installed.

As stated above, a full installation is on the system. If required
though I can remove any unwanted items in order to maximise the space
available for video data - the O2 demos, for example, take up about
500MB. In either case, the system comes with a product selections
file, created by me, which allows one to immediately remove most of
the space-hungry items not needed for video editing quickly and
easily, ie. run swmgr, click on Manage Installed Software, load the
selections file and click Start. This will be very useful if you're
not that familiar with using swmgr, or do not want the hassle of
sorting out which items can be removed and which can't. I've already
done all the hard work. :)

    
If you're interested, please email me, or call. Details:

    Email: mapesdhs@yahoo.com
    Home: +44 (0)131 477 1142

Please see my feedback file for details of my packaging methods,
and comments from those who have bought things from me in the past:

   http://www.futuretech.blinkenlights.nl/advert/ian.html
   
(click on 'feeback comments')

See the Intro page for full details on how I install a system, the extra
items I put on, etc.

I am located in Edinburgh, Scotland. The shipping cost to a UK
destination for an O2 system is 22 UKP (for ParcelForce48 2-day
guaranteed shipping with full insurance - note that PF has recently
increased its insurance cover charges), though if possible I do a more
accurate calculation in each case since the cost can be higher if any
extras are included. Alternatively, a personal collection is welcome,
or I can deliver by train/bus (the buyer merely pays my travel costs).
The shipping cost to mainland Europe is typically 70 UKP for Euro48
service (2-day shipping guaranteed, full insurance, tracking, etc.),
for example I sent an O2 to Italy which cost 71 UKP postage; again, I
can calculate a more precise cost in each case. The Shipping cost to
the USA or Canada would be approx. 120 UKP (for next-day
International Datapost).

Cheers! :)

Ian.

SGI Depot: http://www.futuretech.blinkenlights.nl/advert/ian.html
Email: mapesdhs@yahoo.com
Home: +44 (0)131 477 1142
Mobile: 07743 495403  (usually off; leave a message and I'll call back)

SGI/Future Technology/N64: http://www.futuretech.blinkenlights.nl/
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