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Ralf at 09:28, 17 August 2012

2012-08-17T09:28:54Z

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2011-04-26T15:11:44Z

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2010-10-08T21:45:00Z

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Sjhill at 03:19, 25 November 2004

2004-11-25T03:19:13Z

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‎General

Ralf at 21:31, 6 November 2004

2004-11-06T21:31:28Z

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== General ==
The Indigo is an SGI graphics workstation. It's outstanding graphics performance, fast CPU and nice design were made much of the company's legendary reputation. The Indigo was available with [[R2000|R3000]] processors; later models also came equipped with [[R4000]] processors.

== OEM Versions ==
Siemens-Nixdorf was shipping an OEM version of the Indigo as the RW 320.

== Linux Support ==
The Indigo is not supported.

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 == General ==
-The [[Wikipedia:SGI_Indigo|Indigo]] is an SGI graphics workstation.  Its outstanding graphics performance, fast CPU and nice design made much of the company's legendary reputation.  The Indigo was available with [[R2000|R3000]] processors; the later Indigo&nbsp;R4000 aka IP20 also came with a [[R4000]] processor. The Indigo can also utilize a [[R4400]] processor from older Indigo2 ([[IP22]]) machines clocked at 150 MHz.
+The [[Wikipedia:SGI_Indigo|Indigo]] is an SGI graphics workstation.  Its outstanding graphics performance, fast CPU and nice design made much of the company's legendary reputation.  The Indigo was available with [[R2000|R3000]] processors; the later Indigo&nbsp;R4000 aka IP20 also came with a [[R4000]] processor. The Indigo can also utilize a [[R4400]] processor from older Indigo2 ([[IP22]]) machines clocked at 150&nbsp;MHz.
 == OEM Versions ==

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 == General ==
-The [[Wikipedia:SGI_Indigo|Indigo]] is an SGI graphics workstation.  It's outstanding graphics performance, fast CPU and nice design made much of the company's legendary reputation.  The Indigo was available with [[R2000|R3000]] processors; the later Indigo&nbsp;R4000 aka IP20 also came with a [[R4000]] processor. The Indigo can also utilize a [[R4400]] processor from older Indigo2 ([[IP22]]) machines clocked at 150MHz.
+The [[Wikipedia:SGI_Indigo|Indigo]] is an SGI graphics workstation.  Its outstanding graphics performance, fast CPU and nice design made much of the company's legendary reputation.  The Indigo was available with [[R2000|R3000]] processors; the later Indigo&nbsp;R4000 aka IP20 also came with a [[R4000]] processor. The Indigo can also utilize a [[R4400]] processor from older Indigo2 ([[IP22]]) machines clocked at 150 MHz.
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 == OEM Versions ==

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	* [http://www.irisindigo.com/index.php/Main_Page Iris Indigo Wiki]		* [http://www.irisindigo.com/index.php/Main_Page Iris Indigo Wiki]
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 == General ==
-The Indigo is an SGI graphics workstation.  It's outstanding graphics performance, fast CPU and nice design made much of the company's legendary reputation.  The Indigo was available with [[R2000|R3000]] processors; the later Indigo&nbsp;R4000 aka IP20 also came with a [[R4000]] processor. The Indigo can also utilize a [[R4400]] processor from older Indigo2 ([[IP22]]) machines clocked at 150MHz.
+The [[Wikipedia:SGI_Indigo|Indigo]] is an SGI graphics workstation.  It's outstanding graphics performance, fast CPU and nice design made much of the company's legendary reputation.  The Indigo was available with [[R2000|R3000]] processors; the later Indigo&nbsp;R4000 aka IP20 also came with a [[R4000]] processor. The Indigo can also utilize a [[R4400]] processor from older Indigo2 ([[IP22]]) machines clocked at 150MHz.
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 The Indigo is not supported, however the [http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/sgimips/ NetBSD] project currently supports this machine. Steve Hill ([[Sjhill]]) is working on taking the NetBSD port to Linux.

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 == General ==
-The Indigo is an SGI graphics workstation.  It's outstanding graphics performance, fast CPU and nice design were made much of the company's legendary reputation.  The Indigo was available with [[R2000|R3000]] processors; the later Indigo&nbsp;R4000 aka '''IP20''' also came with am [[R4000]] processor.
+The Indigo is an SGI graphics workstation.  It's outstanding graphics performance, fast CPU and nice design made much of the company's legendary reputation.  The Indigo was available with [[R2000|R3000]] processors; the later Indigo&nbsp;R4000 aka '''IP20''' also came with a [[R4000]] processor. The Indigo can also utilize a [[R4400]] processor from older Indigo2 ([[IP22]]) machines clocked at 150MHz.
 == OEM Versions ==
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 == Linux Support ==
-The Indigo is not supported.
+The Indigo is not supported, however the [http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/sgimips/ NetBSD] project currently supports this machine. Steve Hill ([[Sjhill]]) is working on taking the NetBSD port to Linux.