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Ok thank you guys! It works fine for now - But I tried to modify the script to get it working with multiple files, no chance for me... So is it possible to get it working with more than 2 files? In my case there are 3 scenarios I need this: 4 files to "connect" together 5 files to "connect" together 6 files to "connect" togetherThe output should be the same as described in this topic. Thank you!!!
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Hey Scripting-Heroes I need to do the following in a Batch-Script (YES, it has to be Batch...!). I have 2 files with this sample content: line1line2line3line4line5line6line7line8I need a Batch-Script that runs to these 2 files, read the lines and the give this output: line1,line5line2,line6line3,line7line4,line8Is this possible??? Thank you!!!
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But also tested on a physical server - Not working... Is this a bug? I think it should nothing have to do if it's a virtual or physical server?!!!
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Hi, It's a virtual system
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Any other ideas out there? Or someone who can test it?
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Hi, already tested before: No changes, just the little loading-circle at system-boot is removed...
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Tested: NOT WORKING... I already knew this list
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Hey Guys, just a short question: In my Windows Server 2012 configuration-script, I set the following two options: bcdedit /set {current} bootlog yes bcdedit /set {current} sos on Both options are then enabled in the "msconfig" screen. Also, the "bootlog" works fine - The logfile is written to "C:\Windows\ntbtlog.txt". But the problem is, that the "sos" option which should show the drivers loaded during startup / boot are not shown on the screen... Any ideas? Thank you
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Hi, I'm also interested in which packages you mean and how you'd removed them?
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Unattend.xml W2K12 - Force-Reboot
HØLLØW replied to HØLLØW's topic in Unattended Windows 8/Server 2012
Hi again, no, I'm just working on some finetuning - So if there's no solution, it's not a big problem for me ;-) Thanks -
Unattend.xml W2K12 - Force-Reboot
HØLLØW replied to HØLLØW's topic in Unattended Windows 8/Server 2012
Hi, thanks for your reply. Yes, I know that restart is the default option but I'm wondering why there is this reboot-counter and how to get rid of it? Shutdown is not an option for me in this case ;-) -
Hi guys, does anyone know how to skip / remove the reboot-counter (see screenshot attached)? I'm wondering how to skip this since W2K8... BTW: Setting the option "Restart" in "amd64_Microsoft-Windows-Setup_neutral" to "Restart" doesn't affect this "problem"! Thank you
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Hi again :-) Thank you - Now I got it and it's working very well. Just one thing: I modified your script to select -skip 4 So I get a very clean list of just the cluster names - Is it possible to also skip the last line (because it's empty)? EDIT: Sorry, I checked my script again and noticed that the last line is an empty line that Powershell doesn't count!? I' running the following command to get the total line numbers: $linecount = (Get-Content $getclusterlog_clean).Count write-host $linecount This gives me the number "63" - If I open "$getclusterlog_clean" there are 64 lines (the last one is empty as I said before). So how can I remove this empty line at the end of my logfile? - I think there will be a solution to remove all empty lines without counting te total line numbers before!?
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Hi CoffeeFiend, thanks for your reply - I'm not sure if I explained my problem detailed enough... I need to fill a variable called "$vmcluster" with the names of the cluster - I think this should be done in a loop!? I want to run my defined function for every cluster in the list: function disableesxhostmonitoring { # Disable the Cluster-Option "Host Monitoring" $spec = New-Object VMware.Vim.ClusterConfigSpecEx $spec.dasConfig = New-Object VMware.Vim.ClusterDasConfigInfo $spec.dasConfig.hostMonitoring = "disabled" $_this = Get-Cluster $vmcluster | Get-View $_this.ReconfigureComputeResource_Task($spec, $true) }