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imdisk is free:
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fix_hdc should work:
http://www.911cd.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=20464
I think it's in ubcd4win, which might be easier than building your own bartpe and maybe integrating mass storage drivers:
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dhcp can give out dns server addresses, although you might want to run something supported if it's online...
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I think you'd need to add the drivers into your PE with dism
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With plain 3 disks 5 Raid in case one disk fails, the data won't be available until you replace the failed disk with a new one and rebuild the array.
With 4 disks Raid 5 (Raid 5 + spare) in case one disk fails, data will be available again as soon as you rebuild the array (and thus you have theoretically more time to procure a new spare disk).
With Raid 6 (still 4 disks) the array can bear the failure of two disks, but data won't be avialable until you replace the two failed disks.
Eh? Raid 5 copes with the loss of a single disk, and the data remains available for read/write, just at increased risk. If the raid card can't rebuild the array while it's up, it's not a very good one.
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What are the IP addresses and netmasks? If B is doing NAT but C has a routable address then you might be able to connect to it, but if A is doing NAT then you're probably out of luck...
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Just open it with a text editor, and if you can't figure it out, post it here?
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If you don't have a win pe / bartpe disk, you could try autoruns and process explorer - some malware prevents these running based on their filename, so try renaming them if they fail to launch.
Good luck!
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uPnP is not necessary for browsing, nor torrenting. If you want to host a server, then ti is, because servers take in unsolicited information, but any program that creates an outbound connection will allow for inbound.
The IPTables rules would look something like:
iptables -A INPUT -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT
It depends on how clever your nat router is - some will know to open related ports, but with consumer grade kit you usually have to open ports for torrents and xbox etc, if not using uPnP.
Please do link to the win8 pdf - I'd like to know what /GS is.
Cheers
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Can you run a VM with a 2nd IP address instead?
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There could be wake-on-lan options in the network card driver, or in the bios.
Sometimes they get creative with the descriptions, like PME (Power Management Events) or "deep sleep".
Or there is always the wall switch...
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How would link aggregation help?
If you have managed switches then you could look at the error rates, otherwise I'd try to isolate which switches / host nics / cables are involved, and try replacing them.
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@echo off
setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
cd /d "%~dp0"
for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in (`dir /a-d /od /b *`) do (
set file=%%a
if not "!file!" == "%~n0%~x0" (
echo !file!
if /I "!file:~-4!" == ".msu" (
start /w wusa %%a /quiet /norestart
) else if /I "!file!" == "rvkroots.exe" (
start /w %%a /q
) else if /I "!file:~-4!" == ".exe" (
start /w %%a /q /n /z
) else (
echo Not sure what to do with "!file!"
)
)
)
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That's not a goal. Are you trying to back up locked files, or just experimenting with corruption?
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Feb 2013 is (tabloid scaremongering) for sp0, win7 has mainstream support until Jan 2015 and extended until 2020:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/products/lifecycle
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If you allow yourself to use freeware third party tools, then you can make a bootable copy of a running OS from xp onwards:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/adioltean/archive/2006/09/18/761515.aspx
This doesn't handle junctions though, one day I'll try strarc instead of robocopy.
I have boxes that copy themselves to iscsi lvm partitions, then in a disaster I can boot the copies in kvm.
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[Apple users have been saying the same "only Windows gets viruses" thing for years, nevermind that 20% of Macs have malware on them.
Now now, the full quote was
20% of Mac computers were carrying one or more instances of Windows malware</devil_advocacy>
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Is it losing network access temporarily? You could test for e.g. if exist z:\nul then sleep for a few seconds and retry.
I guess if dpinst swaps your network drivers then that would take it down for a bit.
Its not losing the network access. I have already tried that with linking the network shared and then do a sleep for x seconds. But that doesnt make any difference.
Something like this, after running dpinst?
:check
if not exist %~dp0nul ping -n 1 127.0.0.1 & goto :checkAlternatively, you could try copying anything you need from z: to %temp% before running dpinst, because I still reckon that's bouncing your network.
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A source control package will only help you share access to source code - if GNS3.exe is a third party app with no source, you're out of luck.
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Is it losing network access temporarily? You could test for e.g. if exist z:\nul then sleep for a few seconds and retry.
I guess if dpinst swaps your network drivers then that would take it down for a bit.
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regedit /s name-of-file.reg
or
reg add /?
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Does your winnt.sif have
[Unattended]
OemPreinstall = Yes?
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Thunderbird can send both html and plain text in the same email, which would probably suit everyone.
If you send your text in a jpg, they will almost certainly smell spiced pork and ham.
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How do I move a Photoshop layer 1/2 pixel?
in Graphics and Designing Art
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Could you not scale it to double the resolution, move it 1 pixel, then sample it back down to the original size?