posted by Jean-Francois Panisset on March 12, 2015, 11:15 a.m.
I've got a PDP-5020FD Kuro plasma which seems to have been set to disable any access to setup menus (I'm not talking about secret service mode menus, just the basic stuff). Anyone know of a magic incantation to re-enable this from the remote? Google hasn't found anything useful for me so far.
I've got a PDP-5020FD Kuro plasma which seems to have been set to disable any access to setup menus (I'm not talking about secret service mode menus, just the basic stuff). Anyone know of a magic incantation to re-enable this from the remote? Google hasn't found anything useful for me so far.
posted by Rory Falloon on March 13, 2015, 1:45 p.m.
Hi,
I have 5 nodes of a 13 node x200 cluster to send elsewhere - while I await EMC to send me some best practices based on cluster configuration, does anyone have stories or otherwise on the process? Run into any issues that EMC didn't outline, or problems you didn't foresee when starting the process?
I have 5 nodes of a 13 node x200 cluster to send elsewhere - while I await EMC to send me some best practices based on cluster configuration, does anyone have stories or otherwise on the process? Run into any issues that EMC didn't outline, or problems you didn't foresee when starting the process?
posted by Michael Oliver on March 13, 2015, 4:15 p.m.
Really random issue..wondering if anyone else has encountered it and/or knows a quick fix besides a complete restore from backup.
Applied some windows server 2012 updates yesterday and restarted the backup DC. When it came back up it did a time warp to 2013. Profile folders are gone, installed programs (ie Quickbooks) are gone with the exception of a couple programs that were installed back in 2013, it is basically a freshly installed copy of Server 2012 with a really old copy of AD users/workstations/groups. So syncing is definitely an issue but that is a fairly easy fix. The bigger concern is all the program files / profile folders that were wiped.
Restore from a backup is always a solution but what I am more interested in is what would cause such a thing? Seems like incredibly terrible behavior.
Really random issue..wondering if anyone else has encountered it and/or knows a quick fix besides a complete restore from backup.
Applied some windows server 2012 updates yesterday and restarted the backup DC. When it came back up it did a time warp to 2013. Profile folders are gone, installed programs (ie Quickbooks) are gone with the exception of a couple programs that were installed back in 2013, it is basically a freshly installed copy of Server 2012 with a really old copy of AD users/workstations/groups. So syncing is definitely an issue but that is a fairly easy fix. The bigger concern is all the program files / profile folders that were wiped.
Restore from a backup is always a solution but what I am more interested in is what would cause such a thing? Seems like incredibly terrible behavior.
So About 6 months in, has anyone found a racking/mounting solution they actually like for the mac trashcans? Particularly in client-facing areas like edit bays?
For my money, it seems to have only caused more trouble:
- Racking two side by side needs 6U to make ports accessible
- Sitting on the desk its beautiful if nothing is plugged into it
- Thunderbolt cables come unseated easily
- Power button is under the cable mess.. pressing it pretty much guarantees youre going to unseat something.
So About 6 months in, has anyone found a racking/mounting solution they actually like for the mac trashcans? Particularly in client-facing areas like edit bays?
For my money, it seems to have only caused more trouble:
- Racking two side by side needs 6U to make ports accessible
- Sitting on the desk its beautiful if nothing is plugged into it
- Thunderbolt cables come unseated easily
- Power button is under the cable mess.. pressing it pretty much guarantees youre going to unseat something.
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posted by Bobby Jain on March 18, 2015, 4:30 p.m. (1 day ago)
I am trying to track down a USB3 or Thunderbolt LTO6 drive to have at the studio to backup footage after it comes out of the camera. We will be looking to use the drives with LTFS so we can transport data between facilities, to free up the SSDs which come out of the cameras.
IBM seems to have a USB3 version, which I cannot find for sale. mLogic has a TB version, which you can buy right off their website. I would prefer the USB3 version so that it can be universally used (drivers permitting). The only info I can find on it is below:
I am trying to track down a USB3 or Thunderbolt LTO6 drive to have at the studio to backup footage after it comes out of the camera. We will be looking to use the drives with LTFS so we can transport data between facilities, to free up the SSDs which come out of the cameras.
IBM seems to have a USB3 version, which I cannot find for sale. mLogic has a TB version, which you can buy right off their website. I would prefer the USB3 version so that it can be universally used (drivers permitting). The only info I can find on it is below:
Apparently started by ex Isilon folks, scale-out NAS architecture, software only or appliance-packaged, NFS+SMB+REST, analytics built-in as opposed to an additional cost package.
Apparently started by ex Isilon folks, scale-out NAS architecture, software only or appliance-packaged, NFS+SMB+REST, analytics built-in as opposed to an additional cost package.
posted by Greg Whynott on March 21, 2015, 10:30 a.m. (1 day ago)
I'm on the hunt for a RAID card for use in my home mac pro 3,1. If you have one in a retired machine and can part with it, please send me a note. I have some SAS drives I want to use in my mac but they require a raid card installed.
Also passivly looking for an external e-sata card. have an array connected via firewire but its slow as molasses running up hill in winter.
I'm on the hunt for a RAID card for use in my home mac pro 3,1. If you have one in a retired machine and can part with it, please send me a note. I have some SAS drives I want to use in my mac but they require a raid card installed.
Also passivly looking for an external e-sata card. have an array connected via firewire but its slow as molasses running up hill in winter.
Ive a Sonnet Express 3 and am getting no GPUs to work.
Ive tried ATI Radeon 5770, NVidea GeForce GTX780 and GT740SC.
Nothing shows up under PCI or Thunderbolt sections of the sys info section under 10.9 or 10.10.
In fact, what does show up is something to the effect of error reading info.
Ive an external power supply so juice is no issue.
Ive read were Intel doesnt want to approve external GPU via TB as theyd rather one buy a strong laptop for this purpose. Since they own the spec they can do whatever they like.
Of course Im neither here nor there on this as I simply wish for my endeavors to be fruitful.
At any rate, wondering if any one has accomplished this with any sort of TB case; eternal Nvidea GPU via Thunderbolt on a trash can running 10.9.5?
There are some articles on modifying a driver etc.. for use with this but before trying any shenanigans which I am more then capable of doing, I thought to reach out to my more experienced colleagues.
Ive a Sonnet Express 3 and am getting no GPUs to work.
Ive tried ATI Radeon 5770, NVidea GeForce GTX780 and GT740SC.
Nothing shows up under PCI or Thunderbolt sections of the sys info section under 10.9 or 10.10.
In fact, what does show up is something to the effect of error reading info.
Ive an external power supply so juice is no issue.
Ive read were Intel doesnt want to approve external GPU via TB as theyd rather one buy a strong laptop for this purpose. Since they own the spec they can do whatever they like.
Of course Im neither here nor there on this as I simply wish for my endeavors to be fruitful.
At any rate, wondering if any one has accomplished this with any sort of TB case; eternal Nvidea GPU via Thunderbolt on a trash can running 10.9.5?
There are some articles on modifying a driver etc.. for use with this but before trying any shenanigans which I am more then capable of doing, I thought to reach out to my more experienced colleagues.
We have speakers who will speak about automating Mac configuration with Chef and Puppet, as well as sessions on Munki, Docket, Vagrant, and all about cool tools in the community, some hosted on GitHub.
This is designed as a learning by doing conference, with a computer lab and workshops for people to try cool new things, not just hear about them.
If youre in the Pacific North West, or on the Wet Coast, or anywhere, and you want to be in Vancouver, please join us.
The early bird price is $99 till the end of March.
:)
Mat X
ps. Jamf, Chef and Puppet will be in attendance and are sponsoring.
We have speakers who will speak about automating Mac configuration with Chef and Puppet, as well as sessions on Munki, Docket, Vagrant, and all about cool tools in the community, some hosted on GitHub.
This is designed as a learning by doing conference, with a computer lab and workshops for people to try cool new things, not just hear about them.
If youre in the Pacific North West, or on the Wet Coast, or anywhere, and you want to be in Vancouver, please join us.
The early bird price is $99 till the end of March.
:)
Mat X
ps. Jamf, Chef and Puppet will be in attendance and are sponsoring.
anyone in toronto using TVIPS? do you mind contacting me off-list to discuss the possibility of renting yours? one of our other offices has a shoot going on in toronto and would
love to bribe someone to let the director use their TVIPS rather than having to send a box out and deal with setting it up and all that.
anyone in toronto using TVIPS? do you mind contacting me off-list to discuss the possibility of renting yours? one of our other offices has a shoot going on in toronto and would
love to bribe someone to let the director use their TVIPS rather than having to send a box out and deal with setting it up and all that.
Hi everyone,
we are currently testing 10GigE cut-through switches (Arista,
Force10/Dell, IBM, Brocade). What are you guys using to
test overall bandwidth, congestion, switch buffers and latency?
Iperf and running tons of file transfers (what we do right now) does
not feel like
a best practice approach. There is a company called ixia which
builds various testing devices
(http://www.ixiacom.com/routing-switching) but I can't
find anything open source or free on a Linux basis to do this.
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we are currently testing 10GigE cut-through switches (Arista,
Force10/Dell, IBM, Brocade). What are you guys using to
test overall bandwidth, congestion, switch buffers and latency?
Iperf and running tons of file transfers (what we do right now) does
not feel like
a best practice approach. There is a company called ixia which
builds various testing devices
(http://www.ixiacom.com/routing-switching) but I can't
find anything open source or free on a Linux basis to do this.
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netperf H <server-ip> -t TCP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 netperf H <server-ip> -t TCP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 2048 netperf H <server-ip> -t TCP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 1024 netperf H <server-ip> -t TCP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 500 netperf H <server-ip> -t TCP_RR I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 1024
netperf H <server-ip> -t UDP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 netperf H <server-ip> -t UDP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 1024 netperf H <server-ip> -t UDP_RR I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 150
Of course tweak your server/client cards as well and not just TCP fromage but IRQ affinity etc
Hi everyone,
we are currently testing 10GigE cut-through switches (Arista,
Force10/Dell, IBM, Brocade). What are you guys using to
test overall bandwidth, congestion, switch buffers and latency?
Iperf and running tons of file transfers (what we do right now) does
not feel like
a best practice approach. There is a company called ixia which
builds various testing devices
(http://www.ixiacom.com/routing-switching) but I can't
find anything open source or free on a Linux basis to do this.
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netperf H <server-ip> -t TCP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 netperf H <server-ip> -t TCP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 2048 netperf H <server-ip> -t TCP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 1024 netperf H <server-ip> -t TCP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 500 netperf H <server-ip> -t TCP_RR I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 1024
netperf H <server-ip> -t UDP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 netperf H <server-ip> -t UDP_STREAM I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 1024 netperf H <server-ip> -t UDP_RR I 99,5 T 2,2 -- -m 150
Of course tweak your server/client cards as well and not just TCP fromage but IRQ affinity etc
Hi everyone,
we are currently testing 10GigE cut-through switches (Arista,
Force10/Dell, IBM, Brocade). What are you guys using to
test overall bandwidth, congestion, switch buffers and latency?
Iperf and running tons of file transfers (what we do right now) does
not feel like
a best practice approach. There is a company called ixia which
builds various testing devices
(http://www.ixiacom.com/routing-switching) but I can't
find anything open source or free on a Linux basis to do this.
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