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• ACME Setup Guide: JDBC: / / [host]: [port] / [database]

  After the advice of the cf_menace great (and if necessary!) in my previous post, I will be at PG. 80 to the ACME Setup Guide for the CF, and everything goes perfectly. But I came to a line, I do not understand. In the technical note, I am asked ' do ' before continuing to get CF and MySQL to start to communicate; He asked me to plug in the JDBC URL in the source of data/CF Admin as "JDBC: / / [host]: [port] / [database].
  
  I followed the installation of ACME to 100%, including the new installation on a new OS XP Pro 2.0 of Apache and MySQL, the correct versions. But I didn't ask anything anywhere to define this path in the configuration above pages. It says choose driver as 'other' and I guess THAT name of Data Source is supposed to be jdbc:mysql://localhost:8300 / shawn since that's my localhost CF port (I think that's what JRun4 stressed and gives me a valid, if blank page (localhost:8300) gives me "index of" legitimate page) and shawn is my logon administrator level and only for my XP machine. I made sure I chose the right .jar for MySQL. I put in the right directory and restarted the server.
  
  It gives me the error "trying to create a data source with a name that is not valid. "The names of data source must match the variable naming conventions CF..
  
  Any suggestions I should be typing for JDBC: / / [host]: [port] / [database] since my MySQL install has been completely according to the instructions of the ACME, no database is still and otherwise I totally followed the ACME procedure 100% to a 't', so to speak, and it works perfectly until now. No versions of what anyone on a totally new XP installation.
  
  I'm sorry to ask what is yet another very embarrassing issue, but up to now I double-clicked just bundles for PHP/MySQL/Apache/phpMyAdmin...and they just up and work... And I'm going into town with Flash 8 and work / workable scripts in PHP from there.
  
  I won't go forward until it is OK, because it's the closest I'm going to make this work.
  
  The TechNote is: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=6ef0253
  
  What I am doing wrong? If it helps, so much the better: http://counterchaos.selfip.net/index.cfm . I'll give the CF Admin password if someone sends me ([email protected]). I will walk your dog for a week if you help me with this, I promise you :)
  
  Shawn optimistically
  PS I sent the person who wrote ACME, but his speech has bounced back:)

  Thank you. I think that your code did the trick. Half there me. I had to create a database, I've done in the command line MySQL: create counterchaos in the database

  Then I named the MySQL5.0 data source and added the apparently appropriate info, for root@localhost I guess it is, with the name (root) and the password command-line MySQL request when I open it.

  I did not add a port, as when I tried to add the port 8300, she didn't find it.

  When I 'check all connections' now, it shows the Microsoft Access with Unicode dbs standard delivered with CF, and at the end she MySQL5.0, no name of driver and the State of OK.

  programmers of PS are like doctors: we sit and * how much they are paid, but no one would ever try to perform surgery to heart open and when they go to the Dr for this, they certainly aren't complaining then! You are amazing :)

  Hope that's all right - guess I'll know that I'm on :)

  Shawn

• Lightroom - Initial Drive Setup (work out of an external HARD drive)

  I am very new to Adobe Lightroom; It caught my attention recently as an ideal method to keep all my huge photo libraries organized and in one place, easy to use and locate, as well as to give me great abilities to edit, export, etc. etc. I'm running the trial for now, just to play and I love the software. Before you begin to enter too and import my hundreds of GB of photos in the trial version, I thought I should wait until I bought the lot and maybe reformatted my MacBook to start with this new piece of equipment.

  My question is: can I use Lightroom from an external hard drive with ease that is have all my hundreds of GB of photo files on the hard drive with file LR if it takes a lot of space, so whenever I use it, I plug the HDD external, if necessary. Another quick question, is the file than Lightroom use (recording, projects, previews, etc.) take up a lot of space, or would it be better to run my Lightroom off internal drive 120 GB of my MacBook and my photo on the outside files?

  
  In addition, there are many differences between Lightroom 6 and the new CC with the monthly subscription version. I really hate the idea of paying every month forever, would much rather pay a single fee of £100.00.

  The ultimate goal is to speed up my Mac and leave enough free space on drive HARD single internal of my MacBook, as well as presenting all my photos easily accessible for manipulation in one place (on my external 2 TB HDD).

  All advice or recommendations for the initial setup of the directories before me forking out fresh 12:00 would be well appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  LS

  I thought that I should wait until I bought the lot and maybe reformatted my MacBook to start with this new piece of equipment.

  It's really up to you. I think that it is optional, there is no reason to wait until you have made the purchase, and similarly, there is not reason to reformat your MacBook pro just for the benefit of Lightroom (you can have other reasons that may require a reformat...)

  My question is: can I use Lightroom from an external hard drive with ease that is have all my hundreds of GB of photo files on the hard drive with file LR if it takes a lot of space, so whenever I use it, I plug the HDD external, if necessary.

  Yes, keep the pictures on the external HD won't put on the first internal, then move them later.

  Another quick question, is the file than Lightroom use (recording, projects, previews, etc.) take up a lot of space, or would it be better to run my Lightroom off internal drive 120 GB of my MacBook and my photo on the outside files?

  Lightroom Catalog and previews can occupy a large amount of the 120 GB internal disk, you can put them on an external drive as well, but there could be a drop in performance when you perform this operation.

  In addition, there are many differences between Lightroom 6 and the new CC with the monthly subscription version. I really hate the idea of paying every month forever, would much rather pay a single fee of £100.00.

  The remarkable differences (not a complete list)

  • LR CC comes with CC Photoshop and Lightroom for mobile; LR 6 doesn't have a CC of Photoshop or Lightroom Mobile.
  • LR CC has features that LR 6 does not work: dehaze, local black and white adjustments, border chain, vertical adjustments guided...

• EL CAPITAN-change hard drive in GUID Partition

  I read the previous posts and utility assistance from disk on the evolution of the GUID to load El Capitan. To this day he used the Apple Partition map and trying to update I received the message GUID.

  Unfortunately, the solutions do not work for me.

  In disk utility, I can access the drive, then the Partition screen. I can create a new Partition in the Partition box and manipulate the size, but there is no way that I can turn on the Options button to choose the format GUID.

  Any ideas?

  You cannot change the plan of partition on an active system. You must boot from an alternative media (such as a USB key). Re-partitioning a disk is to erase all existing data. So be sure that you have a recent backup of all your apps important and files.

• HP m8457c, hard drive setup

  Hi I have the m8457c model, product number is KJ396AA #ABA. It has 2 x 320 GB hard drives.

  I would like to know how the hard drives have been setup from the factory. Im guessing raid - 1, but I was able to deceive.

  Hello

  No, these are two physical HARD drives. I know on the other platform, we can combine some HARD drives to a volume logic sighle but I don't think that we can do this in Windows at home (maybe wrong). You can combine partitions on the physical disk HARD EVEN to a single partition (also called player) but not on two physical HARD drives.

  Kind regards.

• Questions about hard drive setup

  Hello

  I just built a Pr/AE Setup for my cousin and the only thing left set up now is hard drives. I'm no expert in this so I came to ask someone more wise.

  So that's what I have:

  1. 1 x 500 GB Samsung 840 SSD for the os/programs

  2. 4 x 2 TB Seagate hard drives in a RAID5 configuration

  3. 1 x 60 GB Kingston SSD

  I would be very grateful for any suggestion.

  You got it about now!

  Your cousin will need to learn about the location of the file to the Bank and how to clean records scratch etc to use Agency.

  About the 60 GB SSD, Yes to keep some of the files on it, but not to captured video / audio.

  Netither Scratch files or cached files are not deleted when closing first.

  Jim

• Best Dual Drive Setup Configuration

  Hi guys,.

  I have a Macbook Pro mid 2012 and I just installed a (840 Evo Samsung 250 GB) SSD in the connector sata main and moved the previous 500 GB HDD to the optical Bay.

  How can I move files and say Dropbox and other records of large files only for work on the HARD drive and keep only the Mac OS x and some software on the SSD? It is with a terminal command should?

  Given that the SSD is an exact clone of the HARD drive, sometimes it's even a little confussing where I am currently working on.  Should I make a folder named HARD drive with direct access to the office for?

  Any help or ideas will be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  http://www.Macworld.com/article/2014011/storage-drives/how-to-make-your-own-Fusi sur-drive.html

• Suggested Drive setup for new h8 - 1360t with SSD and Raid-1 array

  All,

  I need some advice on how to configure the drives in my new system (waiting for construction and delivery, sigh).

  I bought a plan to replace the 1 TB drive with a new drive SSD that I start from and H8 - 1360T (Win 7 Pro).

  I also have a Raid-1 array in an old HP 4999 T system (Vista) disks Western Digital Caviar Black 2x2TB

  By looking at the motherboard plug appear to be only SATA0/1 6 GB/s, the others are 3GBPS.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03132942

  I was a little surprised by that and need some advice.

  1. If I put the SSD on SATA0 or SATA1, the quickest way?

  2 or do I put the drives Raid-1 array and move the SSD to path of 3 Gbps?

  I think this last (option 2), but wanted to get your entry in case missed me something.

  Thank you

  Joel

  Ruette,

  Thanks for your comments. Looks like I should start with Option 1 as a better starting point.

  Joel

• Drive setup that went wrong

  Just got a second hand optiplex 980 i3, fitted with a single hard drive installed win 7 everything works fine, but just came to mount a second drive and have just realized l had not checked the parameters of raid bios when l first installation of windows, and the raid has been set to raid1. When I installed the second drive, he just trying to rebuild the mirror. If I disable this disk is not booting from raid can I recover what I don't want a raid configuration.

  Remove the RAID before disconnecting the 2nd disc.  If you log out after completing the mirror, you will have 2 drives in RAID, and the two must have their codes of rewritten starting.  The other problem you might have is stated in my first post.  At least some Dell machines insist on having 2 eligible disks attached so that the CTRL-i option to be enabled.  If you are looking for the CTRL-i option with a single installed drive, you will never see because is not still pop up.

• Is there a "ESXi and vCenter Setup Guide" available?

  I downlaed 'ESX and vCenter Server Installation Guide 4.1 ESX' PDF, but I need an ESXi version as I want to know rather than ESX ESXi score structure.  Is there a same doc for ESXi avaiable?

  Thank you!

  You can find a great description of Rickard Nobel at http://rickardnobel.se/archives/776

  André

• Hard drive setup

  I have a 250 GB SSD with my operating system and applications on it, another 1 TB SSD and a standard of 2 TB HARD drive... (and I don't have another external drive 1 TB USB 3.0 (I'm not sure what I could do with that))

  What would be the best way to define these for best performance for After Effects and first?

  (For the record, I'm pretty new to this kind of thing)

  Scroll down to 'disk usage guidelines.

  Disk configuration

• Discussions about hard drive setup

  Hello everyone, and Merry Christmas. I use the suite CS6 Adobe (Photoshop, Illustrator, first, After Effects and hearing), Avid Media Composer 6 and Davinci resolve 9 Lite on my system. I read different configuration of hard disk including those who posted ham. Until now, I was using just a hard disk for all. I know it's bad. I never had the money. But now I do. Here's how I think it should be like and it is very similar to the mentioned by Ham 3 disk configuration.

  500GB 7200 RPM for C: (operating system, programs, swap files, various stuff like documents, etc.)

  1 TB 7200 RPM for D: (Media files and projects)

  500 GB 7200 RPM for E: (exports, previews and Cache)

  I can't afford a raid drive because I want a Raid 5 and it is clearly out of my budget. I'll get one as soon as I can. Now I have a desktop computer. I thought I had the media player to be outside with a good pregnant with a heat sink and a fan. I have an eSata, USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 port. I will continue the other drives internally and keep the drive to external media due to heat problems. Is this the right way or I should have all the disks internally? I have a good and a ventilated housing. Its the HAF 922 with coolant (Corsair H60) for the CPU. Please help me. You guys thanking in advance.

  I would use for an external eSATA, since it the fastest connection available on your desktop, but an alternative would be to use in-house and save on housing, with no performance penalty. The willing HAF 922 of refrigerating power enough to handle the extra drive is internal.

• Hard Drive Setup for the source files, media Cache, project, Render, etc...

  I am working to put in place the following readers:

  C: SSD for the OS and programs

  D: RAID 0 (three SATA II F3) for projects from first, where I did too, and still

  E: RAID 0 (two SATA III WD black Caviar) for the source files, hiding from media and preview the files (if I can get the controllers/SATA III RAID Marvel that is)

  External HD USB 3.0 for backup projects

  Should I make this different?

  Anyone think it would be better to use the SDD discs instead of hard drives? I have

  Please confirm that it is correct:

  C: SSD for:

  • Operating system and programs
  • No pagefile

  D: RAID 0 (three SATA II F3) for:

  • No pagefile
  • First project
  • Source files of project first (suggestion by evil)
  • Project yet

  E: RAID 0 (two SATA III WD black Caviar) for:

  • Swap file (install first, 12 GB since I have 24GO RAM)
  • Media cache
  • Preview files
  • Rendering of the project (e.g., DVD MPEG2, H.264, etc.) / source files of project yet

  Fix.

  When I finish my PR projects, I use DVD - HQ Bitrate & GOP calculator to determine the parameters of flow and export to DVD MPEG2 or H.264 - BR according to my delivery format, but also because I always export sound instead of AC3 5.1 2.0. I only make my chapter points in Encore and not worth trying it in the PR, due to the limitations of long GOP. Again these same limitations, but I prefer to do it in yet, because then I can easily adapt and make the poster frames for my taste.

  In my workflow, so I have my source media and the project on the D drive and export the MPEG2-DVD, or H.264 - BR in drive E. open the project again from my D drive, and then import the assets on my E drive.

  Reminder I export the image file and then use Nero to make multiple copies, because with Nero I can use multiple burners, creating 50 copies goes two times faster with two burners or even 4 times faster with four burners.

• Portable Dual Drive Setup with SSD

  I would like to get an opinion on what configuration would give me the best return on my laptop.

  I have a Dell Studio 17.  It has two drive bays.  Processor quad core and 8 GB ram.

  I'll reinstall the OS (Win 7 Ultimate).

  I have two hard drives.  First, a 250gig Kingston Solid State Drive.  Two, a w/16meg cache 750gig Seagate 7200 RPM.

  I am using the 250gig for OS and 750 for the data.

  So here's my question, I would install CS5 on the C drive (solid state) because it is faster?  and where would be the best place to put the file media and zero?

  I can put it all on C is that it is an SSD and much faster, but then I'm only using a variable speed drive.  Or should I it split and use two speed variators.  Of course, I guess that Dell uses only a speed for both drives control in which it is a mute point.  But I do know this for you.

  In any case, open to all opinions.  Including installing the OS on the slower drive more, maybe using some partitions, leaving the 250 GB Solid State drive CS5.

  Thank you

  I install the operating system and programs on the SSD, then place your support (and in this case, project & Scratch disks) on your D:\. First, almost all the Adobe programs really, really want to be installed on C:\. The goal is to divide the I/O load, as much as you can. That's why most recommend a HDD 3 x configuration, where C:\ is OS and programs, D:\ Projects and scratch the disks, then E:\ media. As you have only a 2 x, then a compromise will be necessary. The program will probably not benefit too from the SSD, but the operating system will be, especially at the start.

  While having media and projects (more than scratch disks) on a drive unique HARD is not the ultimate, I do when I need to migrate projects between computers, and that's fine - but not the ultimate performance.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Another question about hard drive setup

  Thank you all for the info on PC and installation material.  I have download the first CS4 trial version and it is awesome!  I have one last question? I read the rules for storage and editing platform.

  I noticed in the project settings, as there

  captured video

  Audio captured

  video excerpts

  Audio previews

  And in the preferences

  media database cache

  media cache files

  Correct me if this is incorrect

  Drive a my OS and files in project

  My second drive pagefile and media cache database and media file cache.

  Third disc captured video & audio and video previews and audio previews

  This system uses a combination of DV, AVCHD material.  I would add another hard drive?  I may be using raid 0 for the audio captured video edge.

  No problem. Especially for raid0 configuration, you can easily use the on-board raid functions. No sense getting a controller separated for this card.