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  http://www.orafaq.com/Forum/m/620305/#msg_620305

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  Any ways I cracked it, I was testing on a 2 k 3 box where something like minitool would be necessary to finish the change of cluster size in the C:\ for the reasons given.

  But when v2v - ing (with VM converter) a k box 8 or 2012 2 the system partition is presented to the converter as an independent drive and can therefore remain @ 4 k while the C:\ D:\ etc. can be adjusted as required using the advanced settings.

  So in the end, you have a system with drives using the required cluster size and a system bootable...

  just for future reference should it be useful to anybody.

  P

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  Hello

  I'm running Firefox and - width - height of command line options. The problem I have is that these settings are ignored if a Firefox window is already open. In this case, all of the following windows are open with the size of the first (original) window. It does not matter what I type for width and height. These parameters are used only for the first window, when Firefox is actually started.

  I've mitigated it wrong before with javascript used in web pages to resize the window to the document load event. Now I have to upgrade to the latest version and resizeTo does not work on windows that are not open via window.open.

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  We use a very specific environment, closed and controlled with a web server and not internet access. There was no need for update of Firefox 4. Now, we want to upgrade, but this change in functionality prevents us from the upgrade. Because the computers of our customers are on CentOS 5, we would be upgrading to Firefox 17 which is part of the standard CentOS 5 distribution.

  I wrote a bash script that made a list of the windows, firefox lance made a list once again. It then searches the differences in the lists of before and after opening firefox. In the end, the script uses wmctrl to change the size of the window which were found also recently opened. There is a small chance that some other window might appear while the opening of firefox and it will be be reduced too. However, in our case, this probability is very low and it is not worth.

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  #!/bin/bash
  
  diff(){
    awk 'BEGIN{RS=ORS=" "}
         {NR==FNR?a[$0]++:a[$0]--}
         END{for(k in a)if(a[k])print k}' <(echo -n "${!1}") <(echo -n "${!2}")
  }
  
  window_count=$(wmctrl -l | wc -l)
  
  windows=()
  
  wmctrl -l > output
  
  exec 0<output 
  
  while read id type machine name
  
  do
  
    windows=("${windows[@]}" "$id")
  
  done
  
  # width and height in this call are ignored if some other firefox window is already open
  
  /usr/bin/firefox -P profile -width $1 -height $2 -new-window $3 &
  
  new_window_count=$window_count
  
  while [ "$window_count" -eq "$new_window_count" ]
  
  do
  
    #echo waiting...
  
    sleep 1
  
    new_window_count=$(wmctrl -l | wc -l)
  
  done
  
  new_windows=()
  
  wmctrl -l > output
  
  exec 0<output "$id")="" "${differences[@]}"="" $i="" -e="" -i="" -r="" 0,-1,-1,$1,$2="" <="" differences="($(diff" do="" done="" for="" i="" id="" in="" machine="" name="" new_windows="("${new_windows[@]}"" new_windows[@]))="" pre="" read="" type="" while="" windows[@]="" wmctrl="">
  
  done
  
  I had to do some tweaking in the script to fool the HTML editor. Some formatting of text is performed, that is not source friendly. That is why the script might look formatted strangely.
  
  </output>

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  Backup hard drive to external drive, 800 GB in total. When finished copying the file on the external drive size is smaller than 40 GB, but there is the same number of records.

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