Cluster Hyper-V CSV allocation unit size

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  I understand the need to align VM vmdk NTFS partitions to the limit of 64 k to match the size of array distribution - however, in the http://www.VMware.com/PDF/esx3_partition_align.PDF the document also States to set to 32 k allocation unit size - please someone can explain this to me?-what is the reason / advantage because I was under the impression that all that was necessary was partition alignment.

  It is also important and adjustable, but it is not at the point of the document. It is common sense to try to adjust this to 64 k or try tunning it for better performance.

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• MD3220 and hyper-v CSV

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  I'm trying to find information on the use of a MD3220 and 2012 Windows to create a node Hyper-v cluster to 4. According to the documentation that I realized I should be able to connect 4 knots, with redundant paths, to the MD3220 and allow all 4 to the same LUN host access.

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  Hello jhodges8,

  Yes the configuration that you are trying to install will be supported because it meets the system requirements.  What I would do, is to add the Lun to a server within the Group and then add other servers, one by one.  Once you have all added systems so you can go the cluster installation.

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• Import of csv - Cluster Get - Export csv

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• Memory for the ESX Cluster stats | Total, Avail, allocated, used...

  Before going out and trying to write a script that does the following, I wanted to know if someone has already written something similar:

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  I don't know if you need to calculate the memory available to the virtual machines like that.

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• MWI allocation unit

  Need help on the search for ports to be used only for MWI documentation that explains the percentage of voicemail.

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• What is the unit allocation size that is displayed in the window to format USB?

  Original title: allocation unit size

  What is the unit allocation size that is displayed in the window to format usb

  Hi Moaz,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you want to know the unit allocation size that is displayed in the format USB window. Correct me if I'm wrong.

  I will certainly help the question of fixing.

  In computer file systems, a cluster is the unit of allocation of disk space for files and directories. To reduce the load of the management of data on disk structures, the file system allocates no individual disk sectors, but contiguous groups of sectors, called clusters.

  On a disk that uses 512-byte sectors, a 512-byte cluster contains one sector, whereas a 4-Kibibyte (KiB) contains eight sectors.

  Refer to the below mentioned article and see if it provides information that you are looking for.

  By default for NTFS cluster size, FAT and exFAT:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/140365

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• The unit of Allocation ASM vs Tablespace uniform extended

  Hi all
  
  I do proof of concept on the migration of our file system based in ASM and RAC databases. The current database has tablespaces with a uniform management of measure of sizes of measure 10 M, 100 M and 512 M.
  
  ASM, I see Oracle documentation that allocates the ASM extended based on the AU from 1 MB. After the sunset of the 20,000 first to what extent, the size of the measure becomes 8 * for then 20000 sets of measure. The increment for a measure of ASM is 64 * AU.
  [http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b31107/asmcon.htm#BABCGDBF]
  
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  Hello
  Please don't mix as oracle with the concepts of data scopes used here, see http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b31107/ostmg_gloss.htm#BABFCABI

  I guess you know about the concepts of the tablespace extents (you can have one size car or also different size). Here are the intra-space management tablespace. For extensions of data described here, you can compare it with BONE block in normal filesystem, and each award using the ASM consists of one or more data extensions (not extensions of tablespace).

  So my question is that how can I have some tablespaces with uniform measurement volume of say 100 M on ASM? If so, will be a more detailed breakdown ASM sizes measure to its default size of AU?

  IKE just as you can use the same size of extents for tablespace of 100 MB on a filesystem regular of the BONE 512 bytes block or 2 k or 4 k (or other). In this case, your database will want to write to allocate an extent of 100 MB and then ASM will take over the responsibility than the way in which it will physically store this measure 100 MB on disk group by spreading the Allocation unit. If your this measure when this group of disks, 100 MB is required to be distributed among a number of (set of data extensions) measure 20001 and your ASM allocation unit size is 1 MB, it will allocate extent file ASM 8 * 1 size and total about 13 degrees (13 * 8 = 104 MB) so that your measure of tablespace 100 MB can be stored.

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• size of hard drive 2nd dv7-6b51ea

  Hello

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  Having been in the back, I noticed a 2 slot of the drive Bay, I bought a 1 TB of seagate hybrid drive for this niche and have installed with cable.

  The first time I start windows, he saw the car and says that the new hardware is ready to use.

  Unfortunately windows cannot see the drive.

  I reinstalled all the current drivers on the support site HP and flashed the bios to the windows application.

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  Hi Wayne,

  You will need to just format the new HARD drive - try the following.

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  Once this done, your new HARD disk should now appear when you look under the computer.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• I have a 16 GB USB Firebird and the size on disk is only 14.9 GB

  Hi all

  When I format my usb drive, all I can get is 14.9 GB. Is this normal?

  and one more thing. I tried to format it like a chrome OS boot disk and made a big mess. Finally I managed to return to a single partition. This thing with the chrome operating system changed the default settings of the drive so I want to know what is the default allocation unit size (when formatting)? I think it's 4 096 bytes before I ate with it, now its default 8192. I don't know what was the default allocation size, so I need a number for an answer.

  Thank you very much!

  I.K.

  idankanfi wrote:

  When I format my usb drive, all I can get is 14.9 GB. Is this normal?

  Yes.

• RAID block size and Lightroom

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• HP x702w 32 GB USB Flash

  I have a

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  Help!

  Hey there! @sirton,

  Thank you for visiting the HP Forums! A place where you can find solutions for your problems with the help of the community!

  I understand that your USB showed bad size.

  Please, try the following steps mentioned below.

  1. plug your USB
  2 type diskmgmt.msc in the box run to open disk management.
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  5. This will delete the allocated memory space and total space.
  6. now in the empty space created again right click and select 'Create Volume' to create the workspace.
  7. Select the file system and format the partition to be able to use again.

  If the steps above do not work, try the steps mentioned below.

  Click Start, type CMD in the search box.

  Make a right-click Run as administrator CMD.

  Type the following commands.
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  Select disk 1
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  See you soon!

• Remove the recovery drive and drive C on the internal drive of 2 2nd

  I installed a Kingston 120 GB SVP200S37A / 120G on my HP Pavilion dv7t-1000 CTO Entertainment Notebook PC with Windows 7 Professional.

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  Installed the SSDNow v + Series software and installed it.  At this point, I was happy to see my new Kingston 120 GB SSD and unplugged my old hard drive.

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  Hello

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  Hold down the Windows key and press R.  In the run box, type compmgmt.msc , and then press ENTER.  Click disk management in the left pane and let readers load upward.

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  Once this done, your disk should now appear as a single volume when you look under the computer.

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  Hello

  You may need to format the new HARD drive - try the following.

  Hold down the Windows key and press R.  In the run box, type compmgmt.msc , and then press ENTER.  Click disk management in the left pane and let readers load upward.  Right-click on your new HARD drive and select Format to start the wizard.  Windows 7 will affect a Volume label, so if you're happy with it, just leave the default.  File system is NTFS.  Allocation unit size must be left by default.  Select the option to perform a quick format if it is not already done.  Leave all the other default settings, and then click Ok, and then Ok to start the process.

  Once this done, your new HARD disk should now appear when you look under the computer.

  Kind regards

  DP - K