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• (SNES) How do to paste/brush one model with random angles while maintaining hard edges

  Hello! I tried to search around and was halfway to a solution to my problem, I hope someone can help me with the final bit. I make a container to go 3D and had a problem interesting, paint the texture to the rice on top.

  

  

  Above is the 3D model and the second image is the grain of rice, is a set of 4 x 7 pixels! (The UV map is 256 x 256)

  To do this, I thought that I would like to define a model of custom and then brush "paint" over the grains of rice with random angles and maybe a little of the size jitter. The problem is photoshop apparently only let's do you it with brushes, not the pencil tool. When I load the Brush preset in the pen, that there is no evidence, only when I use the brush. However since this is supposed to see pixelated contour hard I don't want the edges smooth gradients of a brush, I'm looking to keep the pixelated look, so I would use the pencil tool.

  

  Here is my attempt with the Brush tool, it is not preserve edges hard and for some reason any left white out average as well. Is it possible to have layers, random collage of hard edge of a given model? Please let me know if you know of anyway. Thank you!

  4 x 7 pixels is really small! Anyway, with CS6 you must change the script to get rid of color variation. The engineer he planned like that, but few people do. I made a script that you can set the variables for the script of the decoration. In CC, the engineer made a better Interface. Here is my attempt with this pixel size of 4 X 7:

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• HP elitebook hard drive - (3F0)

  I have hp EliteBook Folio 9470 m that came with windows 8, which used boot Itried everything said in this forum and still stack. I have run all diagnostics passing and even to reset the bios to factory setting but the my EliteBook still does not start, evn if the hard drive still works. I know because I tried it on another laptop. ANY HELP

  Thank you very much, but I was able to fix with the help of Ajay Shenoy of the hp support team. and the steps I used.

  (1) change the RAID native SATA mode in BIOS
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  (4) it will show 2 hard drives it (500 GB and 32 GB)
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• Get-hard drives - storage drives data store migrate between data warehouses

  Hi all

  
  

  Our current storage configuration with specially designed split-role of the bases of data storages (OS, LOG SQL, SQL DATA, APP, Exchange roles, etc.)  I do a storage store on my VMware Infrastructure and hoped to target only the disks of virtual machines that are on any data store and migrate them to another.  Rather new to PowerCli if you're wondering why the bellows of the command does not work and the reports that the file is locked.
  

  
  

  Get-hard drive - data store 'Datastore01 ' | Moving-hard drive - data store Datastore02

  If the machine virtual itself is made aware of the command?  Would I have to enumarte the virtual machines on the first data store and then target discs that everyone has and redirect it to the hard disk Move command?

  Thanks in advance

  Yes, you are banging in the sequence of commands trying to move a file on the data store without referencing the virtual machine. According to the State of the virtual machine (lit or not) of different things happen

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  • Virtual MACHINE power - the disk is locked, so it cannot be moved (the error you have seen)

  Another thing to keep in mind is that the configuration of the VM is also on a data store, so if you want to move the entire virtual machine you can just move the hard drives

  If all the virtual machines on a data store have all their HDs on this data store then you can do something like

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  To access the VM configuration, but also his records. If you have virtual machines where the disks into a single virtual machine, then you will have a little more work to do to sort the records that must be moved

  Get - VM - data store 'Datastore01 ' | Get-hard drive | Where-Object {$_.} FileName.Contains ("[Datastore01]")} | Moving-hard drive - data store "Datastore02".

  This is all virtual machines with a component (hard drive or configuration) on Datastore1, and then for each VM is all hard disks that are on Datastore01 and the Datastore02

• How do I restore the hard ESXi RDM file?

  Hi all, I have created a file hard RDM using vmkfstools - z and boarded one of the virtual machines. However, I have deleted the virtual machine of the drive and re - create a new virtual machine in esxi.

  When I tried to recreate RDM hard, it shows an error:

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  I noticed there are additional files (: 1,: 2 and: 3) who were not exist when I created first the hard

  T10. ATA___TOSHIBA_DT01ACA200___1234ABCD

  T10. 1234ABCDATA___TOSHIBA_DT01ACA200___: 1

  T10. ATA___TOSHIBA_DT01ACA200___1234ABCD: 2

  T10. ATA___TOSHIBA_DT01ACA200___1234ABCD: 3

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  Thank you.

  Welcome to the community,

  Take a look at e.g. RDMs SATA drives create how to create the RDM. Also make sure that the destination folder (in which you create the map file) already exists.

  The additional "files" that you see in the output of the command ls are partitions on this disk, which were probably created while the ROW was mounted on the virtual machine.

  André

• Why as many files hard in virtual machine folder? also, I'm under vm workstation 10 can I upgrade to vsphere?

  Hi all, I love the product vmware. scalability can not be beat. couple of questions, I have workstation 10.0.3 latest version, it seems that there is not a newer version after that?

  my host is a h/d of 1 TB of ram processor 2.2 ghz 8gigs. I think I remember reading somewhere that vsphere requires more? I also a bunch of hard files in two of my virtual machine files is safe is a way to turn what turns off turn it devours space. Thanks for the comments.

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  Your listing must be ok for vSphere, but this does not mean that it runs natively on this machine, you can try to run in my computer instead.

  Many VMDK files is probably because you choose to make them in 2GB increments when you created your virtual machine, you can also choose to have a large single VMDK file. It shouldn't have a big impact on performance.

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• vSphere Esxi 4.1 - reconnected hard drive data lost

  Hello

  I have ESXI 4.1 running on a HP Proliant managed by Vsphere

  the virtual machine is a simple Windows Server 2008 R2 Std

  It runs on a data store that is a hard drive of 250 GB on the proliant

  I have a 1 TB drive also which I use as the drive data and this is added as a second drive.

  This allows me to disconnect the 1 TB drive. run and export the VM stop and save effectively just the virtual machine

  data on the 1 TB drive, that I Windows backup on a daily schedule.

  I run this procedure to stop the virtual machine

  disconnect the 2 disk which is the 1 TB data store

  running the export

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  It worked great until last night.

  When I restored the data store, it has restored about dated February 2, 2013.

  I can't understand what has happened and really need help to avoid meeting in this new

  Fortunately, I can recover all the data since nightly backups that I ran a backup before you perform the procedure described above.

  I'm mystifed.

  Here's what I noticed when you unplug the hard drive 2 last night.

  Finally I did this procedure on February 2 and the backup to the top of the virtual machine

  After the virtual machine is stopped and exporting, then I went to add the hard drive I could see a dated 2nd February

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  I started everything and checked to make sure that faulty data was available and it went well, Windows Server

  I didn't check the dates, but once the staff came this morning it began to be clear that nothing happened 2nd feb existed and actually I had added 2 disc hard back from this date.

  I have two questions that I can't answer

  1 where the hell is the data store frrom last night before disconnection? I just unplugged and not clicked the option to remove data.

  2 how a store of data of 1 TB of 2nd Feb suddnely may not appear in its place.

  If anyone can help solve me this problem I would really appreciate it.

  There are no snapshots more listed in the Snapshot Manager

  Although most of the time it's ok, not necessarily count on it (it's just a text file that contains the information of snapshot). Always check the settings of the virtual machine to verify that the virtual disk has no snapshot name (i.e... - 00000 x hard). The time shown for the files, is at once when the file descriptor hard (virtual disks consist of two files hard, a header/descriptor and a data file, but only the time stamp and the name of the header file and the size of the data file is displayed in the data store Explorer) has been changed, so it's ok if it shows when you run the consolidation.

  attached screenshots indicate it of okay now and be safe remove the DISK_1 and add in back without risk of that happening again?

  I'm sure DISK_1 point parameters of the virtual machine to the "Windows Server 2008 R2 Std_1.vmdk" and "Windows Server 2008 R2 Std_1 - 000001.vmdk" now obsolete and can be deleted. As previously mentioned, I suggest that you move this file into a new subdirectory and delete later if all goes as planned.

  André

• New hard drive doesn't work is not for me

  I have to delete and automatically add the existing disks to virtual machines. The removal works, but for some reason, I can't New-hard drive to work. Here is how I call it and the result:

  > $drVm

  Name PowerState Num CPU memory (MB)
  ----                 ---------- -------- -----------
  Test-VM 1 2048 PoweredOff

  
  

  > $drPath

  [ds_name]  VM-name/VM - Name.vmdk

  
  

  > New-disk-hard - VM $drVM - DiskPath $drPath

  New-HDD: 15/05/2012 11:10:33 New-disk hard no. datastore corresponding found.
  On line: 1 char: 13
  + New hard drive < < < < - VM $drVm - DiskPath $drPath
  + CategoryInfo: ObjectNotFound: (:)) [new-harddisk], VimException)
  + FullyQualifiedErrorId: Client20_VirtualDeviceServiceImpl_NewVirtualHardDisk_DatastoreNotFound, VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Cmdlets.Commands.VirtualDev
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  > Get-Datastore-name "ds_name.

  Name FreeSpaceMB CapacityMB
  ----                               -----------      ----------
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  I am passing the VM as a virtual machine type and the path of the disk as a string by the docs.

  Any help would be appreciated. Especially if I'm doing something stupid. It is such a simple function.

  I thought as well

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  If you assign the hard drive manually, then do a Get-hard drive, you see the same way that you use in your script?

• Resize hard disks via VPN

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  From vSphere client, edit the VM and increase the size of the hard drive.  Inside the guest, open disk management and refresh to see the extra space, then use extpart.

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• Expand XP hard drive?

  I am running Win/XP on my iMac and have noticed that the icon 'the disk light blue' is the long periods of time every time I try to write a file on the disk. Looking at the stats from hard drive on the XP client, I see that it's a 20 GB drive with only 1.1 GB free. Kind of leads me to believe that the hard drive can be stolen in an attempt to find free blocks. There is only so much rubbish on the drive that can be removed.

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  W6JHB wrote:

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• Remove-disk hard leaves file hard on the data store

  Hello world!

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• New hard drive fails on Windows Server 2008 VM with LSI Logic SAS SCSI controller

  When I try to add a new hard disk to a virtual computer with the cmdlet New-disk hard of a Windows Server 2008 virtual computer, I get the following error:

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  On line: 1 char: 13
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  Hello

  I've recently updated my host to vSphere 4. I've also upgraded to vSphere Converter 4.0.1. However, when I convert a Microsoft Windows 2003 virtual hard drive in vSphere, the resulting virtual machine does not start. He gets just after the BIOS screen, then turns black with only a white line in the upper left corner of the console.

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  Any help appreciated.

  Thank you.

  In v4 disk are in SCSI format only.

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  André

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