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• Failed to get the disk partition information when you add the new data store

  Hello

  Update my ESX to version 4 Update 1 (4.0.0, 256968). Now, I'm trying to add a new data store to a cluster in vCenter and receive the following error message when I will review the current structure of the disc "error when configuring the host: failed to get the disk partition information. When I click back, then next, there's no error message but in the formatting window, I get the error "Object reference" not set to an instance of an object.

  I see this question has been asked before, but I can't seem to find an appropriate response. Anyone? The interface using CLI instead of vCenter isn't an option (alignment VMFS, workload and so on)

  I use Dell R900 with an EMC Symmetrix VMax SAN

  The size of the LUN I want to add is 741 GB

  Concerning

  Marius Aulie

  If you have a virtual machine for Windows test, you could do the following, to ensure that the logic unit number has a clean partition table:

  -set the LUN as a GROSS physical to virtual machine device

  -Run diskpart, select the drive and run the CLEAN command

  -detach the LUN to the virtual machine

  -try to create the data on the LUN VMFS store

  The size of the block of the data store where the VM test can be a problem with the above. Due to the size of the LUN, the size of the block of the data store must be at least 4 MB. Attach the LUN to a physical test system could be an alternative.

  André

• trying to create an ESXi data store on the local drive.  Configuring the host error: unable to update the disk partition information

  I'm a newbie on ESXi and don't know what it takes to get ESXi correctly partition my drive SATA 500 correctly.

  I will implement a laboratory unit to carry out tests for ESXi and ESXi is not quite correctly the disk partitioning or do not see a good partition in order to create a data store.

  This system was able to correctly identify and configure a data store on a small 80 GB seagate SATA disk, however, this isn't quite enough storage so I swapped the hard drive and tried to re - install ESXi on the new hd.

  I use a USB boot ESXi since and it is launched and configures the card intel pro1000 pci ethernet correctly.  also correctly the id of the cpu and memory.  everything seems fine and he is even able to see the hard drive.

  Here are some screenshots of the process that I go through to make my data store...

  on this photo-sous the column titled 'available' is 'none', also said, under the title 'san identifier' he said 'not applicable' - I guess that's not quite right?

  

  

  

  

  and disappointment - failure?

  

  I tried to go into the bios if there are some settings I need to do to get this hard drive set up... I don't understand enough about ESXi to find out why the drive is not found and configured correctly.  is this a bios problem w / my system or a problem of ESXi?

  pls help!

  You have generally not, but it might be interesting to start with something like a Linux live CD and then using gparted or other to wipe all the top partition information.

• ESXi SCSI 5 to "cannot get disk partition information.

  Off I must first say that I have tried to follow the guides as much as I could find to solve this problem, but nothing has worked.

  We have a server with a single 130 GB drive that ESXi 4.0 resides on and another disk SCSI 5 to that we wanted to use as a VMFS partitioned drive, with a big VMDK, who accesses our Server VM file.

  ESXi installation went well, however, when we arrived to add the second drive as another data store, we got an error message: "error during the configuration of the host: could not get disk partition information. From there on, we tried several solution, manually formatting the drive with the tools of command line vmkfs, Re-partitioning for ext2 with GParted Live, erasing information from partition with dd, deleting all partitions, all without success.

  We are posting our problem here as a last resort, I can confirm that vSphere displays the total capacity of the car, but not the partition information. It seems also a gap between the capacity of disk fdisk reports and esxcfg-scsidevs - l capacity.

  Here are a few out of order, it was after the partitions have been deleted on 5 TB disk (the one that ends with "67"):

  ~ # esxcfg - scsidevs - l

  MPX.vmhba0:C0:t0:l0

  Device type: CD-ROM

  Size: 113 MB

  Full name: Local TSSTcorp CD (mpx.vmhba0:C0:T0:L0)

  Plugin: NMP

  Device console: /vmfs/devices/genscsi/mpx.vmhba0:C0:T0:L0

  Devfs Path: /vmfs/devices/genscsi/mpx.vmhba0:C0:T0:L0

  Seller: TSSTcorp model: DVD - ROM TS-L333A Revis: D350

  SCSI level: 5 nickname is: wrong status: on

  : RDM Capable false is removable: true

  Is Local: true

  Other names:

  VML.0005000000766d686261303a303a30

  NAA.60024e806b43820012bd2a81ee047067

  Device type: Direct access

  Size: 5720064 MB

  Full name: disk space from DELL (naa.60024e806b43820012bd2a81ee047067)

  Plugin: NMP

  Device console: /vmfs/devices/disks/naa.60024e806b43820012bd2a81ee047067

  Devfs Path: /vmfs/devices/disks/naa.60024e806b43820012bd2a81ee047067

  Seller: DELL model: PERC 6/E adapter Revis: 1.21

  SCSI level: 5 nickname is: wrong status: on

  : RDM Capable false is removable: false

  Is Local: true

  Other names:

  VML.020000000060024e806b43820012bd2a81ee047067504552432036

  NAA.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11

  Device type: Direct access

  Size: 139392 MB

  Full name: disk space from DELL (naa.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11)

  Plugin: NMP

  Device console: /vmfs/devices/disks/naa.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11

  Devfs Path: /vmfs/devices/disks/naa.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11

  Seller: DELL model: PERC 6 / I saw: 1.22

  SCSI level: 5 nickname is: wrong status: on

  : RDM Capable false is removable: false

  Is Local: true

  Other names:

  VML.020000000060024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11504552432036

  ~ #

  ~ # fdisk-l

  Disk /dev/disks/naa.60024e806b43820012bd2a81ee047067: 1599,8 GB, 1599875317760 bytes

  255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 194507 cylinders

  Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes

  Device boot start end blocks Id system

  Disk /dev/disks/naa.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11: 146.1 GB, 146163105792 bytes

  Heads of 64, 32 sectors/track, 139392 cylinders

  Units = cylinders of 2048 * 512 = 1048576 bytes

  Device boot start end blocks Id system

  /dev/disks/NAA.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11p1 5 900 917504 5 extended

  /dev/disks/NAA.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11p2 901 4995 4193280 6 FAT16

  4996 139392 137622528 fb VMFS /dev/disks/NAA.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11p3

  /dev/disks/NAA.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11p4 * 1 4 4080 4 FAT16 & lt; 32 M

  5 254 255984 6 FAT16 /dev/disks/NAA.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11p5

  255 504 255984 6 FAT16 /dev/disks/NAA.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11p6

  /dev/disks/NAA.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11p7 505 614 fc 112624 VMKcore

  615 900 292848 6 FAT16 /dev/disks/NAA.60024e807468210011e9060a073e0d11p8

  Partition table entries are not in the order of disc

  ~ #

  ~ # esxcfg-scsidevs - has

  vmhba0 ata_piix link-n/a sata.vmhba0 (0:31.2) Intel Corporation 2 port SATA IDE Controller (ICH9)

  vmhba1 megaraid_sas link-n/a unknown.vmhba1 (3:0.0) LSI Logic / Symbios Logic PERC 6 / i integrated RAID controller

  megaraid_sas vmhba2 link-n/a unknown.vmhba2 (5:0.0) LSI Logic / Symbios Logic PERC 6/E adapter RAID Controller

  vmhba32 ata_piix link-n/a sata.vmhba32 (0:31.2) Intel Corporation 2 port SATA IDE Controller (ICH9)

  ~ #

  I had heard he had some problems with the help of 2 TB disks in ESXi, however I was not sure if it was directly relevant to this problem. I am open to using Raw Device Mappings, I think I've seen a few guides on the methods not supported for adding THAT RDM on a local drive - all advice on this would be welcome.

  Currently, we hold a store of data from 5 to and VMDK join one of our virtual machines. I guess my question is: How can I get the 5 TB drive work in ESXi?

  Hello and welcome to the forums.

  ESX (i) can be used to the maximum 2 TB - 512 bytes to the size of the LUN.  It is documented in KB 3371739.  You can just cut up this 5 TB drive into partitions smaller than 2 TB - 512 bytes each.

  Good luck!

• Is that a way firefox will store the information of user name for a site without password information?

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• I recently had to replace my iPhone 6.  I can't store contact information, such as names and phone numbers.  I enter all the information and click Save.  Then go back and contact is not there

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  Some require for my application:

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  -What app, registry info update is intact

  I try with PersistentStore but I still want to see idea of expert for a better solution. Thank you very much!

  If the info should stay, you will need to use a preset to store your information, String, Boolean, Integer, or Vector, Hashtable etc.
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• Where and how Oracle Forms stores its information on locked records?

  Where and how Oracle Forms stores its information on locked records?

  Is there a specific lock that contains user information or table time for locked records?

  I m using Oracle (Forms) 11 g

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  Oracle uses a byte in each record in the lock ("lock byte"). See:

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• [ADF, JDev12.1.3] Opening SESSION: a session ID, HTTPSession, brought bean, UserData... where to store the information? (And other doubts...)

  Hallo,

  my simple application has this main stream job boundless...

  

  1)

  I see that when I call the login page of this URL http://127.0.0.1:7101 / MyApplication/faces/login, to which - in the address bar - it is auto-ajouté for example ' jsessionid = Wn2ymE_3cC2JXHYtG7_ocZDgMgonLyr376zejB-ui28UPlm5tiuB! 1535501325 ".

  So I guess that the session exists as soon as the user access the login page.

  • I would like to know if I have to worry about a possible previous session (especially another user session).
  • If the user on the home page click the back button in the browser the application creates a new session to destroy the possible previous session?
  • BdW, if my request to place the values in the HTTP session would be a good practice as part of the bean connection null all the attributes of the session?
  • And if my request to place the values in UserData would be a good practice as part of the bean connection null all the attributes of the container UserData?

  2)

  • Is it better to store the information in the HTTP session or UserData?
  • It is less safe than the other? Otherwise why is there the need to have 2 types of sessions?
  • Could he have no sense in storing an individual data in the HTTP session and UserData at the same time?
  • I have seen that the HTTP session is very easy to access, view and (if necessary) and the layers of the model. Is the same as for UserData, or it can be accessed only by the model layer?

  3)

  • In my case, I want to share my application the user in user data:
    • First and last name (only at the end of the display)
    • Name of the service (only at the end of the display)
    • Username and DepartmentId (these hairy should be passed to the query and the view of your criteria)
  • Where I put those values? Who, in the HTTP session? Who in UserData?

  4)

  • I'm in doubt if using a scope session bean or - since the data that I have to share is really little - use the 'basic' (e.g. ectx.getSessionMap () .put ("key", "ValueToStore")).
  • If I use an extended session bean and I store of simple values (integer, String,...) I don't have to worry about serialization (de)?
  • A scope session bean is accessible from the model layer as the HTTP session basis (what I can put by ectx.getSessionMap () .put ("Key", "ValueToStore"))?
  • And in my situation I could handle everything with a single between UserData anda HTTP session?

  These questions are intended to create a simple login system that stores data needed somewhere in the different parts of my application.

  So any advice is welcome!

  Thank you

  Federico

  1)

  I see that when I call the login page of this URL http://127.0.0.1:7101 / MyApplication/faces/login, to which - in the address bar - it is auto-ajouté for example ' jsessionid = Wn2ymE_3cC2JXHYtG7_ocZDgMgonLyr376zejB-ui28UPlm5tiuB! 1535501325 ".

  So I guess that the session exists as soon as the user access the login page.

  • I would like to know if I have to worry about a possible previous session (especially another user session).
  • If the user on the home page click the back button in the browser the application creates a new session to destroy the possible previous session?
  • BdW, if my request to place the values in the HTTP session would be a good practice as part of bean connection null all the attributes of the session?
  • And if my request to place the values in UserData would be a good practice as part of bean connection null all the attributes of the container UserData?

  -When you close your browser, this will destroy the session

  -None

  -It will be much easier to invalidate the entire session (HttpSession method for this object)

  -When you destroy the http session, it will destroy the Application modules, and it will destroy UserData

  2)

  • Is it better to store the information in the HTTP session or UserData?
  • It is less safe than the other? Otherwise why is there the need to have 2 types of sessions?
  • Could he have no sense in storing an individual data in the HTTP session and UserData at the same time?
  • I have seen that the HTTP session is very easy to access, view and (if necessary) and the layers of the model. Is the same as for UserData, or it can be accessed only by the model layer?

  -We already discussed in a previous thread so I won't comment

  -both are secure. HttpSession exist in java web applications and UserData is specific ADF.

  -Maybe (for example, it is not recommended to access the HttpSession of model project, so you can store some data in the UserData (to be referenced from your, etc.) and managed (so you can bind them directly to UI) Bean)

  -Are accessible only from template (but you can expose a custom to ViewController method that accesses UserData)

  3)

  • In my case, I want to share my application the user in user data:
  • • First and last name (only at the end of the display)
    • Name of the service (only at the end of the display)
    • Username and DepartmentId (these hairy should be passed to the query and the view of your criteria)
  • Where I put those values? Who, in the HTTP session? Who in UserData?

  My opinion:

  Name, first name, name of the Department-> session brought average managed (so you can link that directly to the user interface components)

  UserId, DepartmentId-> UserData (or you can store managed bean and pass as parameters to methods of model project)

  4)

  • I'm in doubt if using a scope session bean or - since the data that I have to share is really little - use the 'basic' (e.g. ectx.getSessionMap () .put ("key", "ValueToStore")).
  • If I use an extended session bean and I store of simple values (integer, String,...) I don't have to worry about serialization (de)?
  • A scope session bean is accessible from the model layer as the HTTP session basis (I can put by ectx.getSessionMap () .put ("key", "ValueToStore"))?
  • And in my situation I could handle everything with a single between UserData anda HTTP session?

  -with getSessionMap () .put (), you must pay attention to the data types when you change or retrieve values (for example, do you know if DepartmentId is Integer, BigDecimal, oracle.jbo.domain.Number,..) If this isn't "type-safe". In addition, it is easier to understand what your application keep in session if you managed bean that in order to find all the places you're calling the method getSessionMap () .put ().  And controlled beans are a 'natural' way to keep data in a JSF/ADF application.

  -Not (just brand bean session with the Serializable attribute)

  -You can do something similar to this, but this is not a recommended practice because it would break the MVC pattern

  -If you do not have too much, you can keep everything in HttpSession and expose methods to set the binding vars.

  Dario

• [ADF, JDev12.1.3] That is the approach recommended to store the information of the logged-on user?

  Hallo,

  I would like to know which are:

  • approaches possible and advised to store the main information (which will be used throughout the application) of the user that is logged;
  • for each of the approaches that are the main advantages and disadvantages.

  For example

  I have my doubts if store info in variables private module request or if I'd better use the HttpSession.

  The use of HttpsSession back to store the information in a range session bean?

  A scope session bean should be used only to store information?

  Sorry if these question may be stupid but I'm starting to take care of the security of my application and I am a bit confused about the available possibilities.

  I use ADF Essentials, so I can't use ADFSecurity.

  Thank you

  Federico

  I have my doubts if store info in variables private module request or if I'd better use the HttpSession.

  Never use app module variables to store data. If you need to store data in the model project, you can use the UserData card, but you must implement the serialization/deserialization.

  Read this blog post for more information: http://andrejusb.blogspot.com/2012/05/solution-for-sharing-global-user-data.html

  The use of HttpsSession back to store the information in a range session bean?

  They are similar.

  Difference is that you can put data directly to the session http (as an attribute) and if you use managed bean then keep you data in the attributes of bean and framework will put bean in scope of the session.

  A scope session bean should be used only to store information?

  Well, do not store the amount of data in session bean because it will influence the performance of the server (if the number of users increases you need more RAM, if you assign more RAM to the server it will be time for garbage collection, will also increase if you have clustering then great session bean (s) will increase the time of synchronization of the session) ", etc...)

  Dario

• Where VMWARE Workstation 11 stores no information about Virtual Machines open

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• Store.partition. * .messagepath is always an element of configuration supported?

  on

  Oracle Communications 7u4 - 27.01 (7.0.4.27.0) e-mail server 64 bit (built 30 August 2012)

  libimta.so 7u4 - 27.01 64bits (built 08:49:27, August 30, 2012)

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  WARNING: no matches found

  So I guess that it is no longer available?

  If the https://wikis.oracle.com/display/CommSuite/Best+Practices+for+Messaging+Server+and+ZFS

  is not uptodate?

  It is still supported, as you can see if you try:

  # configutil Pei "store.partition. * .messagepath ' h

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• Error adding datastore VSpere: "unable to get disk partition information.

  I'll start with the configuration:

  & gt; ESXi 4 Installation on HP Proliant DL 140

  & gt; 1110 SATA Areca Raid controller card

  & gt; Storage SAS/SATA (4 SAS drives for a total of 2 TB, RAID 5)

  & gt; Windows Vista using VSphere client to add the ESXi 4 Server storage

  I had already worked by the problem of controller driver Areca RAID w / Areca for next, I followed the documentation for VMWare.  While trying to add storage, the system returned the following error: "error during the configuration of the host: failed to get the disk partition information.

  Action taken:

  1. click on 'back', then 'next' and it makes me past the error message

  2. at the stage of 'presentation', I get another error message "object not set to an instance of an object reference. (it is a .net error?)

  Since it didn't, I went to my next step:

  3 reinstall ESXi 4

  4 reinstall all disks

  5 re - configure RAID 5 disks

  6. use the Areca bios utility to confirm volume 2 TB

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  As you can see in your screenshot the partition is more than 2 TB.

  Create a small partition.

  André

• How/where to store more information page in the ADF?

  Hi all
  
  What is the best way to fill the managedBean during the loading of the page?
  
  In my application, I have a page fragment that displays the details of the user of Webservice DataControl. I have and drag the data to the pageFragment webservice control. This fragment has mapped in the taskFlow and the annex taskFlow in to JSPX homepage as a region. I need to store such user information in any place (ManagedBean / or any other better place to store) that I can use at my request along, because I won't run again whenever the webservice to get the same information from the user. Also, I want to collect and store this information while I give back to the homepage, not after any action of the user.
  
  Please advice how & where to store the information in the ADF? Can I create a managedBean? If so, how to trigger this class method on page load?
  
  Thank you
  KLN

  Hello

  in this case, you configure the managed bean to be within the scope of the session. Then, on the first page, you set a stage for restoration after phase listener (it is a beacon in the f: view element). This is phaselistener refers to the bean managed using EL (important). She can do by using an expression of the method in JSF. For example, if the managed bean had a populateUserInfo method then yu might reference #{beanname.populateUserInfo} and run the expression of the method using Java. In the managed bean, the method would be to access the link layer using the BindingContext class

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E15051_01/apirefs.1111/e10653/Oracle/ADF/Model/BindingContext.html

  Call

  . GetCurrent () .getCurrentBindingsEntry () BindingContext to get a handle of instance active BindingContainer.

  BindingContainer links is BindingContext.getCurrent () .getCurrentBindingsEntry ();.

  Then on the container of the binding, you call the method to query the Web Service for the modules

  before calling a method on the ADF link layer, make sure that the ADF is binding for the method
  OperationBinding opws (OperationBinding) = bindings.get ("name of the method exposed on the other side");
  If you need pass parameters
  opws.getParamsMap () .put ("name of the argument", value);
  OPWS. Execute();

  You can use similar code to access the information of the user of the iterator method in the ADF to complete managed bean fields. You can access user information from the bean managed through getter and setter methods

  Frank

  PS. : I know that the description is a little rough. I'll see if I can find a sample of blog at a later date

  Published by: Frank Nimphius, 26 January 2010 17:43