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• Map parent owner Inspiron 580

  Is the motherboard on the Inspiron 580 a card mother owner?

  Thanks, any help would be appreciated.

  It seems to be standard micro-ATX and you can move it to a non Dell case (and it will follow the Windows license).

• / storage/core support missing

  I deployed a 3 x average cluster nodes and had run a few days before I started to notice a warning in vROPs that the storage has been insufficient.

  While they inspected the storage available in the monitor system LI for all 3 nodes and notice was one show only 7.3 GB of available compared to 233 GB on 2 other nodes.

  I ran the beam of support and research if the files I look at the df file and noticed that he was missing the mountains/storage/core and/storage/var from the node with the 7.3 GB available.

  I mode Mainteanance and restarted, node, but the mounts are not automatically returned.

  Is any way to restore?

  Is this a known issue?

  ---

  Details of DF for referance.

  DF.11422.txt

  1 K-blocks used available use % mounted on file system

  / dev/sda3 8115648 2798036 4905352 37%.

  udev 8233676 112 8233564 1% / dev

  tmpfs 8233676 60 8233616 1% / dev/shm

  / dev/sda1 130888 38204 85926 31% / Boot

  / dev/Map/Data-var 20642428 1525004 18068848 8% / storage/var

  / dev/Map/Data-Core 258026884 12947700 231972192 6% / storage/core

  DF.9537.txt

  1 K-blocks used available use % mounted on file system

  / dev/sda3 8115648 3604504 4098884 47%.

  udev 8233676 112 8233564 1% / dev

  tmpfs 8233676 8 8233668 1% / dev/shm

  / dev/sda1 130888 38204 85926 31% / Boot

  / dev/Map/Data-var 20642428 3685404 15908448 19% / storage/var

  / dev/Map/Data-Core 258026884 12847568 232072324 6% / storage/core

  DF.28260.txt

  1 K-blocks used available use % mounted on file system

  / dev/sda3 8115648 5030908 2672480 66%.

  udev 8233676 104 8233572 1% / dev

  tmpfs 8233676 56 8233620 1% / dev/shm

  / dev/sda1 130888 38204 85926 31% / Boot

  OK, so we have 270 GB of PV/VG and no LVs. That's the problem known in 3.0. A transitional storage for LVM configuration problem would result in Insight Log creation/Import/Storage on the filesystem root without the mount points. Log Insight 3.3 that better capture LVM provisioning errors and try again.

  We can address this in your environment without loss. The process is a little long and has a good number of moving parts, so stop and answer if you see something you don't expect.

  # Stop the log Insight service

  stop service loginsight

  # Remove existing data

  MV/Import/Storage/storage-orig

  # Create two LVs

  var lvcreate-L 20 G - n data

  database-l 100% FREE lvcreate - n

  # List of people - you should see something like this:

  LVS

  LV VG Attr LSize pool data origin % Move newspaper copy % Convert

  data var - wi - ao - 20.00 g

  database - wi - ao - 250, 00 g

  # Create a pair of fileystems

  mkfs-t ext3/dev/data/var

  mkfs-t ext3/dev/data/core

  # In an editor (vi) open/etc/fstab and add the two lines, one for each file system. Make sure that the file ends with a line break, or mount will complain.

  / dev/Data/var/storage/var ext3 defaults 0 2

  / dev/Data/Core/storage/core ext3 defaults 0 0

  # Make that two mount point directories

  mkdir Pei/storage/core/storage/var

  # Mount the new filesystems

  Mount - a

  # Check that they are mounted and sizes are as expected

  DF h

  # Move your existing data into the new file systems

  MV/storage-orig/var/loginsight/storage/var/loginsight

  MV/storage-orig/core/loginsight/storage/core/loginsight

  # Remove empty directories

  rmdir Pei - v/storage-orig/var/storage-orig/core

  # Start services to the top

  start the loginsight service

• Satellite A200 - 1 GB & Memory Stick Pro Duo

  Can I use the maps "Memory Stick Pro Duo" in my Satellite A200 - 1 GB?

  Thank you

  Ulises.

  How about a look in the user manual?

  In my manual, I found all the information I needed.

  OK I'll do it for you because I love you :D

  After about 5 minutes.

  So I ve got it ;)
  I found it in Chapter 8
  You can use
  SD-> up to 2GB
  -> 4 GB SDHC
  MMC-> up to 1 GB
  Ms.-> up to 128 MB, 256 (128 MB x 2)
  MS Pro-> up to 2GB
  xD-> up to 2GB

• HP pavilion dv6-2150us: problems with the upgrade of processor for an i7-720qm on a hp pavilion dv6-2150us

  Hi all

  My friend recently bought an i7-720qm processor used to upgrade hp pavilion dv6 2 1 5 0 US and I

  summer giving a helping hand by making the upgrade.

  Since the 10 Windows running Google Chrome used up to 70% of the processing of an i3 - 330 m power

  processor, it seemed to be good upgrade to improve the performance of the laptop.

  We checked that the new i7 processor is compatible with the laptop (it is listed as supported by the)

  ( interview guide , page 108), and the seller assured us he tested the CPU on some different

  HP pavilion and it worked fine.

  But when I replaced the processor with the i7 processor i3 and tried to boot up the laptop, only the LED lights

  on the front and the setting of the power and volume buttons would light up periodically. The screen was black

  All the time.

  Thinking I might have made a mistake during the reassembly of the laptop I put the original i3 processor back in

  and it starts fine.

  I updated the BIOS of the F.1C version I found on the internet and once replaced the i3 with the i7 with the

  same results - display off, flashes periodically LEDs. The BIOS updated smoothly, and the correct version is displayed in the main menu of the BIOS.

  I am confused on what could be the problem with the upgrade, everything should work. Is there a BIOS update I have

  missed, or the problem elsewhere?

  Disassembly and reassembly are made with care, and we took care to avoid static electricity. All the rest

  on the laptop works well - I am writing this post on the laptop in question with the original i3 processor in place.

  Any help, advice or general guidelines as to what should be done would be really appreciated.

  Thank you for your attention.

  Hello:

  The problem is that if you look in Chapter 3 of the manual, pp 22-23, there are maps of separate used for the dual core and quad core processors system.

  In other words, you cannot install a quad core processor in a Board that originally had a dual core processor and vice versa.

• Problem in Aspire 5742G

  Hello world

  I have a problem and please answer me if anyone knows I can do exactly.

  I bought this cell before 1,5 years. It is model number Acer Aspire 5742 G-484G75Mnkk PEW71; map parent number PEW71 THE - 5894P with 4 GB RAM, 750 GB HDD Core i5 processor and so forth. Before 1 year, I spill water on it by mistake and it was broken. At this time, I tried to fix it but it was almost US $600.00, so I bought new Acer laptop. Now one of my friends said he didn't need his laptop which is also 5742g; PEW 71 L01. I want to know if the motherboard of my friend will go into my laptop. What are the compactables motherboards are for my laptop. I can fix it myself. Looking for a relaible answer. Thank you.

  I'm not going to be able to offer advice on what or how to change parts on the system.

  A motherboard with a similar unit, 5742G and 5742G must be compatible.

• dv7t-2000: upgrade of the motherboard and processor for dv7t-2000

  I currently have a dv7t-2000 with [email protected] and ATI mobility Radeon HD 4530 discrete graphics with 512 MB dedicated memory.

  I want to upgrade the processor and the motherboard to improve its performance and its Windows experience index (lowest value is the graphics card with destop performance for windows aero).

  My question is

  (1) are the best processors listed in the manual dv7t as Intel Core 2 Duo T9800 2.93 GHz parts 507951-001 and other compatible.

  (2) can I replace the current Board system with ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4650 discrete graphics with 1 GB dedicated memory?  What is the difference between parts # 516294-001 516293-001 against?  The two identical descriptions a.

  Is it useful to upgrade (i.e. it would improve windows performance index)?

  Is it easy to replace the motherboard?  All the specialty tools?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  The dv7 series is a challenge even for experienced laptop technicians. There are several boards of sup and ribbon cables going in all directions. The T9800 will agree and will work on any one of the motherboards in the manual that you apparently (let me know if not) and will greatly increase the WEI on the processor. She is always equivalent to most of the i3 processors.  The HD 4650 is going to be a pretty big improvement on the HD 4530. But that's like saying I'd rather have a 1964 Chevrolet as a 1953 Chevrolet... nor is technologically current as for video cards go. Current demanding games will exceed the 4650's powers.

  http://gpuboss.com/GPUs/Mobility-Radeon-HD-4650-vs-Mobility-Radeon-HD-4530

  I checked partsurfer for two motherboards that you list and I checked the manual. There is widespread confusion. PartSurfer lists the jury 294 as a "UMA" or integrated graphics subsystem, and lists the 293 Commission that the use of dual core AMD processors. Something is not good and frankly I would waive the exchange of motherboard, but if you really want to try let me know and I'll try to clear up the confusion.

  A T9800 is about $35.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/Intel-Core-2-Duo-T9800-dual-core-processor-6M-cache-2-93-GHz-1066-MHz-SLGES-/271748016941?PT=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f4571ab2d

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• Motherboard revision number

  I have a HP Media Center m7160n machine with a motherboard #P5LP - 1.04 rev.  The Board is bad and needs to be replaced.  I have to use the exact same revision # as well as the model?    Thank you.

  (1) assuming that the Board of Directors is tattooed, means I have to go through HP to get a replacement?

  Your original plate is tattooed and any replacement must also be tattooed to use recovery disks. You can access a motherboard of anyone, but the tattoo is usually done by HP or an authorized service center. If you have no plan to use recovery disks, there is no need to have tattooed replacement.

  (2) a few years ago, I improved the installed at the factory to Win7 WinXP.  This has no effect on the behavior/operation of the motherboard and BIOS, especially if you change the Group on?  Or are you saying that I just won't use the HP Recovery disk in an emergency situation?  If this is the case, then the tattoo not would matter, right (as I would never have cause to use this recovery option)?

  If you change the motherboard, you will not have the use of your HP WinXP recovery disks. If you plan to use Windows 7, the use of recovery discs the HP is not relevant. And correct, the tattoo would not matter that you would have no need for the HP recovery discs.

  With regard to the motherboard to do... Emery, limestone, Lithium, Lithium2, Leucite and Leucite3 everything should work with your factory current Socket 775 PentiumD 820 (Smithfield) CPU Dual-Core 2.8 GHz (800 MHz front side bus). If you want to want to leave a little room for a CPU upgrade, consider the Leonite who takes in charge the following processors;

  Core 2 Duo E6x00
  Core 2 Duo E4x00
  Dual Core Pentium D 9 x 0
  Pentium D 8xx Dual Core
  Pentium 4 series of 6 x 1
  Celeron D 3xx series

  You can also consider some motherboards non - OEM no HP who take in charge the memory and the CPU in your system.

  Please send BRAVO

• Upgrade memory Inspiron 530

  I am trying to upgrade the Inspiron 530 for my mom. It was running great but has begun to show it's age.  I want to hang some new faster memory, he was considering upgrading the processor, but at this point isn't going to bother because of the fact that it is an older machine, it mainly use it for email and the occasional web surfing session.

  I see that Dell is silling RAM but is a bit more expensive side and trying to find elsewhere, but to see different speeds... So rather than have bad normal speed and it does not work, can someone point me in the right direction to make sure I get good memory?

  Thank you

  sparker781

  I am trying to upgrade the Inspiron 530 for my mom. It was running great but has begun to show it's age.  I want to hang some new faster memory, he was considering upgrading the processor, but at this point isn't going to bother because of the fact that it is an older machine, it mainly use it for email and the occasional web surfing session.

  I see that Dell is silling RAM but is a bit more expensive side and trying to find elsewhere, but to see different speeds... So rather than have bad normal speed and it does not work, can someone point me in the right direction to make sure I get good memory?

  Thank you

  sparker781

  I guess you have the Inspiron 530 mini tour with the 300w/350w PSU and not the version of Slimline s 530, with a power of 250w.

  MT 530 systems were built with two different models of motherboards.

  If your 530 has been purchased with either a Core 2 Duo, Pentium Dual-Core, Celeron processor and a 300w power supply, this system usually involves an 0RY007/G679R/CU409 [FoxConn G33m02] motherboard which only supports LGA 775 Core 2 Duo, Pentium Dual-Core and Celeron processors and 4 GB of RAM.
     
  If your Inspiron 530 minitower shipped with a LGA 775 Core 2 Quad processor and a 350w power supply, you have the motherboard [FoxConn DG33m03] of 0FM586.
     
  The card mother 0FM586 can be used for both Quad 4 and Core 2 Duo processors and can support 8 GB of RAM, with a 64-bit operating system

  Motherboard is your MT 530 have?

  The Inspiron 530 with a motherboard G33M02/0RY007 will support either 4 GB [4 x 1 GB, or 2 x 2 GB DDR2 PC - 2 modules - 5300 or DDR2 PC2-6400 memory.]
      
  Bev.

• Upgrade CPU Dell Inspiron 530?

  I bought a Dell Inspiron 530 in October 2008 (Service tag <> NOTE from the ADMIN: Service tag removed by privacy policy >) and I would like to upgrade the processor. My current processor is an Intel Celeron 450 2.20 GHz. I think that my motherboard is a Foxconn G33M02. (But I am not sure, and I would like to confirm that, so that I don't get an incompatible cpu.)

  What would be a good upgrade from the processor that I can put in my current motherboard? I feel that my current Celeron 450 is a uniprocessor processor, and I would trade out for an important and remarkable improvement with more hearts (at reasonable cost) while keeping the same motherboard.

  I've already updated the PSU for a 460 Watt PSU and have also upgraded the video card. Looking for a good upgrade from the processor. I think I also need to update my bios of motherboard.

  livin2fly

  530 systems were built with two different models of motherboards.

  FoxConn G33m02 [Dell P/N ORY007] motherboard, this version does not support processors Core 2 Quad, only the Core 2 Duo, Pentium Dual-Core and Celeron processors.

  One of the following processors should operate in the 530 Inspiron:

  Intel Pentium Dual Core 2140 (1.6 GHz, 800 MHz FSB)
  Intel Pentium Dual-Core 2160 (1.8 GHz, 800 MHz FSB)
  Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5200 (2.5 GHz, 800 MHz FSB)
  Intel Core 2 Duo E4300 (1.8 GHz, 800 MHz FSB)
  Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 (2.0 GHz, 800 MHz FSB)
  Intel Core 2 Duo E6320 (1.86 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB)
  Intel Core 2 Duo E6420 (2.13 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB)
  Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 (2.33 GHz, 1333 MHz FSB)
  Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 (2.66 GHz, 1333 MHz FSB)
  Intel Core 2 Duo E7400 (2.80 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB)
  Wolfdale Core 2 Duo E8400, 3.0 GHz, 6 MB, 1333 MHz FSB, 65W, E0
  Wolfdale Core 2 Duo E8500, 3.16 GHz, 6 MB, 1333 MHz FSB, 65W, C0

  Before installing the processor, that you should check that you have BIOS Version 1.0.15 or above, when support for the new Intel processor has been added.

  Bev.

• Mesh of Trunking

  I recently inherited a network of mesh of all 6 PA campus and 14 cards. We have 4 switches remote, met through cards. As-is, the network works, but there are things that we would like to clean and sustainable on the local network.

  In their current state, most of the remote switches use only 1 VLAN. We would like to separate the traffic as we do in the rest of the network. I had questions, get the circuits over-the-air implemented. As many have said, the Cisco documentation is very confusing. I got a glimpse of Scott powerpoint, but I still have problems of implementation. This is a part of the sample of what we have and what we're trying to accomplish. (All the management interfaces are in VLAN 95)

  Current state:

  [CORE]-> [SWITCH-NATIVE95]-> [RAP (normal Interface)] ~ ~ ~ [map-(Interface normal)]-> [REM-SWITCH-NATIVE95]

  In this State, anything in VLAN 95 connects to the rest of the network, but nothing outside of VLAN 95 does not. If I flip to the trunk, with a map interface VLAN 95 native, I can ping everything in other virtual local networks, but lose connectivity to the switch.

  That's what I've tried today, with 95 and my other VLAN as VLAN allowed (on the switch and the map):

  [CORE]-> [SWITCH-NATIVE999]-> [RAP (Normal Interface)] ~ ~ ~ [MAP-(Trunk-Native999)]-> [REM-SWITCH-NATIVE999]

  This also resulted in no connectivity to the switch. I also noticed that the cards which normally will connect to this RAP all chose to also connect.

  I read that the interfaces of the RAPs should always be set to normal and you will get a warning when you try to set it on the trunk. I tried to put it in the trunk and had no warning, so I tried this:

  [CORE]-> [SWITCH-NATIVE999]-> [RAP(Trunk-Native999)] ~ ~ ~ [MAP-(Trunk-Native999)]-> [REM-SWITCH-NATIVE999]

  I got the same result as with the entire interface to normal. Also could not get map of reliably connect to the RAP even to do a controlled test.

  Issues related to the:

  What I am doing wrong? How the interfaces must be paid to the live trunk?

  I have been comforted in [REM-SWITCH] and didn't get all messages misconfig VLAN, but I noticed the RAP up and down intermittently through NCS. SpanningTree would be a problem?

  The AP management interface must be in the VLAN native?

  Is it possible to force a card to connect to a RAP in particular?

  (Access points in cisco AIR-CAP1552I, WLC-5508 worm 7.2.111.3)

  Ok.. So after RAP and put perfectly using map:

  > RAP and map should be in the same vlan and should not be in the vlan 1.

  > Favorite parent command allows you to make the card to join a particular RAP or use different BGN.

  It will behave like this on 7.2:

  # With Vlan active transparent:

  RAP and switch ports configured exactly the same card.

  No configuration is necessary on the map and the RAP.

  Only the VLANs native will be able to communicate through the RAP switch and card. 7.2 code tags vlan are stripped and only traffic VLAN native was able to communicate through the. So if vlan 262 is the vlan native and vlan 20 and 30 are allowed VLANs on the Switchport RAP switchport and the card, then only vlan 262 will be able to communicate through the stitch.

  https://Tools.Cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/ CSCub63054

  In 7.0 and 7.5, it has started to behave properly. So here with Vlan enabled transparent, RAP and card switchport configured correctly and in the same way, all the VLANS including vlan native will be filled in full transparency.

  ##With vlan disabled Tranparent i.e tagging vlan enabled:

  RAP and card switchport configured the same way.

  CARD interface configured the same way IE with even native and allowed VLAN. GUI > AP > mesh > Gigabit 0

  RAP - no configuration required: automatic using save vlan

  With this configuration in place, all the VLANS allowed will be able to communicate through the bridge. Do not share of vlan native on bridge design to avoid loops.

  Concerning

  Delphine

• Vostro 200 CPU Upgrade

  Does anyone have a list of CPU for the Vostro 200 compatibility?  I've fallen back on the curve of computer knowledge and find so many processors available. Right now there an E2140 and I'm interested in something like the E6300 - a little faster and not too expensive.  I see a Newegg for $78 with free shipping.  TIA

  RichCal

  First, you must determine, the version of motherboard your Vostro 200 has and your system comes with a 300w, or power supply 350w?

  As already said that the Vostro 200 was built with the two different motherboards, a G33M02 or a G33M03.

  If your Vostro 200 has been purchased with a Core 2 Duo, Pentium Dual-Core or Celeron and a 300w power supply, this system has generally a card mother FoxConn G33M02, who can't stand that the Core 2 Duo, Pentium Dual-Core and Celeron processors.

  If you have a Core 2 Quad processor and a 350w power supply, you have the FoxConn DG33M03 motherboard.

  This motherboard can be used for both Quad 4 and Core 2 Duo processors.

  Bev.

• Inspiron 530 motherboard?

  I want to upgrade my processor on my old Inspiron, but I need to know what motherboard he has. Can someone inform me about where to look?

  CamAnder

  CPU - Z allows you to know the details of the motherboard:

  http://www.CPUID.com/softwares/CPU-z.html

  Otherwise, you may open the case and check the labels on the motherboard:

  If your 530 has been purchased with either a Core 2 Duo, Pentium Dual-Core, Celeron processor and a 300w power supply, this system usually involves an 0RY007/G679R/CU409 [FoxConn G33m02] motherboard which only supports processors Pentium Dual-Core and Celeron, Core 2 Duo and 4 GB of RAM.

  If your Inspiron 530 minitower shipped with a Core 2 Quad processor and a 350w power supply, you have the motherboard [FoxConn DG33m03] of 0FM586.

  The card mother 0FM586 can be used for both Quad 4 and Core 2 Duo processors and supports 8 GB of RAM.

  Bev.

• Maximum memory for Optiplex 380

  Specifications for maximum memory in the Optiplex 380 are quite confusing. Pdf manual indicates the maximum memory is 4 GB - 4 GB module in a slot or two 2 GB modules in two locations. But I read in other places that the maximum is 8 GB - two 4 GB modules in both slots.

  On another thread here, someone asked max on the Minitour Optiplex 380 memory and told me that the max memory is 8 mg. But see here that the max is given as 4 GB:
  http://www.pcrush.com/product/desktop-computers/632935/Dell-OptiPlex-380-desktop-computer-Intel-Core-2-Duo-E7500-dual-core-2.93-GHz-Mini-Tower

  I also is not the case of the minitour and don't know if that makes a difference. I believe that what I have is called the small form factor. I'd really, really like to upgrade memory, but don't want to spend money on a memory module, I can not use.

  Edit: Here are the other features of my computer:
  3.20 gigahertz Intel Pentium Dual-Core
  cache of 64 kilobytes main memory
  secondary memory 2048 k-cached
  64-bit ready
  Multi-core (2 total)
  Board: Dell Inc. 01TKCC A01
  The bus clock: 800 MHz
  BIOS: Dell Inc. A06 01/09/2011
  Usable 3996 megabytes of memory installed
  Slot 'DIMM_1' has 4096 MB (serial number 652F0829)
  'DIMM_2' location is empty

  Just checked. You can add another 4 GB module to your system.

  You can order one here.

• allocated vCPUs in ESXi

  Hello

  I wonder what is the best distribution of the vcpu and how that is mapped by /cores of physical processor.

  I have a DELL T310 Vsphere Hypervisor ESXi 4.1 server, it has 8 GB Mem and processor 2.53 Ghz Quad Core x 3440

  I currently have 2 virtual machines, an Exchange Server and a Terminal Server that has a number of applications used by staff

  I allocated each VM server with 2 x vcpu and 2 GB memory each, I can add a 3rd VM server (SQL) with similar specs or physical cores would not be able to cope

  Hope it makes sense

  Thank you

  The safest is to start the HCL http://vmware.com/go/hcl older G5 or better HP DL380 or DL385s or DL365s work well. Dell 2950 work well. Make sure that they have installed on BB cache controllers.