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• Photos: remove the Raw of a photo file

  Hello

  I shot in Raw + Jpeg, I imported both formats but in my use I didn't need the Raw Photos dabs file.

  How to remove only imported raw files?

  Is it possible to import don't have the jpeg file?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

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  Photos: Remove the Raw photo file

  Hello

  I shot in RAW + JPEG, I imported both formats, but in my usage I don't have the raw file keys Photos.

  How to remove import only raw files?

  Is it possible to import have only the jpeg file?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  You can't really do this - if you do not want RAW do not pull on it - shoot JPEG only

  The only way to do this is to export (menu, file == > export) JPEG images in a folder on the desktop, delete them photo and wait until they are completely removed from all devices and then réimportent just JPEG images

  The only way to import the JPEG is only to use Image Capture and import only JPEG files

  LN

• Query to convert RAW disk

  I'm working on a Compaq Presario C300.

  Windows XP pro.

  When I had, he had 2 SP installed, I managed to get 3 SP installed OK, but it does not accept windows updates... & is very slow, freezes from time to time... There is not a lot of data on it, I backed it up. At this point, I'm ready to wipe the machine & reinstall XP, when I try to do that, the hard drive is not seen, even though if I go into the BIOS & run check IDE drive he finished OK.

  When I restart a message flashes upward, the beginning of a screen blue scndisk, saying: could not complete the process as type if RAW disk... Despite the fact that there is an operating system on it, how can it be possible?

  When I look in computer management, disk management there are no drives listed, only the CD ROM

  There is a partition to restore the system on this machine, but when I boot it I either get a message flash on the screen for a second or 2 on the machine in virtual memory that it just restarts.

  Initially, I thought that the BIOS was the problem, but has managed to update the BIOS to version F24 OK.

  I have the original OS disks, but when I run I get the message saying that the installation can not find any hard disk installed on the computer.  Any help most welcome.

  hubert1000 wrote:
  

  Hello.

  I got the original installation CD & disc it worked.

  Thanks for your help.

  I am PLEASED to say you can con close this call!

  Wonderful.
  You must close by marking as resolved.

• NTFS drive got converted to RAW disk

  My NTFS driver converted to RAW and I can't access it, would you please help?

  How I can access without lossing my data!

  Hello Mohamed,

  Thanks for posting your question on the Microsoft community.

  Thank you for details on the issue.

  The NTFS file system provides the best performance and security for data on hard disks and partitions or volumes that

  the FAT file system used in some earlier versions of Windows.

  Raw disk is used to designate a hard disk access to a raw, binary level, under data from partition level and using file system in the MBR.

  I suggest you to refer to this article and check if it helps.
  Reference:
  Convert a hard disk or partition to NTFS format
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/convert-hard-disk-partition-NTFS-format#1TC=Windows-7

  Important notes:
  After you convert a partition to the NTFS format, you cannot convert it back. If you want to reuse FAT filesystem on the partition, you will need to reformat the partition, which erases all data on it.

  Some earlier versions of Windows cannot read data on local NTFS partitions. If you need to use an earlier version of Windows to access a partition on the computer, do not convert it to NTFS.

  Although the risk of corruption or loss of data during a conversion is minimal, you must back up all data on the partition before you begin.

  I hope this information helps.

  Please let us know if you need more help.

  Thank you

• VDR and RAW disk

  Hello everyone, just to confirm: RAW disk are supported by only if VDR mode virtual, right?

  Also, is it possible to back up a single virtual disk, I.e. C only to a virtual windows machine?

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  VDR uses snapshots to back up the virtual machine. Drives ROUGH that support snapshots in virtual mode, then you are on the first part.

  It is possible to backup virtual disks with VDR. But don't mix no disks and partitions Windows here. It is possible to create a 100 GB virtual disk and create a 50 GB C: and 50 GB D: in this example, you could save only two partitions because you only have a virtual disk.

  If you create a virtual disk for each partition, you can of course save it one by one.

  Kind regards.

• external USB disk as a raw disk

  Hello

  I was looking for the solution but could not find.

  I have VMware server installed 1.0.6 on Windows XP.

  Machine VM I created since the downturn of the performance, I thought using raw disk option (I hope that better read/write performance).

  I want to format my external drive (WD My Book), using ext3 or xfs. Next, I would like to add as a 'raw disk' (not VMDK). I don't know why, but when I check the settings & gt; Material & gt; Hard drive there is no option to add PhisicalDrive which is the USB drive. VMware server can see only my hard drive (PhisicalDrive0) on the laptop, but nothing else.  Is this normal? Can I add PhisicalDrive which is the external drive connected to the USB port? If Yes, please indicate how tcan I do.

  concerning

  Rafal

  USB devices can be "directly" connected to the virtual machine. FireWire devices are considered as a pci device and will not be seen by the virtual machine, like an ethernet card or a pcmcia wlan or other device pci card.

  Joakim

• Raw disk

  When do I have to consider creating a raw disk instead of the standard?

  What are the advantages and disadvantages of RAW disk?

  Hello

  RDM requires remote storage as a SAN. If you use a Local Storage LUN then you must use a CRUDE device using the method shown in this Blog of TechTarget.

  Best regards
  Edward L. Haletky
  VMware communities user moderator
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• RAW disk mapping - virtual Conversion / physics?

  Hi all

  I have set up a machine virtual everything on time with a basic disk and also an extra disk I configured as a "Raw Disk Mapping. When I set up the new drive with the wizard in VC, he asked me if I wanted to set up the drive as a virtual disk or physical disk. The Assistant said that if I set it up as a virtual drive, it might be included in the snapshots etc...

  At this point I have it configured with physical access.

  What I want to do now is to convert the disk to a virtual disk, so I wonder if there is a way to do it?

  Best regards, Nick.

  Stop the virtual machine and delete the ROW. Then add the ROW to the VM in virtual compatibility mode and start your virtual machine. You should be good.

• We can recover the file raw disk VMDK file?

  Somehow, we find that the VMDK (VM5.vmdk) file for a virtual computer is lost.  However, the raw disk VM5 - flat hard file always exist.

  We wonder if it is possible for us to create the file VM5.vmdk of the raw disk file?

  Thank you

  Yes... That's what I would do... He would also create a backup of your flat file in case things don't work and it never hurts to have a backup to moments like this.

  --

  Wil

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• remove the oracleasm disks

  Hi all
  
  I'm using oracle 11g and oracle enterprise edition Linux os.
  I created Rac1 disks are vo1 vo2 vo3 and rac2, I created discs VOL1 and VOL2 VOL3
  is it wrong?
  
  now, I want to remove the disks from the rac1 and rac2 create.
  How to do that please help me thanks in advance.

  Dear Nisha,

  See the link:-wire: Why can't I just remove this ASM disk?

  Why can't I delete this ASM disk?

  hope this helps you.

• View the raw disks connected in Solaris

  Operating system: Solaris 5.9
  DB version: 10 G Release 2
  
  In one of our machines, we had an Oracle Instance where the data files have been stored in ASM disks. Something was wrong with the ASM Instance and the instance of all crashed. Now we want a fresh installation of Oracle 10 g ASM 2. But I am not able to see these discs when I have $ df - h. I understand the fact that ASM works on Raw hard - and that the UNIX OS would not be able to see these discs. But is it possible that I could view these discs? Currently, this is the info of the disk space I get:

  $ df -h
  Filesystem             size   used  avail capacity  Mounted on
  /dev/dsk/c1t3d0s0      4.8G   2.0G   2.7G    43%    /
  /dev/dsk/c1t3d0s4      4.8G   1.4G   3.4G    29%    /usr
  /proc                    0K     0K     0K     0%    /proc
  mnttab                   0K     0K     0K     0%    /etc/mnttab
  fd                       0K     0K     0K     0%    /dev/fd
  /dev/dsk/c1t3d0s5      4.8G   4.6G   129M    98%    /var
  swap                    12G    64K    12G     1%    /var/run
  swap                    12G   152K    12G     1%    /tmp
  /dev/dsk/c1t3d0s3      4.8G   292M   4.5G     6%    /opt
  /dev/dsk/c1t3d0s6       30G    16G    14G    54%    /u01
  /dev/dsk/c1t3d0s7      9.6G   7.3M   9.5G     1%    /export/home

  How can I display the raw disks connected to this computer?

  DF reported that on mounted file systems, try "format". which lists all partitions and disks/volumes available.

• Remove the OS disk

  Dear all,

  We plan to do these operations. Currently, we have two groups of disks for FRA:

  -FRA - two members FRAVOL1 and FRAVOl2 drives

  -FRA1 - drives a FRAVOL3 Member

  Disk groups "FRA" is a former flash recovery area volume which is corrupt - clerical errors. We have created the second disk group to move the flash recovery area to it. Now we want to remove the FRAVOL1 and the FRAVOL2 system (FRA disk group is dismantled and removed), but we have some doubts about this operation. The FRAVOL1 is the disk/dev/sdb, FRAVOL2 is the disk/dev/sdc and FRAVOL3 is the disk/dev/sdd. One wonders what will happen if we remove/dev/sdb and/dev/sdc (Oracle Enterprise Linux) OS disks? / Dev/SDS rest as/dev/SDS and more importantly if the DSO will always see this drive as a drive of ASM members and we will be able to start the database.

  Thanks for any help.

  Best regards

  It seems that you have defined the ASM starts as EXTERNAL redundancy.

  To eliminate the disks, you must properly DROP DISKGROUP start.  Make sure that the DiskGroup is longer in use!  Check that you have correctly reset db_recovery_file_dest

  As or if/dev/SDS home/dev/sdd, Linux can relabel discs to reboot.  That's why asmlib is used to label privately within the DSO OR udev rules are used (my guess is that you need to update your udev rules, if you delete/dev/sdb and/dev/sdc)

  Hemant K Collette

• Remove diskgroup failure of vSAN got out '' Operation timed. ''

  We have experienced two incidents of "permanent disk failure" in the last three months, that has happened on two Micron SSD cards on two different hosts (almost all new material in respect of vSAN HCL).   Application of the micron shows that disks are healthy. So far, the only explanation I got from Vmware is ' this seems to have been a temporary hiccup ".

  Right now I can't even remove the defective diskgroup (vSAN is configured as manual disc claiming () , I put this host mode of maintenance, rebooted, it, then tried to remove the "defective" SSD drive, so I can remove the diskgroup, but it still fails with "operation timed out".

  Now I remember, the last time I had this problem of "permanent drive failure", I had to physically remove the SSD card out of the host, then I can remove the diskgroup. I wonder if it's the only way to do it?

  tempted to follow VSAN part 16 - the recovery disc for other uses - CormacHogan.com to erase just the partiton of vSAN now. (all virtual machines are migrated already of this host when I turned it in maintenance mode).

  Now becomes very frustrated with vSAN.

  Thanks Chogan.

  The SR number is 16865002201. I just had a long webex with support Vmware Jesse, it is very useful.

  We tried weapon of wipeout for the 'secret' disk in Vmware, but it also did not work. Finally, we used Micron rssdm application to ensure erased the disc, then rebuilt in the diskgroup.

  Now our vSAN is back to normal.

• Reconnect the raw disk

  Hello

  I am trying to use a drive eSata for my virtual machines.

  I have a 500 GB disk, which I have separated in 5 were leaving with 100 GB each.

  I did my first virtual machine (WinXP) to test. During the creation of the machine, I choose to install on a raw partition (physical disk).

  This was made at home. But when I came to work and moored at my machine, where I have other USB drives, I can't start my VM. It is saying that my partion charged.

  I then try to remove and configure again. I have remove the Hd and Add again, including the new name for the device. But Windows does not start. I have validated that the partition contains the necessary data, it seems good. But I can't wmware workstation 7 to boot from it again.

  It is posible to reconnection is not a virtual machine on a physical disk?

  Any suggestions?

  /Brian Haahr-Nielsen

  Brian - setting often offline: disk is not enough.

  In case you still get an error message like '' operation on file. ''
  . \harddisk... has no"you must use a special tool.

  See this post

  http://communities.VMware.com/thread/283469?TSTART=0

  the root of your problem is that the vmdk-descriptor file has a reference to the number of physical disk - and this change when you plugin USB drive on another host.

  # Disk DescriptorFile
  version=1
  CID=54bcc741
  parentCID=ffffffff
  createType="fullDevice"
  
  # Extent description
  RW 156296385 FLAT "\\.\PhysicalDrive0" 0
  
  # The Disk Data Base
  #DDB
  ddb.virtualHWVersion = "6"
  ddb.geometry.cylinders = "9729"
  ddb.geometry.heads = "255"
  ddb.geometry.sectors = "63"
  ddb.geometry.biosCylinders = "9729"
  ddb.geometry.biosHeads = "255"
  ddb.geometry.biosSectors = "63"
  ddb.adapterType = "lsilogic"
  ddb.toolsVersion = "0"
  

  See the line

  RW 156296385 FLAT"
  . \PhysicalDrive3' 0

  If you manually change this numero_disque, there is no need to recreate the vmdk description.

  In any case - using rawdisks in Windows 7 is a pain - hopefully that VMware will fix this ASAP.

  I heard they are busy with her...

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• Remove diskgroup do not update the properties of cluster resource

  Hello
  I have a 11.2 cluster of two nodes with ASM database.
  I removed a former diskgroup that it has not used.
  Unfortunately, a cluster db resource use this group in the beginning e stop dependencies.
  So delete srvctl commands diskgroup diskgroup or drop only updated in starting and stop the dependencies.
  Now, how can I change this property?
  
  TNX

  srvctl change db

  ...

  -"" comma separated list of groups of disks

  ...

  Concerning
  Sebastian