This morning I noticed our brand new iPhone 4S was frozen with a blank screen.
I had to perform a reset by doing the following:
<Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least 10 seconds, until the Apple logo appears>
– edit Virtual Machine Propertie- provide a new “Provisioned Size”
– open console or RDP to the VM
– open a command prompt
– use folowing commands:
– diskpart
– list volume
– select volume <driveletter>
– extend
DONE
-Perform an VM image level backup (saveset *FULL*) with Networker
-Shutdown the VM
-Remove the VM from the inventory of vCenter
-Rename the directory of the VM on the Datastore
-Then on the VADP proxy host, perform a saveset recovery via Networker User (Networker Client)
You’ll notice the the recover VM will reappear in vSphere and the directories will be present on the datastore.
** Remember to perform “Add to inventory” via the Datastore Browser using the .vmx file and make sure that you provide another name and disable network perform power-up.
save: SYSTEM error: client `www’ is not properly configured on the NetWorker Server
solved by…
Making sure forward and reverse dns lookup is ok for both client and server
Opening Networker Client configuration.
Remove all the aliases
Save client
Reopen client and you’ll notice aliases will repopulate.
Backup should be fine now.
Being an iPad started, I stumbled upon the following.
Trying to import photo’s with the iPad Camera Connection Kit..
I copied some .NEF (Nikon RAW) pictures into folders on an SDHC card.
Then I tried to import them in the ipad, but got the message “No photos to import”… strange!
Apparently you should create a folder “DCIM” on the root of the SDHC card to put all photos.
And the most annoying thing is the fact that file names shouldn’t be longer than 8 characters and on top of that file names should be like “_DSC0001” !
And now I noticed that he doesn’t detect any subfolders within DCIM either.
After that I detects all pictures and let’s you continue to import.
I will try this with a USB memory stick next time…
To conclude: Apple Bull Shit !
Tom Lambrechts 