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Applications / Re: AcpiDaemon start
« on: January 27, 2024, 10:52:20 pm »
Hmm...always had it in CONFIG.SYS, never tried in startup.cmd, but I am not experiencing the sort of issues you are seeing.
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[2024/01/26 11:52:44.426000, 5] ../../auth/credentials/credentials_ntlm.c:182(cli_credentials_get_ntlm_response)
NTLMSSP challenge set by NTLM2
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...On a different subject - on directories with windows exe files, the WPS blocks while apparently it tries to determine the icons for the files. If the files are large it can take a very long time (minutes - like it reads the whole file) to display and free the WPS...
Anyone aware of a motherboard that handles nvme and provides os/2 access to the full 8gb of main memory?...
What do you mean by the full 8GB's? OS/2 is limited to 4GB address space, minus PCI address space...
Total physical memory: 8,191 MB
Accessible to system: 3,199 MB
Additional (PAE) memory: 4,992 MB
QuoteUnfortunately the off-set placement of every NEW window is something that Alex doesn't see the benefit of changing
It would be more accurate to say that I couldn't find a practical way to avoid it that didn't cause more problems.
...I originally did try to eliminate the offset when opening on a different virtual desktop. The problem is that NewView only knows about the most recently opened existing window, so there's no way to skip the offsetting in a way that's consistent....I did consider trying to have NewView detect and scan through every possible existing instance, but this would have been a major undertaking, with significant overhead, that I wasn't confident I could make work in any event, and for IMHO very little practical payoff...
...Turns out I somehow didn't copy the entire installation CD on my VM, so VACPP.RSP and other files weren't where expected...
FYI - there is a new NewView release on Hobbes - seems to fix this issue...
...It would be nice if some others could test the updated smbd / netdrive plugin to get some more data points...OK, but what is the exact use-case you are looking for Paul?
...How do I force whether it uses smb1 or smb2? Don't see a choice in the ndctl console...
Here is BTW the bad news. The values that Robert entered in the CFG file do not matter. You can only enter integer numbers....
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon ========== AcpiDaemon 3.23.16 Starting ==========
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon Detected APM version 3.23
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon LID set to Do Nothing, PowerButton to Do Nothing
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon Log to screen:Off
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon NOTIFY: ========== Notify thread is starting ==========
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon PWRBT: ========== Power Button thread is starting ==========
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon PWRBT: Calling AcpiTkWaitPressButton
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon NOTIFY: Calling AcpiTkWaitNotify()
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon PIPE: ========== Pipe thread is starting =================
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon PM: ========== Power Manager thread is starting ==========
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon PM: Enable=0 Verbose=1 CheckInterval=1000 PreferredMode=0 PMset=0
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon PM: MaxTemp=85 OverTempPower=25 MaxAC=100 MaxBattery=50 MinPwr=15, DecAt=15 IncAt=25 AllAt=75 IdleCount=2
01 Jan 16:21:10 AcpiDaemon APM: ========== APM thread is starting ==========
01 Jan 16:22:10 AcpiDaemon PM: Number of controllable CPUs: 1 of 6 total CPUs
-Dariusz
I think you misinterpreted my message, the values you indicate are ones that I was with on my test machine using them for a while but they're not the right ones. The right ones are the others. In fact, I've already changed all my computers at work, including the server...
and changing only these two values changed everything completely.
; IdleCount: Number of CheckIntervals needed to determine system idle, default=5
IdleCount = 0.3125
; CheckInterval: Delay time between checking cpu load and temperature (seconds), default=1
CheckInterval = 1.3125
If anyone wants to try it.
I am experimenting with other values, and with 0.3125 and 125 , I have 8 processors with less than 25% evenly distributed all, 6 taps open, a youtube video in the background, with Dooble 632. Interesting.
Sorry, modyfy 0.03125 and 125
...What server and version is the NAS running?...
...I tried using a Windows machine (this is with the updated smbd.exe on the server) when the OS/2 machine showed '0 files' and Windows worked! Windows works fairly good with the 4.18 server on OS/2 with the new smbd.exe (maybe a little slower than the 4.11 server) - both when sharing the root of the drive and a subdirectory.
Yes, when I restart NDCTL after I get the '0 files' condition on OS/2, it starts to work again. For awhile... There are no traps on the server and don't need to restart it...
.. checking things I found this in :
C:\MPTN\ETC\acpid.cfg
;############## General Deamon Settings ##################################
[ACPID]
; LogFile: Where to write the log file, full path, default=No log file
LogFile = G:\tmp\log\acpidaemon.log
; AcpiLog: Where to write the acpica$ log file, full path, default=don't create
AcpiLog = G:\tmp\log\AcpiCA.log
; ConfigCheckInterval: Delay in seconds between checking for config file changes, default=10
;ConfigCheckInterval = 10
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...and changing only these two values changed everything completely.
; IdleCount: Number of CheckIntervals needed to determine system idle, default=5
IdleCount = 0.3125
; CheckInterval: Delay time between checking cpu load and temperature (seconds), default=1
CheckInterval = 1.3125
;############## Power Manager Settings ###################################
[PowerMan]
; Enable: 1=enabled, 0=disabled, default=1
Enable = 0