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136
Networking / Re: ArcaMapper - Parameter Incorrect
« on: October 23, 2020, 08:41:52 pm »
Hi Eric,

For what it's worth, I have an install here with VAC4, YUM/RPM and Samba client (either through CLI or through NetDrive). All work fine, the VAC stuff is in CONFIG.SYS (see attached for reference).

Part of the VAC install is the 'set environment' object. Look for \bin\SetEnv.cmd (see attached for reference), on my box that's a combination of VAC as well as the OS2 Toolkit. They are installed in the following locations:

1) TOOLKIT - G:\code\tools\TOOLKIT
2) VAC

You should really try the Samba client connect attempt from command line, that way if anything does show up as being wrong/not-quite-right you may be able to visually spot it right there and than.

137
Storage / Re: RSYNC - local drive backups
« on: October 22, 2020, 03:36:51 am »
Hey Doug,

...
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I am curious though whey the failure on the OS2.INI in the target drive?

It is probably because it has the System, and Read Only,  flags, which effectively prevents programs from writing over it. It is one of the reasons why I don't bother using RSYNC with boot volumes.

Well, it's a little more complicated than that, and based on my results I actually suspect it's either a bad combination of parameters, or an outright bug, here is why.

1) the '--inplace' option produces the failure which I had already highlighted

2) the '--whole-file' option on the other hand appears to successfully handle the file

Code: [Select]
...
RSYNC CLI =>--archive --delete --progress --stats --whole-file --xattrs --os2-perms --human-readable --quiet  --exclude-from=G:\mptn\etc\rsync_exclude --log-file=G:\tmp\log\rsync_LOCAL_backup.log G:/ I:/

-----------------------------------------
2020/10/21 01:25:06 [512] building file list
2020/10/21 01:25:40 [512] .d..t...... HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/
...
2020/10/21 01:25:59 [512] .d..t...... OS2/
2020/10/21 01:25:59 [512] >f..t...... OS2/OS2.!!!
2020/10/21 01:25:59 [512] >f.st...... OS2/OS2.INI
...

which produces the following results:

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[G:\os2]dirm os2.ini
2020-10-21 21:23         regular file    3234470 OS2.INI

[G:\os2]i:

[I:\os2]dirm os2.ini
2020-10-20 23:20         regular file    3234750 OS2.INI

Therefore, as you can tell the I: drive does contain a most recent OS2.INI file as of the boot drive's G: availability of that file from around midnight last night.

Anyways, RSYNC has a lot of flexibility, but I suspect we really would need someone on our end to get down to business with the porting effort and work through whatever issues we report. Neither option is likely to happen anytime soon for us I am afraid.


138
Storage / Re: RSYNC - local drive backups
« on: October 20, 2020, 09:11:13 pm »
...one more point noting, here are the results when using the '--inline' '--inplace' option:

Code: [Select]
===============================================================================
RSYNC started:     10/20/20 - 14:32:32...

SOURCE_FOLDER => G:/
TARGET_FOLDER => I:/

RSYNC CLI =>--archive --delete --progress --stats --whole-file --xattrs --os2-perms --human-readable --quiet --inplace  --exclude-from=G:\mptn\etc\rsync_exclude --log-file=G:\tmp\log\rsync_LOCAL_backup.log G:/ I:/

-----------------------------------------
2020/10/20 14:32:32 [475] building file list
2020/10/20 14:33:06 [475] .d..t...... HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/
2020/10/20 14:33:06 [475] >f..t.....x HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/options.xml
2020/10/20 14:33:06 [475] >f..t.....x HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/options.xml.backup
2020/10/20 14:33:09 [475] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/
2020/10/20 14:33:09 [475] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cookies.sqlite
2020/10/20 14:33:09 [475] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cookies.sqlite-wal
2020/10/20 14:33:09 [475] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/places.sqlite-wal
2020/10/20 14:33:09 [475] >f..t.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/xulstore.json
2020/10/20 14:33:11 [475] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cache2/doomed/
2020/10/20 14:33:11 [475] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/datareporting/
2020/10/20 14:33:11 [475] >f..t.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/datareporting/aborted-session-ping
2020/10/20 14:33:14 [475] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/extension-data/
2020/10/20 14:33:14 [475] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/extension-data/ublock0.sqlite
2020/10/20 14:33:16 [475] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/sessionstore-backups/
2020/10/20 14:33:16 [475] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/sessionstore-backups/recovery.bak
2020/10/20 14:33:16 [475] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/sessionstore-backups/recovery.js
2020/10/20 14:33:20 [475] .d..t...... MPTN/ETC/
2020/10/20 14:33:22 [475] .d..t...... OS2/
2020/10/20 14:33:22 [475] >f..t...... OS2/OS2.!!!
2020/10/20 14:33:22 [475] >f..t...... OS2/OS2.INI
2020/10/20 14:33:22 [475] rsync: open "I:/OS2/OS2.INI" failed: Permission denied (13)
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/SCENTER.CFG
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock0.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock1.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock10.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock11.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock12.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock13.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock14.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock15.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock2.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock3.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock4.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock5.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock6.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock7.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock8.cfg
2020/10/20 14:33:28 [475] >f..t...... OS2/DLL/dock9.cfg
2020/10/20 14:34:12 [475] >f.st...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/logfile.log
2020/10/20 14:44:03 [475] >f..t...... apps/tcpip/web2/counter.dat
2020/10/20 14:44:06 [475] >f.st...... apps/tcpip/web2/web.log
2020/10/20 14:44:09 [475] >f..t...... code/source/REXX/os2utils/REXX_os2utils.vtg
2020/10/20 14:44:09 [475] >f.st...... code/source/REXX/os2utils/rsync_backup.cmd
2020/10/20 14:47:52 [475] >f.st...... tmp/log/rsync_LOCAL_backup.log
2020/10/20 14:47:52 [475] >f.st...... tmp/log/smartd.log
2020/10/20 14:47:54 [475] .d..t...... tmp/vslick/backup/code/source/REXX/os2utils/
2020/10/20 14:47:54 [475] >f.st...... tmp/vslick/backup/code/source/REXX/os2utils/rsync_backup.cmd
2020/10/20 14:51:12 [475] >f.st.....x util/misc/rsync_backup.cmd
2020/10/20 14:51:20 [475] >f.st...... util/upsmon/upsparm.log
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] Number of files: 304306
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] Number of files transferred: 39
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] Total file size: 132.66G bytes
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] Total transferred file size: 252.45M bytes
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] Literal data: 252.45M bytes
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] Matched data: 0 bytes
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] File list size: 26.88M
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] File list generation time: 0.060 seconds
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] File list transfer time: 0.000 seconds
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] Total bytes sent: 279.40M
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] Total bytes received: 19.57K
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] sent 279.40M bytes  received 19.57K bytes  240.57K bytes/sec  elapsed 00:19:21
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] total size is 132.66G  speedup is 474.77
2020/10/20 14:51:52 [475] rsync error: some files/attrs were not transferred (see previous errors) (code 23) at main.c(1168) [sender=3.0.9.1]
-----------------------------------------

RSYNC completed:   10/20/20 - 14:51:52...

RSYNC took 1159.850000 seconds to complete the LOCAL backup task!
===============================================================================

Given the RSYNC documentation the '--inline' should be the preferred choice for local disk-to-disk copies.

I am curious though whey the failure on the OS2.INI in the target drive? It is a JFS drive, and since no one is accessing that drive even the H-idden and S-ystem attributes should not cause a failure, right?

EDIT
====

Corrected the mistake Doug pointed out in his response below: there is no '--inline' option, the right reference is to use '--inplace'.

139
Storage / RSYNC - local drive backups
« on: October 20, 2020, 08:10:54 pm »
So I now have about two weeks of nightly backups (both LOCAL dirve and networked NAS box), things seems to be working well. Spent a little time this weekend tuning the exception list to avoid things like Firefox cache, etc.

Now that I'm looking at the LOCAL backups, so disk to disk, I'm wondering how to interpret the metrics RSYNC is reporting.

Case in point  (these logs are a bit lengthy, so scroll around if you need to see the full thing please):

1) this is the boot drive to a backup copy (basically all OS/2 things run on this SSD with JFS FS), but using the '--whole-file' option since I figured in a local disk setting this would be by far the safest thing to do

Code: [Select]
===============================================================================
RSYNC started:     10/20/20 - 11:26:51...

SOURCE_FOLDER => G:/
TARGET_FOLDER => I:/

RSYNC CLI =>--archive --delete --progress --stats --whole-file --xattrs --os2-perms --human-readable --quiet  --exclude-from=G:\mptn\etc\rsync_exclude --log-file=G:\tmp\log\rsync_LOCAL_backup.log G:/ I:/

-----------------------------------------
2020/10/20 11:26:51 [420] building file list
2020/10/20 11:27:26 [420] .d..t...... HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/
2020/10/20 11:27:26 [420] >f..t.....x HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/accounts.xml
2020/10/20 11:27:26 [420] >f..t.....x HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/accounts.xml.backup
2020/10/20 11:27:26 [420] >f..t.....x HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/options.xml
2020/10/20 11:27:26 [420] >f.st.....x HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/options.xml.backup
2020/10/20 11:27:29 [420] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/
2020/10/20 11:27:29 [420] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/SiteSecurityServiceState.txt
2020/10/20 11:27:29 [420] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cookies.sqlite
2020/10/20 11:27:29 [420] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cookies.sqlite-wal
2020/10/20 11:27:30 [420] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/places.sqlite
2020/10/20 11:27:30 [420] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/places.sqlite-wal
2020/10/20 11:27:30 [420] >f..t.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/xulstore.json
2020/10/20 11:27:32 [420] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cache2/
2020/10/20 11:27:32 [420] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cache2/index
2020/10/20 11:27:32 [420] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cache2/doomed/
2020/10/20 11:27:32 [420] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/datareporting/
2020/10/20 11:27:32 [420] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/datareporting/aborted-session-ping
2020/10/20 11:27:34 [420] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/extension-data/
2020/10/20 11:27:35 [420] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/extension-data/ublock0.sqlite
2020/10/20 11:27:37 [420] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/sessionstore-backups/
2020/10/20 11:27:37 [420] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/sessionstore-backups/recovery.bak
2020/10/20 11:27:37 [420] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/sessionstore-backups/recovery.js
2020/10/20 11:27:42 [420] .d..t...... MPTN/ETC/
2020/10/20 11:27:43 [420] .d..t...... OS2/
2020/10/20 11:27:43 [420] >f..t...... OS2/OS2.!!!
2020/10/20 11:27:43 [420] >f.st...... OS2/OS2.INI
2020/10/20 11:27:43 [420] >f..t...... OS2/OS2SYS.!!!
2020/10/20 11:27:43 [420] >f.st...... OS2/OS2SYS.INI
2020/10/20 11:28:34 [420] >f.st...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/logfile.log
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] *deleting   apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/qii7lc00.msg
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] *deleting   apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/qii5ql00.msg
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/FOLDER.UCT
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folder.bag
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folder.ini
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folderix.xml
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/ePost_0.FLD/
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/ePost_0.FLD/FOLDER.UCT
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/ePost_0.FLD/folder.ini
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/ePost_0.FLD/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/ePost_0.FLD/Union_0.FLD/
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/ePost_0.FLD/Union_0.FLD/FOLDER.UCT
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/ePost_0.FLD/Union_0.FLD/folder.ini
2020/10/20 11:28:37 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/ePost_0.FLD/Union_0.FLD/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 11:29:20 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/dropbox/
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] *deleting   apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/qigkto00.msg
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] *deleting   apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/qibdr700.msg
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] *deleting   apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/qi9i4j00.msg
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/FOLDER.UCT
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folder.bag
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folder.ini
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folderix.xml
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/FOLDER.UCT
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/folder.bag
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/folder.ini
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/folderix.xml
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/LILLIA0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] *deleting   apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/qicsmw00.msg
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] *deleting   apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/qibhb500.msg
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] *deleting   apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/qib5q900.msg
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] *deleting   apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/qiaw0204.msg
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] *deleting   apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/qiavje00.msg
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/FOLDER.UCT
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folder.bag
2020/10/20 11:29:53 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folder.ini
2020/10/20 11:29:54 [420] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folderix.xml
2020/10/20 11:29:54 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 11:29:54 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/
2020/10/20 11:29:54 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/FOLDER.UCT
2020/10/20 11:29:54 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/folder.bag
2020/10/20 11:29:54 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/folder.ini
2020/10/20 11:29:54 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/folderix.xml
2020/10/20 11:29:54 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/PIATKO0.ACT/TRASH.FLD/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 11:29:54 [420] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/acct.snp
2020/10/20 11:29:54 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/dropbox/
2020/10/20 11:30:06 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/inbox.fld/
2020/10/20 11:30:06 [420] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/inbox.fld/folder.bag
2020/10/20 11:30:06 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/inbox.fld/folder.ini
2020/10/20 11:30:06 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/inbox.fld/folder.uct
2020/10/20 11:30:07 [420] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/inbox.fld/folderix.xml
2020/10/20 11:30:07 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/inbox.fld/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 11:30:07 [420] >f+++++++++ apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/inbox.fld/qiiadt00.msg
2020/10/20 11:30:09 [420] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/trash.fld/trnsient.fld/
2020/10/20 11:30:09 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/trash.fld/trnsient.fld/folder.ini
2020/10/20 11:30:09 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/trash.fld/trnsient.fld/folder.uct
2020/10/20 11:30:09 [420] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/trash.fld/trnsient.fld/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 11:38:28 [420] >f..t...... apps/tcpip/web2/counter.dat
2020/10/20 11:38:31 [420] >f.st...... apps/tcpip/web2/web.log
2020/10/20 11:42:17 [420] >f.st...... tmp/log/rsync_LOCAL_backup.log
2020/10/20 11:42:17 [420] >f.st...... tmp/log/smartd.log
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] Number of files: 304299
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] Number of files transferred: 65
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] Total file size: 132.66G bytes
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] Total transferred file size: 322.71M bytes
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] Literal data: 322.71M bytes
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] Matched data: 0 bytes
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] File list size: 26.88M
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] File list generation time: 0.065 seconds
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] File list transfer time: 0.000 seconds
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] Total bytes sent: 349.65M
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] Total bytes received: 20.14K
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] sent 349.65M bytes  received 20.14K bytes  299.76K bytes/sec  elapsed 00:19:26
2020/10/20 11:46:17 [420] total size is 132.66G  speedup is 379.39
-----------------------------------------

RSYNC completed:   10/20/20 - 11:46:17...

RSYNC took 1165.220000 seconds to complete the LOCAL backup task!
===============================================================================

2) and here is the same disk but not using the '--whole-file' option, and therefore relying on the RYSNC algorithm

Code: [Select]
===============================================================================
RSYNC started:     10/20/20 - 12:58:13...

SOURCE_FOLDER => G:/
TARGET_FOLDER => I:/

RSYNC CLI =>--archive --delete --progress --stats --xattrs --os2-perms --human-readable --quiet  --exclude-from=G:\mptn\etc\rsync_exclude --log-file=G:\tmp\log\rsync_LOCAL_backup.log G:/ I:/

-----------------------------------------
2020/10/20 12:58:13 [447] building file list
2020/10/20 12:58:48 [447] >f.st...... HOME/.config/ATutils/QE.ini
2020/10/20 12:58:48 [447] .d..t...... HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/
2020/10/20 12:58:48 [447] >f..t.....x HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/accounts.xml
2020/10/20 12:58:48 [447] >f..t.....x HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/accounts.xml.backup
2020/10/20 12:58:48 [447] >f.st.....x HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/options.xml
2020/10/20 12:58:48 [447] >f..t.....x HOME/.config/psi/profiles/Home/options.xml.backup
2020/10/20 12:58:51 [447] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/
2020/10/20 12:58:51 [447] >f..t.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/SiteSecurityServiceState.txt
2020/10/20 12:58:51 [447] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cookies.sqlite
2020/10/20 12:58:51 [447] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cookies.sqlite-wal
2020/10/20 12:58:51 [447] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/healthreport.sqlite
2020/10/20 12:58:51 [447] >f.st...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/healthreport.sqlite-wal
2020/10/20 12:58:52 [447] >f..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/places.sqlite
2020/10/20 12:58:52 [447] >f.st...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/places.sqlite-wal
2020/10/20 12:58:52 [447] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/prefs.js
2020/10/20 12:58:52 [447] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/xulstore.json
2020/10/20 12:58:54 [447] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/cache2/doomed/
2020/10/20 12:58:54 [447] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/datareporting/
2020/10/20 12:58:54 [447] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/datareporting/aborted-session-ping
2020/10/20 12:58:57 [447] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/extension-data/
2020/10/20 12:58:57 [447] >f.st...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/extension-data/ublock0.sqlite
2020/10/20 12:58:57 [447] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/safebrowsing/
2020/10/20 12:58:59 [447] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/sessionstore-backups/
2020/10/20 12:58:59 [447] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/sessionstore-backups/recovery.bak
2020/10/20 12:58:59 [447] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/sessionstore-backups/recovery.js
2020/10/20 12:58:59 [447] .d..t...... HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/thumbnails/
2020/10/20 12:59:00 [447] >f.st.....x HOME/mozilla.org/userprofiles/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/p5gjgk21.Testing/thumbnails/b71d3175a96a4405b46164f93e028d6f.png
2020/10/20 12:59:04 [447] .d..t...... MPTN/ETC/
2020/10/20 12:59:05 [447] .d..t...... OS2/
2020/10/20 12:59:05 [447] >f..t...... OS2/OS2.!!!
2020/10/20 12:59:06 [447] >f.st...... OS2/OS2.INI
2020/10/20 12:59:56 [447] >f.st...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/logfile.log
2020/10/20 12:59:59 [447] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/Car_St0.FLD/
2020/10/20 12:59:59 [447] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/Car_St0.FLD/FOLDER.UCT
2020/10/20 12:59:59 [447] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/Car_St0.FLD/folder.bag
2020/10/20 12:59:59 [447] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/Car_St0.FLD/folder.ini
2020/10/20 12:59:59 [447] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/Car_St0.FLD/folderix.xml
2020/10/20 12:59:59 [447] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/Car_St0.FLD/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 12:59:59 [447] >f+++++++++ apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/INBOX.FLD/Car_St0.FLD/qiibzv00.msg
2020/10/20 13:00:41 [447] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/DARIUS0.ACT/dropbox/
2020/10/20 13:01:15 [447] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/
2020/10/20 13:01:15 [447] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/acct.snp
2020/10/20 13:01:15 [447] >f.st.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/acctnet.log
2020/10/20 13:01:31 [447] .d..t...... apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/trash.fld/trnsient.fld/
2020/10/20 13:01:31 [447] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/trash.fld/trnsient.fld/folder.ini
2020/10/20 13:01:31 [447] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/trash.fld/trnsient.fld/folder.uct
2020/10/20 13:01:31 [447] >f..t.....x apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/trash.fld/trnsient.fld/folderpr.xml
2020/10/20 13:01:31 [447] >f+++++++++ apps/tcpip/PMMail3/Accounts/gmail_00.act/trash.fld/trnsient.fld/head0031.hdr
2020/10/20 13:09:47 [447] >f..t...... apps/tcpip/web2/counter.dat
2020/10/20 13:09:50 [447] >f.st...... apps/tcpip/web2/web.log
2020/10/20 13:13:35 [447] >f.st...... tmp/log/rsync_LOCAL_backup.log
2020/10/20 13:13:36 [447] >f.st...... tmp/log/smartd.log
2020/10/20 13:16:55 [447] >f.st.....x util/misc/rsync_backup.cmd
2020/10/20 13:17:03 [447] >f.st...... util/upsmon/upsparm.log
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] Number of files: 304301
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] Number of files transferred: 40
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] Total file size: 132.66G bytes
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] Total transferred file size: 307.12M bytes
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] Literal data: 307.12M bytes
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] Matched data: 0 bytes
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] File list size: 26.88M
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] File list generation time: 0.062 seconds
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] File list transfer time: 0.000 seconds
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] Total bytes sent: 334.07M
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] Total bytes received: 19.63K
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] sent 334.07M bytes  received 19.63K bytes  287.14K bytes/sec  elapsed 00:19:23
2020/10/20 13:17:35 [447] total size is 132.66G  speedup is 397.08
-----------------------------------------

RSYNC completed:   10/20/20 - 13:17:35...

RSYNC took 1161.180000 seconds to complete the LOCAL backup task!
===============================================================================

Granted, neither run has a LOT of stuff to backup, but what I'm curious about is that 'Total transferred file size: 307.12M bytes' metric. I know for a fact that none of the updates add up to this total.

I suspect this is a sum of all the filesystem data compares that happened...but is it?

I ask b/c even the full disk runs which had all the darn FF cache entries (before I tossed them into the exception list) didn't cause this number to increase much. So does this represent the RSYNC data overhead of managing a disk-to-disk copy on my system?

I'm curious what some of you who run RSYNC backups are seeing for your working OS/2 volumes?

Thanks,
-Dariusz

140
Multimedia / Re: Updated Uniaud32 build
« on: October 18, 2020, 11:41:43 pm »
Hi Paul,

...
I'm currently investigating the HDA traps, but if anyone has AC97 hardware and wants to help confirm the core at least works, feel free to try http://smedley.id.au/tmp/uniaud32-linux-4.4.238-20201018.zip
...

Trap 000e at boot, see attached.

This is on the following hardward (copy/paste from a prior report to simplify):

Code: [Select]
pci_register_driver: matched 29 1002:4383/40300 with 1002:4383/0 0 (hda_intel)
RMCreateDriver rc=0 DriverHandle=f54bdf60
pci_enable_device f344f8d0
...
00-00: ALC889 Analog : ALC889 Analog
 : playback 1
 : capture 1
00-01: ALC889 Digital : ALC889 Digital
 : playback 1
00-02: ALC889 Alt Analog : ALC889 Alt Analog
 : capture 2
OSS32_WaveOpen. streamid f33161d8

GetUniaudPcmCaps: cp1. phandle f33161d8
GetUniaudPcmCaps: cp2. nr of streams: 1
chan: from 2 to 8

HDA audio detected - don't support 5512 - 32000 Hz audio sample rates

141
Internet / Re: FF 45.x and CPU spikes
« on: October 16, 2020, 02:35:43 pm »
Hi Everyone,

I thought I would provide a quick update on having deployed that /NOHLT option and observing the impact on my system.

In general, the previous issues I would run into with FF have been significantly reduced. While I do not know much about the actual logic that /NOHLT implements, I have to say that even when the CPU spikes occur (and they still do, however much less frequently) the application, and the system overall remain very responsive.

More specifically:

1) GMAIL - spikes still occur when the browser TAB has focus, but once removed (switch to another app or virtual desktop) they go away

2) SYSTEM - it used to be that whatever application was causing spikes would continue to cause them regardless of how much time has passed, that is no longer the case, I have now observed a consistent result where the CPU spikes taper off and the load across all CPU cores falls down to nearly zero, I mean literally a standard 2-4% utilization

I cannot explain it any better than that. It is just a "seat of the pants" feeling, or as we say in car racing: "butt meter" tells me the ride is faster!  ;D

Therefore, for now I'm leaving that setting in place, unless and until my hardware changes and this needs to be re-visited, or someone spells out the reason why this is a bad idea.

142
Hardware / Re: Someone tried OS/2 with 3840x2160 Display?
« on: October 14, 2020, 02:38:46 pm »
Andi,

Good sir, that is excellent outcome!

So...when can we going to see some SysBench video benchmarks???

As much as I had always appreciated the SNAP ATI video card support, and the fact that this is the ONLY way to run a dual-head setup, I am starting to re-consider as it appears more and more viable to be able to pull off these high-resolution configurations.

I do have the physical desk real estate to actually put such a behemoth of a display up, which means, maybe I should? LOL

143
Programming / Re: REXX and double quoted INPUT parameter strings
« on: October 13, 2020, 04:24:31 pm »
Hmm...not sure what to tell ya, other than: it still works fine with the double-quotes.

Here is the updated version with some additional clean-up and re-work.

144
Programming / Re: REXX and double quoted INPUT parameter strings
« on: October 13, 2020, 03:21:20 am »
Hi Andreas,

...Please exchange the quotes in the Enquote func

from:
      Filename = "'"Filename"'"    (double quote - single quote - double quote)
to:
      Filename = '"'Filename'"'    (single quote - double quote - single quote)

Your version won't work for CMD.

Hmm...I had originally used exactly the solution you initially suggested, but I found that it did not work for me. The only way I could make it work was by reversing these into that double-single-double combination. That is actually how I have been running it here ever since.

Please explain further the last comment...how does this not work for CMD? Do you mean the regular OS/2 CMD? This is the only thing I use here, and it's working fine.

In particular, the following code is what actually executes RSYNC:

Code: [Select]
      /* check to see if we have a user supplier RSYNC path */
      IF rsync_exe_file <> '' THEN
         '@'||rsync_exe_file||' '||rsync_cli
      ELSE
         /* if not, rely on RSYNC being somewhere in the PATH */
         '@'||'rsync'||' '||rsync_cli

and in case where either the SOURCE or TARGET folder names have a space in them, RSYNC needs that single quote around that folder name, for example:

Code: [Select]
===============================================================================
RSYNC started:     10/12/20 - 21:16:29...

SOURCE_FOLDER => G:/DESKTOP/Misc Info
TARGET_FOLDER => V:/public/documents

RSYNC CLI =>--dry-run --archive --delete --progress --stats --whole-file --no-xattrs --human-readable --quiet  --exclude-from=G:\mptn\etc\rsync_exclude --log-file=G:\tmp\log\rsync_REMOTE_backup.log 'G:/DESKTOP/Misc Info' V:/public/documents
-----------------------------------------
2020/10/12 21:16:29 [443] building file list
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] Number of files: 2382
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] Number of files transferred: 0
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] Total file size: 1.10G bytes
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] Total transferred file size: 0 bytes
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] Literal data: 0 bytes
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] Matched data: 0 bytes
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] File list size: 61.97K
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] File list generation time: 0.001 seconds
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] File list transfer time: 0.000 seconds
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] Total bytes sent: 62.99K
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] Total bytes received: 1.02K
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] sent 62.99K bytes  received 1.02K bytes  3.66K bytes/sec  elapsed 00:00:17
2020/10/12 21:16:45 [443] total size is 1.10G  speedup is 17243.86 (DRY RUN)
-----------------------------------------

RSYNC completed:   10/12/20 - 21:16:45...

RSYNC took 15.810000 seconds to complete the REMOTE backup task!
===============================================================================
But let me make that tweak and try it out...

145
Programming / Re: REXX and double quoted INPUT parameter strings
« on: October 12, 2020, 10:44:08 pm »
Hi everyone!

Alright, so I took a little more time to re-do parts of the logic, we have a lot more user control now that allow you to fine-tune the script to your particular system configuration. Right at the front in the 'main:' you've got some variables that point to RSYNC, various control files you might be using, etc. Stuff that was previously hard-coded is now defined with some defaults (still specific to my config), but which are all now found in one spot and can be easily adjusted.

Take a look please at the attached script, change the extension if you intend to run.

By DEFAULT this will execute RSYNC with --dry-run option, so no actual writes will happen. If you want to use this just head on over to the build_rsync_parameter_arrays procedure which actually defines this using an array. This gives us a fully dynamic way to adjust what level of optional other RSYNC parameters you want to utilize. If you need more, just execute 'man rsync' at CLI, grab whatever options you want and toss that in as an extra array entry. Don't forget to adjust the TOTAL count of all options in the matching rsync_param_local.0.0 or rsync_param_remote.0.0 entry.

By all means feedback is always welcome. This was a fun exercise to develop a much better REXX on our platform understanding. Appreciate everyone's help in getting me there!

146
Setup & Installation / Re: Problem with SNAP resulution
« on: October 11, 2020, 09:54:00 pm »
...This is no surprise. From what I have heard, AN bought the driver, but they have done absolutely NOTHING with it, other than change the branding to Arca Noae, and verify that they can build it...

Well, the claim is that AOS did close out some of the SMP bugs in SNAP drivers, I for one will tell you that running the latest AOS drivers vs the last official SNAP release finally allows me to get past the occasional WPS blue-screen halt.

Having said that, there are various perhformance degradations that occur with the AOS release, but at least for me here the benefit of a guaranteed WPS boot outweights any other sacrifices.

I will say the following though: I wish that AOS would at the very least release the matching SDK for their SNAP drivers. There is so much more than could actually be done with the SNAP APIs that it floor me we haven't gone down that route.

Case in point, my XT850 XT PE hardware is limitted to the general driver speed limitations of both core and memory speed of 400 MHz, meanwhile, the XT PE config (which was the top-of-the-line setup of the XT850 release) is a 540/500 MHz rated hardware.

I had actualy originally modified the last SNAP SDK sample program to enable that adjustment, sadly having moved to the AOS releases now prevents the old changes from working due to driver release level incompatibilities.

147
Setup & Installation / Re: Problem with SNAP resulution
« on: October 11, 2020, 05:25:05 pm »
Hi Martin,

On the 'Screen' tab of the 'Screen' object, what happens when you press the 'Advanced' button?

It should work and should open up the txt version of the SNAP config controls. If it works, select '8 - VESA DDC Display Channel...' setting and pull up the EDID for your screen.

When you do this two things should happen:
1) a HEX dump of the EDID date is shown first
2) a SNAP interpretation of the EDID record shows next, this amongst many things should show you the max resolution supported by the display

Also, back in the menu menu of the text control selecting '0 - Interactive Tests' will allow you to select the display resolution you want to test...I'm curious if 1920x1200 shows up there?

148
Programming / Re: How to check file accessibility in REXX?
« on: October 11, 2020, 05:18:11 pm »
Andy and Pete,

Thank you guys. The sysfiletree() function is exactly what I was looking for and RexxUtil library has that available on our OS/2 platform. The Tips & Trick INF has some great info (i had an older version here) and the example pointed out will be a great reference point for me.

Cheers to all!

149
Programming / How to check file accessibility in REXX?
« on: October 11, 2020, 03:30:28 am »
Looking to do this in REXX for a couple of reasons:

1) my NetDrive samba plug-in stops reasponding after some hours...not sure why, all I can tell is that the mapped drive no longer has any contents available, which means that neither through WPS nor command line can I actually get to the remote Samba share

NOTE: I simply kill ndctl.exe, re-start and all is well once again...until the next time!  ???

2) for the above reason I need to enhance my RSYNC copy REXX script so that it verifies the accessibility of both the SOURCE and TARGET objects before any processing actually starts. In general this is good practice regardless. In my case the added benefit is that if ndctl.exe died again at least I know that, and can either re-start first or simply stop the script execution

OK, so right now I'm pulling the RexxUtil library into my RSYNC script, is there something there I should look at?

My REXX familiarity and experience are very surface level (rudimentary), although way back when, as in 20 yrs ago, I used to do a boat-load of mainframe scripting with REXX...ha ha. I suspect there is something out there that would allow me to basically point to a fully qualified filename (so path and the filename) to see if the given 'object' can be accessed. If my NetDrive plugin dies that call should fail and I should be able to trap that exception.

Any suggestions where I can find that additional info?

Thanks!

150
Setup & Installation / Re: Problem with SNAP resulution
« on: October 11, 2020, 12:47:13 am »
SET VCFG_NO_DDC is already set to true.

Hmm...but yet you still show the following in the LOG:

Disable DDC detection.... Off

Code: [Select]
Global options for all devices:
  Force VBE Fallback ...... Off
  Force VGA Fallback ...... Off
  Allow non-certified ..... On
  Disable write combining . Off
  Use BIOS for LCD panel... Auto
  Shared AGP memory size... 4096 KB
  Use system memory driver. Off
  Disable DDC detection.... Off
  Virtual Display.......... Off

So I'm thinking this is NOT actually getting shut OFF?

Are you running in a single screen, or dual screen configuration?

Any chance you are limitting the amount of video memory available to the drivers? I limit mine to 24M to minimize the impact on remaining hardware. I did not see anything in your LOG file to indicate this though.

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