Disable Pg Ds.rar
Vilma Steiert
For example, on 35 thousand files, 14 GB in size in total, the inability to disable sorting makes a 7z archive more than 1GB larger than a rar archive (rar has a -ds sqitch) , with comparable settings. And its not a one off thing.
I have the files I want to compress (all with the same extension) already sorted in the filelist in an order I want to compress them in (i.e. by file size descending) but there is no switch to disable automatic sorting.
I have tried -mqs on and off (i.e. sort by name / sord by extension) but, sort by size is what I'm looking for, or preferably, disable sorting when reading files from file list. I would think it would be easy to implement, and it makes huge difference in some cases, for solid archives, when many similar files are similar in size.
I found two hidden options "ME FW Image Re-Flash" and "Disable ME" in my Dell Venue 7130 bios. If I enable "ME FW Image Re-Flash" in linux via the efivars sysfs, does this overrule the flash descriptor access control and can I read/write the ME region with fpt? Would you recommend to disable the ME as well?
Begin by enabling cheats. The cheat patch needs to be enabled or else the cheats will not work. The patch can be enabled globally at Start > System Options > Default Patch Options. Cheats can also be disabled/enabled on a per-Rom basis by viewing the properties of the ROM and clicking on the Rom Settings button.
Open the Cheat Window (as stated above) and you will see cheat codes that are not sorted into folders first, followed by folders, in a list. Folders can be expanded by pressing the A button while it is highlighted or by clicking on the folder. Pressing the A button or clicking on a cheat while a it is highlighted will enable that cheat, or disable it if it is already enabled. Pressing the Start or Select button will save and exit, something you must do.
The Rebuild button will disable all cheats, and then make Cheat Code files per-ROM. Each time you update the Cheats DB you should rebuild the CC file. This will enable the new games to not only use the cheats but build each game a file which allows for faster cheat access.
You should attempt do debug this problem by running your back-up ROM with various patches enabled or disabled. The reason for this is because all of the patches require an area of RAM to work. The game must also load code into RAM. The original game code was not written for ROMs running on Flash Linkers. As a result it may use up the full amount of RAM without any assumptions that other code might require it. Soft-reset, Cheats, etc will all use a portion of RAM. If that portion is overwritten by the game code that patch will fail to work, and/or the game may fail to load. So yes, turning off all patches but download play may fix the issue. Please list any fixes you find at the GBATemp's AKAIO ROM Compatibility article.
Make sure you have enabled "soft-reset" in the patches, either globally or on a per-ROM basis. Also make sure you are using the AKAIO soft-reset button combination which is L+R+B+A+Down. If a ROM fails to load you may need to disable soft-reset. Homebrew soft-reset is only supported on the AK2 and AK2i. You must soft-reset turned on globally for it to function.
Time, in seconds, within which the Gx CCR request must complete. If the request does not complete within this time, the request is retransmitted for the number of times specified in the requestRetryAttempts parameter. If request is not complete even after retransmitting, then the default subscriber profile is applied to this subscriber. If a default subscriber profile is not configured, an UNDEF is raised for expressions that use subscriber attributes. Zero disables the timeout. Default value: 10
Time in seconds defined for retransmission of the capabilities exchange request. NetScaler initiates a new CER message if it does not receive a CEA from the PCRF within this configured time.If no response is received from the PCRF server, the appliance tries to send the CER message 5 times. If there is no response even after 5 CER messages, the appliance closes the TCP connection and reports a failure. If the timeout value is set to 0, the application health check feature is disabled.Minimum value: 0 seconds. Default value: 0 seconds.Note: This parameter is supported in NetScaler 12.1 build 51.xx and later.
Time, in seconds, after which the Gx CCR-I request is resent for sessions that have not been resolved by PCRF because the server is down or there is no response or a failed response is received. Instead of polling the PCRF server constantly, a negative-TTL makes the appliance hold on to an unresolved session. For negative sessions, the appliance inherits the attributes from the default subscriber profile, if one is configured and from the RADIUS accounting message, if one is received. Zero value disables the negative sessions. The appliance does not install negative sessions even if a subscriber session could not be fetched. Default value: 600
In the following example, two policies are configured on the appliance. When the appliance checks the subscriber information and the subscriber rule is cache_enable, it performs caching. If the subscriber rule is cache_disable, the appliance does not perform caching.
From release 11.1, a new parameter (subscrSessionRemoval) is added. If this parameter is enabled, and the subscriber information is deleted from the subscriber database, LSN sessions corresponding to that subscriber are also removed. If this parameter is disabled, the subscriber sessions are timed out as specified by the LSN timeout settings.
By default, transaction graceful shutdown is disabled for the ejb subsystem. You must enable transaction graceful shutdown if you want the server to wait for Jakarta Enterprise Beans-related transactions to complete before suspending. For example:
Graceful shutdown using an OS signal will not work if the JVM is configured to disable signal handling, such as if the -Xrs java argument has been passed to the JVM options, or if the signal sent is not one the process can respond to, such as if a KILL signal is sent.
You can enable or disable the management console by setting the console-enabled boolean attribute of the /core-service=management/management-interface=http-interface resource. For the master host in domain mode, use /host=master/core-service=management/management-interface=http-interface.
Jakarta EE descriptor replacement controlled by the spec-descriptor-property-replacement flag and is disabled by default. When enabled, properties can be replaced in the following deployment descriptors:
You can enable audit logging for the management interfaces, which will log all operations performed using the management console, management CLI, or custom application that uses the Management API. Audit log entries are stored in JSON format. By default, audit logging is disabled.
JBoss EAP is preconfigured with file handlers for audit logging, though audit logging is disabled by default. The management CLI command to enable audit logging depends on whether you are running as a standalone server or in a managed domain. See Management Audit Logging Attributes for file handler attributes.
JBoss EAP is preconfigured with file handlers for Jakarta Management audit logging, though these logs are disabled by default. The management CLI command to enable audit logging depends on whether you are running as a standalone server or a managed domain.
Subdeployment isolation can be enabled or disabled using the management console or the management CLI from the ee subsystem. By default, subdeployment isolation is set to false, which allows the subdeployments to access resources of other subdeployments within an EAR deployment.
Deploying applications using the management console gives you the benefit of a graphical interface that is easy to use. You can see at a glance which applications are deployed to your server or server groups, and you can enable, disable or remove applications from the content repository as required.
The deployment scanner can be configured to allow or disallow automatic deployment of XML, zipped, and exploded content. If automatic deployment is disabled, you must manually create marker files to trigger deployment actions. For more information about the available marker file types and their purposes, see the Deployment Scanner Marker Files section.
You can explode an existing archive deployment to be able to update its contents. Note that a deployment must be disabled before it can be exploded. Use the following management CLI command to explode a deployment.
JBoss EAP offers the ability to disable extensions or unload drivers and other services manually by removing the subsystems from the configuration of existing profiles. However, for most cases this is unnecessary. Since JBoss EAP dynamically loads subsystems as they are needed, if the server or an application never use a subsystem, it will not be loaded.
It is strongly recommended to leave garbage collection logging enabled as it can be useful in troubleshooting and should have minimal overhead. However, you can disable garbage collection logging for a standalone server by setting the GC_LOG variable to false before starting the server. For example:
If you are using a security domain with multiple datasources, disable caching on the security domain. This can be accomplished by setting the value of the cache-type attribute to none or by removing the attribute altogether; however, if caching is desired, use a separate security domain for each datasource.
Enables / disables open (also called dynamic) registration of clients for theauthorization_code, implicit and refresh_token grants. Open registrationis intended primarily for public Connect2id servers configured for automaticOpenID provider discovery.See the client registration reference formore information.
Enables / disables registration of OpenID provider managed sector identifiersfor the computation of pairwise subject (end-user) identifiers in issued IDtokens and in UserInfo responses. A managed sector identifier can be registeredwith the "sector_identifier_uri" set to a URN with the formaturn:c2id:sector_id:. The registration requires a master API token or aone-time registration token with a client-reg:set-sector-id-urn scopevalue. The default value is false (disabled). Since v12.0.
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