How To Fix Crc Error When Installing Games
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I am trying to connect to my ignition server with a python opcua application. I have the ignition up and running and i can connect to it with my prosys opc ua client but when i try connecting to it with my python code i get a time out error. When i check my ignition log i can see the attempt to connect from my python code. I though all i would need to do is accept the quarantined certificate but there is none.
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The error is saying that your current nokogiri install needs a higher version of Ruby. So, either install a different nokogiri or have multiple installs of Ruby. If you're on Mac/Linux, rvm can help you with that - on Windows, try something like Uru.
Can you see the Gemfile and Gemfile.lock files? In those, you want to set the Nokogiri versions. You're currently trying to install 1.10.4. If you change that version to 1.8.2, that is compatible with Ruby 2.2.x
Where are you up to with the course - have you created a new Rails app yet? If not, then I was wrong to suggest looking at the Gemfile; apologies. If you have created a Rails app, the gem will be in the app's Gemfile.lock; not the generic Rails ones that you've posted.
Essentially, the Rails version you are installing is using a later version of Nokogiri than your Ruby version can cope with. What version of Rail are you installing and what method are you using to do that?
Best thing to do here is to install the later version of Ruby, i.e. 2.3 or higher, but not higher than 2.6. You might need to remove the installation of 2.2.5 as switching between Ruby versions on Windows (I found) is a nightmare. The alternative is to try an older version of Nokogiri - I'm not sure if you can run gem install nokogiri 1.8.2, for example.
So what I tried was redownloading it from -us/sql/connect/oledb/download-oledb-driver-for-sql-server?view=sql-server-ver15 and running the .msi file. It runs fine and gives no errors but it still does not fix the issue. It still will not find the file and without it I cannot install the program. Or am I using the wrong driver for it? The other thing I have tried is when clicking on the .msi it gives me the option to remove or repair. I've done both as well (reinstalling after remove) but it still gives me the error. I'm very very lost at this point. Could anyone possibly help?
I was getting similar error when trying to install SQL Server 2022 developer edition. When I tried to install OLEDB driver, It gave me error that it needs VC++ redistributable. I tried to install X64 version VC++ redistributable ( _redist.x64.exe) but was still getting same error. Finally, this error was fixed when I installed 32 bit version using _redist.x86.exe
I deleted ALL "Microsoft ODBC Driver"s and "Microsoft ODBC Driver"s and then the new install of SQL Server worked. After installing it, I had 2 new "OBCD Driver"s and one "OLD DB Driver for SQL Server" in Programs and Features. And note, after the install, I now had about 25 different "Microsoft SQL Server"s installed,from "2008" to "2022".
Solution: The OLEDB and ODBC drivers were already installed on the server so I first uninstalled them, then I was able to install SQL Server 2019 Developer Edition.So we always have to uninstall the existing OLEDB and ODBC drivers first because the SQL Server setup installs the OLEDB and ODBC drivers itself.
@jameshibbard brought up an important point: if you use either full-drive encryption, or encrypt your initramfs output (squashfs vmlinuz pacakges in /boot) as is a new feature, please be careful as switching out versions of your initramfs-tools seem likely to make your system unbootable.
If you have no idea what that means, chances are your system is not encrypted, unless you remember selecting it during the install process. I've noticed some graphical installers are including it as an option these days, including Ubuntu if I'm remembering correctly.
I had this problem too. My /boot partition was full. So, I was getting errors of initframs compilation when trying to run apt-update.My solution was to remove old kernels in order to free up space, following the steps from Lekensteyn in:How do I free up more space in /boot?
I've just had a very similar issue when I did an sudo apt autoremove and it failed attempting to install kernel files for a kernel I don't have. My uname -a shows I'm using kernel version 5.0.0-20 and running ls -al /boot shows only this and the 5.0.0-17 kernel are installed. However, apt suddenly turned up errors and attempted to install files in my /boot for old kernels including 5.0.0-15, 4.18.0-17, 4.13.0-45. Which is weird.
So I figure that somehow they've altered the logic for dkms (or something related to initramfs) and it checks some other locations to see if kernels might be installed and then does updates on those kernels and replaces missing files.
Which finished as expected and returned the system to the expected state without attempting to install extraneous kernels. I did not test as I went along so can not guarantee which part fixed it, but it was not harmful to clear those old files out AFAICT.
I followed all the advice here and nothing worked. I fixed it by making sure that the boot/efi partition was mounted, which in my case it wasn't. /etc/fstab was not configured correctly due to the partuuid/uuid/lable not matching. Then I updated and upgraded with no errors, followed by updating grub and a reboot.
So, I was gone for a week plus. dropbox wasn't working well when i returned. So I tried to do an update, but ended up with a download. while trying to stop the download, I must have hit a wrong key as it started downloading twice. After a coup0le minutes I decided to cancel one so the other would finish. Well, not really. It kept on spinning its head for ten minutes. I decided to cancel download. It didn't work. After another 5 minutes. I crashed/rebooted my computer, uninstalled the dropbox app and proceeded to drop a clean app . tried installing, nope. Error : 8x0004002, I've run a cleaner on my laptop, defragged it but each installation stops immediately.. Any ideas on how to rectify this screw up of mine? Thanks
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Keep in mind that the error message you mentioned, sounds like a Microsoft related one, and not directly linked to Dropbox. With that being said, have you tried to install our app, using our offline installer?
don't know what you mean by a offline installer. I think when dropbox was installing, it got messed yup and when I crashed it it messed up my windows. I've tried three times but as soon as i start i get the error message.. how do i access the offline installer? Also, My dropbox folders are stil lon my laptop. i even have stuff in my folders, but no more screenshot saving and nothing gets saved to laptop and lots of photos are awaiting.. thank you,,
The Thread is totally useless. You need a better Bot. "Dropbox Update installation failed with error 0x8000-4002". Moderators must have worked for the MS help center. Totally clueless about their product.
would love to look at Walter's reply but you archived it so i don't even have a thread name with which to hunt it down. Could you post a link that actually points at the thread you are referencing please.
Xcode 15 features an all-new device support software stack, and unfortunately support for installing apps as IPA files did not make it into that release. However, support for IPA files is now back as of Xcode 15.1, which is currently in beta. If you have a developer account you can grab it here:
I know some of you don't use beta releases, but in this case you don't actually need to use it. It just needs to be run at least once. Once you download Xcode 15.1, run it once and let it install the additional components when it prompts you. This will update the Core Device components on your system and add the IPA installation support. You can then go back to using Xcode 15.
I am having the same problem, but none of those suggestions have worked for me. I am able to install my packages on my iPad, running 16.6.1, but not on my iPhone X, running 17.1.2. Every time I get invalid ipa.
An interesting other symptom is that when the device pairs with Xcode, all of the installed applications show up, but none of their icons show up. I can delete applications from Xcode, but cannot install any, even if I delete the old version first. I have tried everything listed above, several times, nothing helps. Getting ready to throw the iPhone through the window.
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