May I ask why I cannot install fresh ArubaOS software on my 9004-LTE controllers? The controllers came with software 8.6.0.4-2.2.0.3_77966. When I try to update to any software released for the 9000 series, I get the following error message:
I follow the file downloaded from this forum, in step 13 of the 'Installing Software on and Configuring the Controller'. I right click the Software of controller under Remote Systems in MAX. It displaies a window shows as the pic.
Thank you, Nathand. But how can I know which software set matches the Labview I use? My version is 'LabVIEW 2010 (32-bit)'. I uploaded the window figure displayed on my computer. Can you tell me which to install? Thank you.
ISO 9004:2009 provides guidance to organizations to support the achievement of sustained success by a quality management approach. It is applicable to any organization, regardless of size, type and activity.
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The workaround is to rename the Linguistics folder to something else relaunch FrameMaker 9 which will create a new Linguistics folder. However, the issue returns almost every month and we are not sure why. Any advice on how to prevent the Linguistics folder from being corrupted?
If it's the Linguistics issue that keeps recurring, then it's possible that there may be hardware issues on that platform, i.e. disk write caching isn't working properly - getting flushed before operations complete, or bad tracks/sectors on the disk or some other gremlins.
Having multiple versions installed concurrently isn't an issue for FM (I have all versions going back to 6.0 on one machine). However, I'm kind of wondering if concurrently running more recent versions, like FM9 & FM10, might also be contributory factor. AFAIK, there's only one Linguistics folder for each user that gets setup, so if both apps are vying for the same files, there may be collisions and possibly corruptions taking place. Any specific reason why both versions need to be open at the same time?
Thanks for the info Arnis. I think for now I'll inform the user to try using only one FrameMaker software at a single time to see if it helps. As far as I know, the reason why she uses both currently because of compatibility issues between the two versions and working in both version concurrently would be more efficient.
I have removed Frame in VMware several times. completely, with YourUninstaller which cleans all files, folders, and registry entries to no avail. I have deleted and/or renamed the Linguistics folder several times. Changed the maker.ini "sitedictionary=" entry to no avail, (I saw this in another post on another discussion site", didn't work... A side note, Frame 12 runs fine on the VMware machine...
If FM12 is running fine in that configuration, then why use FM9? It was the first (worst) implementation with the OWL interface and most of the bugs/glitches have been cleaned up by the time FM12 rolled around.
From FM12 you can always save as MIF, which FM9 can read (it will just ignore any newer features, such as Object Styles). If you get Cudspan's SafetyMIF utility, it will always save a MIF file along with the FM binary. See: Cud Project: CudSpan Plug-ins Page
When you launch FM9 in your VM environment, watch the Splash screen. It numerates the major modules as they load. Noting at which one (if it's consistent) FM crashes may provide some additional clues as to which direction to proceed. Also, if you have any third-party plug-ins loaded, you might want to comment these out of your maker.ini and/or remove them from the fminit\plugins folder(s).
This is a headlamp kit that includes two replacement LED bulbs, and two control drivers. Drivers plug right into your existing vehicle harness. Ulight 6s uses a Edison DF-4BS LED and is a fan-less design. This is the latest 6s version which supersedes the V7. The LEDs on the blade are at the exact same depth as a standard bulb so that the light is reflected properly out of the fixture. Work with most Daytime Running Lights at they illuminate at 6 volts to 32 volts.
This is not a DOT compliant tested light, similar to HID modules. Your light fixture is DOT certified and the light control is very similar to your original halogen bulb. Please use at your discretion.
One thing that is unclear about this error message is the meaning of "can't connect to your voice mailbox" which is followed by "Sorry, we're having trouble connecting to your voice mailbox..." So who is "we" who can't connect? The Verizon system? The app on my phone? And what does "can't connect" mean?
Concerning my WiFi setting, it is generally enabled. While it is possible that WiFi is down for an instant now and then, cellular data is always on... so I'm still unclear on the meaning of error message 9004... Who or what "can't connect" to my voice mailbox? And why am I getting these error messages when I can test my VM by sending myself a VM message and find it to be working fine?
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In experimenting, I turned Wi-Fi calling on and kept mobile data off. Rebooted my Pixel 2 XL and tried to listen to a voicemail, it sits at "Loading Voicemail" for a while and then says "Couldn't Load voicemail." As far as I can tell, it need mobile data turned on to use the "Visual Voicemail" features. If you have Data turned off, then you have to use the traditional phone method (non-visual).
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ISO 9004 is an International Standard that provides guidance to organizations in support of their achievement of sustained success in a complex, demanding and changing environment, by a quality management approach. It provides organizations with guidelines and tools for using the principles of quality management to achieve long term success.
ISO 9004 has been developed to maintain consistency with ISO 9001 and be compatible with other management system standards. Such standards complement each other, but can also be used independently. This standard, unlike ISO 9001, is not intended for certification, regulatory or contractual use.
When installing Windows Server operating system (OS), use the latest installation media image from an appropriate licensing channel. After the initial installation is completed, update the system to the latest Windows Update release.
In systems running Windows Server 2019 with the Hyper-V virtualization feature enabled, when number of logical processors is greater than 320, the operating system runs Hyper-V Minroot configuration. In such systems, the followings are issues and limitations that may be observed in AMD EPYC 9004 system-based systems have more than total of 320 logical processors.
Attempting to boot to the Windows Server 2019 Recovery Environment (WinRE) may result in a blue screen error 0x5C HAL_INITIALIZATION_FAILED. The WinRE image must be updated to support configurations with greater than 64 cores per socket. To enable this support, apply the latest cumulative update for Server 2019 to the WinRE image. See Add an update package to Windows RE for instructions.
With organizations completing ISO 9001:2015 updating by the fall deadline, ISO 9004 readies to be reintroduced in an updated version. With these two updates in full swing, it appears an opportune moment to compare these quality management system (QMS) standards and offer insight into the ISO 9004 update.
A common misconception is that ISO 9004 is a guideline for the implementation of ISO 9001. This is not the case. The standards have been designed to complement one another but serve different purposes. That said, it is important to note that an organization can use ISO 9001 and 9004 simultaneously or independently of one another. The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) website includes an excellent summary of the differences between the ISO 9001 and 9004 standards. Here is a list of some of the key components of each standard (found on ).
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