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As the title says, Studio 1.40 crashes if I try to run it in VMWare Workstation (version 14.1.8). I had to disable the "Accelerate 3D graphics" option in VMWare in order to install this upgrade, this has never been an issue before on earlier versions of Studio. I thought I could then re-enable it but this causes Studio to crash as soon as you start it up. I've not spent any time running it with 3D graphics disabled to know if it can run stable. Or if having it disabled causes problems with Studio or other software on my Omron VM.
That sucks Chelton, I agree it's always a good idea to make a snapshot before doing any software updates. I don't always remember to make a snapshot but I do make a zip archive of a cleaned VM every so often for myself and co-workers to start from for both Omron & Rockwell separately as well as a base Windows 10 VM.
Wulfgar, I believe my crash was due to the VM's drive completely filling up. This was my first install of win 10 and I just left the default disk size of 60Gb. It had been running for about 2 weeks without any issues and no warnings of low disk space on either the host or the guest. BTW I do have accelerate 3d graphics enabled and haven't had a crash again. This install i increased the disk size to 85Gb.
Yes Windows 10 does take more space but not nearly as bad as Rockwell. We had ran out of space on our Rockwell Win 10 VM when it was allocated for 100 GB. I did not have any luck expanding the VM drive so I created a new Win 10 VM allocated for up to 150 GB. The base Win 10 VM takes 10 GB of space but that is after running disk cleanup with system updates save points removed and running VM disk cleanup.
POD Go 1.40 (released July 19, 2022) includes a new Line 6 original amp, 9 new effects, 18 additional Legacy effects, and bug fixes, and is recommended for all POD Go and POD Go Wireless users.
POD Go Edit can't magically see new models added to your POD Go hardware; you must update POD Go Edit as well (which you would've done had you followed "How do I update to 1.40?" above). Here's a link to POD Go Edit 1.40:
Yes. We STRONGLY recommend performing a factory reset AFTER UPDATING your POD Go firmware to 1.40 and THEN RESTORING YOUR BACKUP. (Backing up is part of the update process). Here's how to perform a factory reset. IMPORTANT: MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BACKUP FIRST, AS A FACTORY RESET WILL ERASE ALL YOUR WORK!
I foolishly thought on my qnap TVS-h1688x I could safely detach a storage pool (non boot) and upgrade the boot drive of the nas (basically reinitialized it upgrading the boot disks) and the reattach the pool.
Drive Snapshot allows you to backup your partition or your hard disk drive, and it also can create a disk image of your system. If disaster strikes (a virus, trojan, or hard disk crash), a complete and exact restauration of your system will be possible in only a few minutes. The image file can be mounted as a virtual drive, so you can easily restore (or use) single files or directories using Windows Explorer or another program.
Create Disk Image Backups, while running Windows
There is no restart (to DOS) necessary. Never.
Continue your work, while the Backup is in progress
The new Snapshot technology ensures, that all data are consistent, and reflect the PC's data at the start of backup. There are no difficulties with opened files. Never.
This enables a very fast and easy way to backup servers and other computers, that must run 24 hours a day.
Easy Use and Restore of single Files or directories
Drive Snapshot creates a virtual drive, containing all your drives data. You may use, compare, or restore these files directly from the Disk Image file.
This works with any program of your choice, including (of course) the Windows Explorer
Complete Restore of a disk in case of Disaster
If a disk is restored to it's original state, it will be exactly the same as at the time of Backup - byte for byte.
Restoring a system partition will require DOS; other drives can be restored using Windows
Compatible to all Windows file systems (FAT16, FAT32, NTFS)
Compatible to all Windows RAID Methods
Very easy and comprehensive command line interface
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Assuming it's a transient kernel issue that will get fixed there's no general and definitive answer to that, bugs can happen, hold the kernel a version lower or switch to linux-lts for the time being. If you are around long enough there are various forms of breakages in this space with every driver, even the "well supported" iwlwifi and ath chipsets. As far as USB dongles go you are probably going safest with mediatek indeed. Your other alternatives are realtek cards which are plagued by much more issues.
Debugfs's ncheck command now allows the inode number to be surrounded byangle brackets, to be consistent with other debugfs commands.Debugfs no longer prints a scary message when debugfs -c (which enables"catastrophic mode") is used. This was intended to allow debugfs tooperate on very badly corrupted file systems, but it is now sometimesused to suppress reading the block and inode bitmaps when they are notneeded.Resize2fs will round down the requested new file system size to thenearest cluster boundary when resizing bigalloc file systems.Improve error messages issued by badblocks.Fuse2fs now supports an offset= option which allows operating ona file system image which is located starting at the specified offsetfrom the beginning of the image.FixesPre-v6.2 Linux kernels had long-standing bug in how the extendedattribute hash was calculated when there were non-ASCII characters inthe xattr name, when the hash would be different depending on whetherthe C 'char' type was signed or unsigned. To address this bug, startingwith e2fsprogs 1.46.6+ and Linux 6.2+, we will accept either the signedor unsigned hash variant, but only set the unsigned hash variant. Sinceextended attribute names are in practice composed of ASCII characters,other than various tests (such as generic/454), most users willhopefully not notice this change.Avoid triggering udev in dumpe2fs and "resize2fs -P" for file systemswith MMP enabled by opening the device read-only when reading the MMPblock.Fix MMP handling so it can notice when another writer has modify the MMPblock out from under it when stopping a MMP sessions.Fix tune2fs so it will detect another device stealing the MMP sessionswhile rewriting metadata checksums.E2fsck will now check to make sure the journal inode does not have theencrypt flag set.Fix a deadlock bug in e2fsck's error handler when there are errorstrying to write to the file system.Fix a bug where e2fsck could fail when specifying an undo file and anexplicit superblock number.Fix e2image so it won't potentially loop forever for certain invalidfile systems.Fix resize2fs to honor the E2FSPROGS_FAKE_TIME environment variable.This allows embedded system builders who use resize2fs as part of theirimage build process to create reproducible images.Fix tune2fs to avoid a crash if the journal replay fails and to makesure its exit status is non-zero if there is some failure.Fix tune2fs, fuse2fs, and debugsfs to update j_tail_sequence whenreplaying the journal.Add additional bullet-proofing for very badly corrupted file systems.Try avoid UBSAN warnings, null pointer derferences, and other memorybugs. (Addresses CVE-2022-1304)Don't fail when the source directory for mke2fs -d doesn't supportextended attributese.Check for and handle malloc() failures when computing the log filenamein e2fsck and in the libss library.Fix tune2fs and e2fsck to accept pathames which include '=' characters.Previously arguments to tune2fs and e2fsck which included '=' charactersare presumed to be blkid specifiers such as UUID=xxx or LABEL=yyy. If aspecifier is both a valid pathname name and blkid tag name specifier,priority is given to a blkid resolved pathname.Improve tune2fs's error messages.Fix a bug in tune2fs which could cause it to crash if device goesoff-line just as it being opened.Fix the fsck driver so if it is interrupted while running fsck -N itdoesn't end up kllling all processes on the system.Fix a crash in badblocks when the user specifies an overly largenumber of blocks tested at a time in read/write or nondestructivemode.Update and clarify's chattr's man page and usage message. Fix spellingtypo's in a variety of different man pages and comments.Performance, Internal Implementation, Development Support etc.Update to autoconf 2.71.Update flags used to create shared library on Darwin/MacOS.Speed up e2fsck's clonning of multiply-claimed blocks so it issubstantially faster on very large file systems.Add tests/fuzz directory with fuzzers from oss-fuzz.Add a Github Actions configuration file so that Github will run CI testson Linux, Windows and MacOS on a push to the e2fsprogs github repo.Make the mtab parsing in ext2fs_check_mount_point() more careful so itwon't get confused when a block device shows up in the mnt_name fieldfor a virtual file system.Fix the libss's Makefile to create the man page directory before tryingto install its man page.Fix various Coverity and compiler warnings.Make tests more portable on various different OS's and systemconfigurations (e.g., with SELinux enabled, MacOS, and Windows)Use mallinfo2() instead of mallinfo() where avilable, since mallinfo()is deprecated on newer glibc versions.E2fsck will no longer do a full scan of disconnected directory whentrying to print the parent directory, which is pointless and can slowdown e2fsck if there are a large number of disconnected directories.Debugfs will now print the extended attribute's e_hash field.Fix the setup-schroot script to work on non-Linux platforms.Fix ext2fs_compare_generic_bmap() so it correctly compares all of thebits in the bitmap, and so that it works correctly when comparing abitarray bitmap with a rbtree-based bitmap. (Fortunately, none of theprograms in e2fsprogs uses bitmap comparison functions.)Fix memory leaks on error paths.Add support for the configure option --enable-largefile so thate2fsprogs can utilize largefile support for the MUSL C library.Add an note that the dict library code has been modified, as required bythe Kazlib license.Synchronized changes from Android's AOSP e2fsprogs tree.Updated config.guess and config.sub with newer versions from the FSF.Add Friulian translation.Update Chinese, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Malay, Polish, Serbian,Spanish, Swedish, and Ukrainian translations.E2fsprogs 1.46.5 (December 30, 2021)UI and FeaturesWhen resizing a file system and the inode count exceeds the 2**32maximum, if resize2fs can successfully perform the resize by droppingthe last block group, resize2fs will do that in order to allow the filesystem grow operation to succeed. For example, using the default inoderatio size of 16k, this will allow a successful resize to 64TB - 128MBwhen the storage device is 64TB.
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