Odd booting behaviour!

Hi peeps, got a K8N neo platinum, had it a little while now (about 2 months) and its great. However, I have one irritating problem with it. Sometimes it hangs when it posts on 'detecting IDE drives' before even detecting any. This only seems to happen on a restart, and not when I first switch it on. When it happens it will keep doing it for 3 or 4 times in a row, before i can get it to boot!
It does this at stock settings, and I cant think why. My system performance is great, and its 100% stable in windows. Have tried updateing to the latest bios revision. Any ideas?
Specs:
AMD64 3400+ (Clawhammer)
MSI K8n Neo (obviously!)
2x512mb OCZ EB PC3700
Nvidia XFX 6800GT
2x WD Raptors (RAID 0 config)
Audigy 2 ZS Platinum pro
Thermaltake purepower 480watt PSU

Christ I thought I was the only one. Just turned on comp and got to 'Detecting IDE Drives' and it wouldn't go any further... 5 restarts and it still wouldn't, powered off and back on again a few times and it still didn't.
Then I removed the IDE cable to the Hard drive and turned on, it instantly detected that there wasn't one and then gave me the boot failure. I then turned off the comp and put the cable back in and powered on the system and it detected the Hard Drive and booted up fine.
Very strange as it has NEVER done this before and I have had this computer working fine now (apart from keyboard/mouse not always working on boot) for months now this has appeared out of no where. Nothing on my system has been changed recently.

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tenured generation total 524288K, used 107602K [0x64950000, 0x84950000, 0x84950000)
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from space 52416K, 0% used [0x61620000, 0x61620000, 0x64950000)
to space 52416K, 0% used [0x5e2f0000, 0x5e2f0000, 0x61620000)
tenured generation total 524288K, used 93469K [0x64950000, 0x84950000, 0x84950000)
the space 524288K, 17% used [0x64950000, 0x6a497778, 0x6a497800, 0x84950000)
compacting perm gen total 65536K, used 26032K [0x84950000, 0x88950000, 0x8c950000)
the space 65536K, 39% used [0x84950000, 0x862bc1a8, 0x862bc200, 0x88950000)
} , 1.4292680 secs]
Thanks for your help,
David

Files Uploaded using Mapped Drive (UNC) to SharePoint Document library Putting a copy in Recycle Bin , odd SharePoint Behaviour

Hello All,
One of my client reported a strange behaviour.
Client mapped SharePoint document library to local share(UNC, NetWork Map Drive). Opened MS Word on local machine ,saved it to the share on his local machine. The document is saved successfully to SharePoint document library. But at the same time he can
see a file with same name in Recycle bin and the size of the document in Recycle bin is <1k.
Does any one know whether it is expected behaviour, why SharePoint putting this 1k file in Recycle bin?
I tried the same thing on my Dev Environment for both SharePoint 2010 and 2013, in both environments the behaviour is same as my client experience.
I have seen in forums some other people also experiencing this odd behaviour, but no one knows why.
any info on this much appreciated.
Regards,
Andrew

Hi Andrew,
i tried in my environment for 2010 and 2013. The issue doesn't occur.
Here is what i did.
1, Create a new mapped drive(\\servername\DavWWWRoot\Shared Documents) for document library
2, New a Word doc and input some string, save in the mapped drive.
3, The doc exists in the document library, but no file in Recycle Bin.
Did i miss something?
Regards,
Tom
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Odd display behaviour

I just had something odd happen to my macbook display and I'm wondering if it's a defect in Leopard, the display hardware or some weird interplay between my programs.
I had nine open applications at the time: firefox, thunderbird, terminal, finder, preview, aquamacs, active timer, slife and MS word for mac. While I was reading a pdf in preview, i noticed a small light pink circle (only noticable against the bright white empty margin of the pdf paper I was reading), about 1 cm in diameter. At first I thought it was a smudge on the screen (from what, I don't know), because when i scrolled it stayed put. so i tried to wipe it away, and then I realized it wasn't on the surface of the screen. It also remained when I switched into firefox and there was white background on the webpage that was up. Then, when I switched into thunderbird, where there is a blue tinted background to the folder tree, the pinkish circle disappeared, and in it's place was a tiny white rectangle, about 2mm by 3mm.
At first I worried it was a dead pixel spot on my display, since it seemed to remain in the same place no matter which programs I switched into, unless it was covered with a white spot (then it reverted back to a pinkish circle). I put my macbook to sleep and woke it up again (hoping it would reset my display). I was just contemplating rebooting my macbook when I noticed the tiny rectangle "jump". It jumped about an inch everytime my mouse cursor got near it. After jumping several times (while I tried to click on it) it eventually disappeared altogether, and I haven't seen it in the past hour or so.
I'm new to mac, but I've been using PCs for a while, and were this a pc, I'd be immediately convinced I had a virus. But I understand that macs are not subject to most if not all viruses. So, does anyone know what might have just happened to me?

Cisco has finally figured out the issue.
The problem was in description tag there was an ampersand sign "R&D1" and "R&D2" when we removed it the phones started working fine.
I feel like I'm Cisco's beta tester on a daily basis. These are mature devices running on mature software, how do things like this slip through there cracks?!

Odd hyperlink behaviour in Firefox

I wonder if anyone else is experiencing problems with hyperlinks in webhelp running on Firefox?
I have created a new webhelp system - nothing clever such as merging - just 70 or so topics.The help contains hyperlinks to other topics in the webhelp - these are left to page default (the intention being that they should open and replace the current page).
I have published the help to my C drive and am running it from there. When I select a link to another topic, the target topic opens for a second, then the help jumps to the parent folder for that topic. I just tried another webhelp system that I created a week ago (and was fine then) and it shows the same behaviour.
When I do exactly the same in IE, it works as expected.
I'm using Robohelp 7, Firefox 3.6 (it was the same with Firefox 3.5.7 so I tried upgrading) and Vista (though I tried on a Mac and it's the same, so I've ruled out an operating system quirk).
I'm guessing this is down to a recent Firefox update...or have I just done something daft?

Well, curious indeed! It now seems to be fixed.
The sample file was fine, so that put paid to my Firefox ranting.
I was checking the generate settings for anything that might be relevant, and noticed that it was set to synch TOC automatically. I changed this to synch manually and published again - it worked fine in Firefox. I then set it back to synch automatically and generated again, and it is still fine.
I then repeated the above with an older webhelp system that was OK last week but not today, and it seems to have fixed that too.
Thus my highly technical conclusion is that the TOC got its knickers in a twist.
Many thanks for your help Peter - I now have the sample files in case of future turmoil...

Odd folder behaviour in Mail 2.0.7

Hi,
Mail's been behaving oddly lately ... though I've repaired permissions after every install/upgrade etc.. Wonder if anyone had any ideas about this ...
I have a lot of folders and sub-folders for various clients and other junk as I really don't like an inbox with hundreds of mails to sift through. Much easier for me to separate them out.
However sometimes folders just disappear temporarily. Quitting mail then re-opening it always brings them back.
Most often it's 'drafts' or 'outbox' that goes AWOL but sometimes it's one of the folders I've set up. I've just double checked the whole thing and I've not got a lot of data, certainly no where near the 2gb mailbox limit I read about somewhere else.
Clues? Suggestions? Is it broke?!?
Thanks ...
Greg

Greg,
With the legacy of prior versions of Mail, and the enhancement applications, there is a good bit of potential for unexpected problems. However, none of those "potentials" come immediately to mind for this problem. However, with Mail 2.0, there is a completely new structure, and approach to indexing everything. The presence of left over files, with is common, can complicate the health of the index, as also might any non-current structure of the Mail folder.
In the Mail folder, there should be one or more account folders (depending on the number of accounts) and you have mentioned at least two. In the Finder, open Home/Library/Mail and observe. Your NTL POP account and the Gmail account should each have a POP folder. Within each POP folder, will be some files for administration, and also folders named INBOX.mbox, Sent Messages.mbox, Drafts.mbox, Deleted Messages.mbox, and if using Junk filtering in Automatic, a Junk.mbox. Do you find this to be the case. The POP folder should be at the first level of the Mail folder, and subordinate to any other folder hierarchy.
Also, at the first level of the Mail folder, you will find the Mailboxes folder -- in the Mailboxes folder should be found the Outbox.mbox, and any xxxxx.mbox folders for any mailboxes you have created. These xxxx.mbox folders may be within other folders, and not. Do you find this organization in place? By any chance, do you find any folders named Personal within the Mail folder?
With regard to leftover files, that can be quite problematic, let me include the following:
Since your mailboxes, or at least some of them, originated in Panther (and earlier), I want you to read the article at the link below, and get back to me with some observations, before attempting any changes:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301315
This issue of leftover files applies not only to mailboxes you have previously created (which are in the Mailboxes folder the article mentioned) but can also apply to those mailboxes in account folders created prior to the upgrade to Tiger.
Also, you may want to report the size of each file or folder found within a typical mailbox such as INBOX.mbox and particularly Drafts.mbox. Do not, however, try to list the files that are within the folders named Messages, that are found in each and every mailbox. If conversion was fairly recent then it may be very important to compare the size of any file named "mbox" with that of the Messages folder. If the mbox is greater in size than the Messages folder, then not all messages have been converted to be in the Messages folder.
Once again, the path to the Mail folder is Home/Library/Mail -- within the Mail folder are one or more account folders and the Mailboxes folder. In addition, with Mail 2.0, there is a file named Envelope Index at the first level of the Mail folder. This new universal index supplants the separate index file once found in each mailbox -- it health may be impacted by the leftover files, if any.
More info, please.
Ernie

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