File system lim

The Nomad Xtra Zen 60 is pretty amazing. However, considering the vastness of its storage space, it has some serious shortcomings.
I understand it uses ID3 tags to create the file names in its proprietary file format. This creates a problem for me. I have separate whole CD's I'd like to put on it, as well as a compilation of my favourite tracks. As soon as a track is in both categories, it refuses to be copied because it already exists. On my PC it's simply in another directory, but on the Nomad the file already exists...
) How can I work around this?
2) Which parts of the ID3 tag are used in the Nomad file system file name?
3) Everything would be solved if the file system wouldn't be 'flat' (the dratted iPod has a hierarchical file system I think). Are there any hacks out there? Is Creative thinking of implementing this in a new firmware or have they already moved on to new players?
And, last but not least, when I do a search on the forum, all resulting messages are truncated. Is there any way to show them completely?

I believe the MP3 player uses Title, Artist, Album and Genre to identify the tracks in the MP3 player.
It is recommended that you tag your files properly. Many media player applications and MP3 players use the tag for identifying the track and displaying the track information. If you have organized your files properly by directories and filenames in your PC hard disk, it is not difficult to tag your files. There are many third party applications that you can use to tag your files based on directories and filenames. Creative MediaSource also allows you to tag your files based on directories and filenames. If you want to try MediaSource, simply run MediaSource and click the Import button at the top of the PC Music Library view. The MediaSource's Import Wizard has an option to add your files to the PC Music library and also tag the files according to directories and filenames at the same time.

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File system recommendation in SAP -AIX

Dear All ,
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Edited by: satheesh0812 on Dec 20, 2010 7:13 AM

Hi,
Please identify what are the activities that were taking place which was consuming your space so rapidly.
Analyze if the same activities are going to be performed in future, if so for how many months.
Based on the comparision of present growth trend you can predict future trend and decide. Also analyze which table/tablespace is growing fast and what were its related data files and where are they located, you need to increase that file system to high level rather increasing all file systems sapdata1...4.
Based on gathered inputs you can easily predict future growth trends and accordingly increase your size with additional space of 10%.
You can increase your file system there is no limitation such, but you will face performance related problems. For this you need to create a separate tablespace and move the heavily growing table data files into that table space with proper index build.
Regards.
Edited by: Sita Rr Uppalapati on Dec 20, 2010 3:20 PM

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ZfD 6.5.2 NW 6.5.5
Is it possible to give an app rights to the file system on a Netware
box to find the msi it needs to install even if there isn't a user
logged in to the workstation?
We have an app associated with workstations and when we tried to push
it a number of installs failed because the users were logging on
workstation only.
This is also relevant to apps which install as "unsecure system user"
because they do not inherit the logged-in user's Netware file system
rights. In the past we've given the [public] trustee rights in order to
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See .....................
https://secure-support.novell.com/Ka...AL_Public.html
Craig Wilson - MCNE, MCSE, CCNA
Novell Support Forums Volunteer Sysop
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> Note: You could also configure the MSI app to "Force Cache". This way the
> install source would be cached to the local PC.
>
>
> --
> Craig Wilson - MCNE, MCSE, CCNA
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>
> Novell does not officially monitor these forums.
>
> Suggestions/Opinions/Statements made by me are solely my own.
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> "Craig Wilson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> You may need to assign the MSI to the Workstation object and set the
>> application to "Distribute in Workstation Security Space if Workstation
>> Associated".
>>
>> Apps can be configured to use "User" or "Workstation/System" credentials,
>> but an app will never try one if the other is not available. It simply
>> uses the one for which it is configured.
>>
>> There is a really nice TID someplace that shows what security space
>> different parts of ZEN run in, but I cant find it at the moment.
>> I will keep looking, but many somebody else knows where it is.
>>
>> In regards to your missing icons, most likely nobody has seen it or has
>> any ideas what it may be.
>> I could not.
>>
>> If posts go unanswered, you can always try reposting and mentioning you
>> did not get an answer previously.
>> I know that I dont answer unless I have a good idea of what is wrong.
>> Tossing out guesses my dissuade others from giving their thoughts.
>> But once they know you are not getting any answers, folks tend to toss
>> out more guesses.
>>
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>> Craig Wilson - MCNE, MCSE, CCNA
>> Novell Support Forums Volunteer Sysop
>>
>> Novell does not officially monitor these forums.
>>
>> Suggestions/Opinions/Statements made by me are solely my own.
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>> "Anthony Hilton" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> Anthony Hilton wrote:
>>>
>>>> Craig Wilson wrote:
>>>>
>>>> > Grant Rights to the "Workstation Object".
>>>> >
>>>> > This will address some of the issues.
>>>> > Be sure to not use "Mapped" drives as well.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks Craig. I'll do that through the workstation group which the zen
>>>> app is associated with.
>>>>
>>>> Yes, the app uses UNC path.
>>>>
>>>> I'm glad you're still here - my 2 previous threads (17 April and 9 May
>>>> both about missing icons) have gone un-answered and I was beginning to
>>>> wonder whether everyone had moved over to the Zfd7 forums.
>>>>
>>>
>>> No success yet.
>>>
>>> The Workstation group already had RF rights to the directory containing
>>> the msi. The workstation's effective rights show RF to the msi itself
>>> but running the Zen app gives msi error 1620 which suggests either no
>>> access to the source or a share name over 12 characters.
>>>
>>> \\server\sys\public\it\zenapps\supplier_opthalmolo gy\supplier_opthalmolo
>>> gy.msi doesn't seem to breach the 12 character limit.
>>>
>>> Any other ideas?
>>>
>>> Anthony
>>>
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>>>
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>>
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Edited by: Dmitry Kalmykov on Jul 28, 2009 8:58 AM

Hi,
I too feel that option 1 would be best choice.
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Hi All
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-Ravi.M

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