=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Flash_8=3A_Filereference_-_Dialog_=22Sp?= =?ISO-8859-1?Q?eichern_unter=22_crashed_bei_=22gro=DFen_Schrif?= =?ISO-8859-1?Q?tarten=22?=
Hallo zusammen,
wir verwenden ein Objekt vom Typ filereference, um Dateien
zum Download
anzubieten. Soweit klappt alles wunderbar.
Einzige Ausnahme: Bei einem dt. Windows XP mit "gro�en
Schriftarten"
(Anzeige->Eigenschaften->Darstellung->Schriftgrad:"Gro�e
Schriftarten")
wird der Dialog "Speichern unter" nicht angezeigt und die
Flash-Anwendung st�rzt ab.
Nach bisheriger Recherche ruft filereference einen
Windows-Systemdialog auf.
Hat jemand �hnliche Probleme beobachten k�nnen
oder wei� jemand, wie man
diese Schwierigkeiten beheben oder umgehen kann? Ist das
vielleicht ein
bekanntes Problem? Gibt es einen Hinweis in der
Knowledge-Base von
Macromedia bzw. Microsoft?
Vielen Dank f�r Kommentare.
Gr��e,
Michael
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Last edited by gav989 (2012-02-12 10:59:11)thanks for that, according to this it should be run like
/path/to/build.sh build single netinstall
from inside the chroot
posting this for my own reference and in case it helps others, will mark as solved
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mkisofs -o my.iso -A "Software DVD" -D -L -P "Study "-p CBC/XLE -r -T -V R50 -v iso
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mkisofs: The option '-P' is reserved by POSIX.1-2001.
mkisofs: The option '-P' means 'do not follow symbolic links'.
mkisofs: Mkisofs-2.02 will introduce POSIX semantics for '-P'.
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Scanning iso/rac_stage3
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Using RAC_S001 for /rac_stage1 (rac_stage3)
Using INSTA000.1;1 for ..
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0.42% done, estimate finish Thu Feb 1 16:12:35 2007
0.84% done, estimate finish Thu Feb 1 16:12:36 2007
1.26% done, estimate finish Thu Feb 1 16:12:36 2007
1.69% done, estimate finish Thu Feb 1 16:12:36 2007
2.11% done, estimate finish Thu Feb 1 16:12:36 2007
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87.65% done, estimate finish Thu Feb 1 16:14:54 2007
88.07% done, estimate finish Thu Feb 1 16:14:54 2007
mkisofs: File too large. cannot fwrite 32768*1
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thanks!does it matter "copy protection" ? for the problem that i have?
my computer is alwyes get stuck while i trying to made a dvd or image
i made few disks wite menu in the past & i had not problems at all -
2013.03-4 archboot "2k13-R1" ISO hybrid images released
Hi Arch community,
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Homepage and for more information on archboot:
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Archboot
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Hybrid image files and torrents are provided, which include
i686 and/or x86_64 core repository. Please check md5sum before using it.
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Please get it from your favorite arch linux mirror:
https://downloads.archlinux.de/iso/archboot/2013.03/
<yourmirror>/iso/archboot/2013.03/
/boot for PXE/Rescue files are provided here:
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<yourmirror>/iso/archboot/2013.03/boot
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Have fun!
greetings
tpowa
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latest kernel (3.8) were installed instead.
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I shoot a lot of sports using auto ISO which means I get hundreds of images from a day with a variety of different ISO values, including all sorts of intermediate values (like ISO 280, for example). There are times when I'd like to apply LR noise reduction across the whole batch of images, but I'd like to apply it based on the ISO value of the image. For example at ISO 1250 and above, I want a particular NR Luminance value. From 640 to 1250, I want a different value. From 400-640, a different value. I know you can define some things at import time based on ISO, but that doesn't seem practical when the ISO value can be nearly anything as it would take hundreds of import profiles.
So, any ideas how to apply NR based on the ISO across a batch of images?jfriend0 wrote:
How do "defaults" interact with a preset applied upon import? I shoot RAW and apply a preset upon import for every import I do. If I apply a preset upon import will it override the "default" anyway? If that's the case, then defaults are of no use to me.
Yes - Lightroom presets are absolute, but unlike the default settings, presets don't have to specify all the settings. If a preset setting is specified, it will blindly overwrite the previous setting, if not specified then the previous value will remain unaltered.
DevAdjust supports relative presets: final-value = present-value +/- relative-preset-value
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I have been asked something for the first time ever...to provide a TOS format DVD. I have received this befire..but never created. What export steps do I take to make the DVD?
ThanksYou make an regular dvd using dvdstudiopro. Once you do the build you need to create an iso image.
Here's a link I found with a simple google for "creating an iso file on a mac"
http://club.myce.com/f59/create-iso-image-mac-os-x-using-built-disk-utility-app- 200501/ -
Disk Utility - create ISO Data DVD image for burning?
Which are the exact options in Disk Utility that I need to select, in order to create an ISO DVD Data image that will be readable by PCs and Macs alike?
I have looked on the web and in the help but am none the wiser due to lack of an explanation of the options
Format: Mac OS Extended (journaled),...,MS-DOS (FAT)
Partitions:Single partition - Apple Partition Map,...,Single Partition CD/DVD with ISO data
If you cannot point me in the direction of some decent documentation, please just tell me which options I need to select to create an ISO Data DVD
ThanksTry this link.
Basically, you can drag a folder into the list on the left. Then, with the folder selected, click New Disk Image from the toolbar at the top (not sure of the exact wording, but it's something along those lines). Make sure to select ISO from the pop-up menu.
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Hyper-V 2012 R2 Gen 2 VM failed to boot from SCSI DVD drive using ISO image file
Hello:
I'm having a problem trying to install Windows 8.1 Professional on a new Gen 2 VM. I created a new Gen 2 VM using Hyper-V Manager running on Windows Server 2012 R2 and then told it to boot off DVD drive which pionts to the ISO file that I copied to the E:
drive. The ISO file mounted in the virtual DVD drive is the Windows 8.1 Professional x64 VL ISO that I downloaded off of TechNet. When I start up the VM to install the OS, I receive this error:
"Synthetic SCSI Controller (Instance ID 7512B228-F7BC-4DD8-B4F4-72A5B042C2E9): Failed to Power on with Error 'The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable.' (0x80070570). (Virtual machine ID 4195A398-3531-4A34-8588-D1FC3F3DD2D4)"
Basically the SCSI controller can't read the ISO file. However, the IDE controller on a Gen1 VM can read and boot from the ISO just fine. Has anyone else run into this problem? Is there a way to resolve this issue and allow me to boot the ISO from a SCSI
controller?
Or is there a bug with the Hyper-V SCSI controller that makes it unable to boot from ISOs properly?
-JPHi JP,
In addition , please try :
1. copy the ISO to an not shared local folder or drive
2. uncheck the "enable secure boot" in VM settings .
If the issue still persists , maybe you can try to down load a new ISO file then try to boot again .
Hope it helps
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Unable to install Generation 2 VM using ISO on win Server 2012 R2
I'm having a problem trying to build a new Generation 2 VM for Windows 8.1 Enterprise. I create a new Gen2 VM and then tell it to install the OS off of a virtual DVD drive attached to the SCSI controller. The ISO file mounted in the virtual DVD drive is
the Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64 evaluation ISO that I downloaded off of TechNet. When I start up the VM to install the OS, I receive this error:
"Synthetic SCSI controller [...] Failed to Power on with Error: 'The version does not support this version of the file format'".
Basically the SCSI controller can't read the ISO file. However, the IDE controller on a Gen1 VM can read and boot from the ISO just fine. Has anyone else run into this problem? Is there a way to resolve this issue and allow me to boot the ISO from a
SCSI controller?
Or is there a bug with the client Hyper-V SCSI controller that makes it unable to boot from ISOs properly? Has anyone experienced a similar issue on the server side?Did you check your VM boot order?
Also, since this forum is under SCVMM - are you attempting to use SCVMM to create this Generation2 VM and then boot it from the ISO? If so, you may have to use the Hyper-V Manger to do that, as the boot order could not be changed with SCVMM the last
I checked.
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I am new to Gen2 Hyper-V and so far I simply can't use it, because I am unable to install any (supported) guest OS from an ISO ...
So far I tried that on:
1. my HP Z230/i4770 workstation (Secure Boot disabled) host running Windows 8.1 Pro x64 (with Hyper-V feature enabled), can't boot any VM with supported OS ISO.
2. my home desktop/i3770K (secure Boot enabled) host running Windows 8.1 Pro x64, same result, error during VM boot from ISO, quoted below.
Synthetic SCSI controller (instance blah blah) Failed to Power on with Error 'The version does not support this version of file format'
Gen1 guests of course work perfectly fine with those ISOs, because emulated DVD IDE picks up the official Enterprise Evaluation ISO of either Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows 8.1 x64 Enterprise, perfectly fine and all works OK in Legacy boot mode.
When I create a new guest and select Gen2, then no matter if I check or uncheck the Secure Boot in virtual Boot Order options for the guest (while setting the SCSI DVD at top of course), it simply doesn't work, always same error. I tried first connecting
to VM to see if it prompts for key press, but it doesn't, the error is instant on Power on when (supported) ISO image is selected to be booted.
I verified that both of official Enterprise Evaluation ISO's of either WS2012r2 and W8.1x64 are bootable in both the UEFI mode (Secure Boot enabled) and Legacy BIOS mode using a physical computer.
What am I missing here???FYI, above is wrong! it's not about linking ISO to virtual DVD or selecting "Install OS later", it's all about the location of the ISO file and share permissions on parent folder!
I was actually suspecting several issues, but haven't had time to test it, was thinking about issues like assigning (or not) some of initial settings during Gen2 VM creation, e.g.:
-Network connection through virtual switch or Not Connected (make no different if assigned or not)
-Memory above 4096MB (makes no difference if < or > 4096MB)
-ISO file location (makes huge difference!)
The ISO file CANNOT be placed on network share OR in shared folder on same local drive as the VHDX file (works fine if parent folder is not shared).
I can now replicate the issue easily every time and it always fails with file format unsupported message whenever I have the ISO file located either on remote network share, or (fails the same way too) when I have the ISO file placed locally (on host drive)
when simply a parent folder is shared... must be some permissions issue... and a pretty dumb one considering that in production environments nearly everything is placed on remote file servers ...
... so the moral of the story is, if you want to install Gen2 VM in win8/2012 hyper-V then you must copy the ISO file to Hyper-V host drive AND make sure the parent folder is not shared. works every time now! :) -
I activated Hyper-V on my fully patched Windows 8.1 Enterprise 64-bit host PC and tried to create a Windows Server 2008 R2 virtual machine that should have installed from the bootable ISO (the one I downloaded from my MSDN subscription) for Windows Server
2008 R2, but when the VM starts, it goes through its boot device progression and fails to recognize the ISO as bootable. No amount of coaxing will convince Hyper-V to use the bootable ISO to install the operating system in the VM.
To see if there was an issue with the ISO, I removed Hyper-V from the host (because, as I discovered, VMware refuses to run when Hyper-V is present) and then fired up VMware Workstation 10, pointed it to the exact same ISO and it created the VM from that
ISO just fine. That proves there is nothing wrong with the ISO image.
I'm new to Hyper-V since I've been using VMware Workstation for quite some time and figured it was high time I began to make the switch to Hyper-V (since I'm paying for it anyway).
What setting(s) do I need to adjust to insure that Hyper-V sees the bootable ISO properly so it will install that OS in the virtual machine?
If you think development is tough now, think how hard it was using punched cards :-)I followed the Hyper-V wizard instructions to the letter, including telling it the full path to where the ISO I wanted to use in creating my very first VM is located. I assume (perhaps incorrectly) that the Hyper-V wizard mounted that ISO on whatever
device it deemed appropriate, hopefully one that is in the boot device sequence. It all was very straight-forward and easy to understand; however, it doesn't work.
The corresponding wizard in VMware Workstation 10 fully understands the ISO and proceeds with its "Easy Install" process without anything else except the license key.
I didn't capture a video of the failed Hyper-V boot process, but to summarize, it went through its "progression" of devices and simply never found the ISO that I had previously designated.
Despite its seeming simplicity, the Hyper-V creation wizard doesn't perform what it is instructed to do while the equivalent VMware Workstation 10 wizard works flawlessly.
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How to convert Windows 8.1 .exe file to ISO image for installation via Boot Camp?
I have a late 2013 retina display MacBook Pro and want to use Boot Camp to run one piece of software that is run exclusively on Windows operating systems. I have a Windows 8.1 download from MS that is an .exe file, and I need to convert it (I believe) to an ISO image on a flash drive. How do I convert the .exe file to an ISO image?
If you want to use Mac OS X at the same time as Windows, run one of these:
VMWare Fusion
Parallels
Virtual Box (Open Source)
If you are willing to alternate Boot Windows -OR- Mac OS X, all you need is Bootcamp Assistant (and your Windows installer, of course.)
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