MBP : SSD + HDD : Pouvoir installer applications sur les 2 disques avec un seul utilisateur

Bonjour,
J'ai acquis hier un MacBook Pro que j'ai equipé d'un SSD 126Go ainsi qu'un HDD (a la place du lecteur de CD/DVD) de 1 To.
Afin de ne pas trop charger mon SSD afin que mon MacBook Pro conserve sa rapidité, je cherche le moyen de pouvoir installer des applications aussi bien sur le SSD que sur le HDD mais avec un seul user : celui que j'ai enregistré sur l'OS (qui est sur le SSD) .
Cela n'est actuellement pas possible car lorsque j'essaye d'installer un programme quelconque et que je choissis le HDD comme destination, on m'informe que OSX n'est pas installé sur ce disque. (C'est bien le cas, je l'ai juste formaté au format Mac OS Journalisé).
Une idée ?
Bien Cordialement,
Gautier Krakowka

Allo Gautier,
Il faut formatter le HDD comme "mac OS Extended (journalled)" avec le logiciel "Disk Utility".
Après je propose de mettre le Librarie de iTunes sur le HDD, et aussi autre Libraries (iPhoto, Lightroom, Calibre, Virtual machines, etc).
Laissez OSX et les Logiciels sur le SSD.
N'oubliez pas de faire des backups sur un disk externe !, aussi pour TM.
Lex

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I have the late (or mid, as some call it) 7,1 version 2010 MacBook Pro. I was planning on getting an SSD HDD.
Questions are: Which one could i get that will work fully with it?
SATA2 ? SATA3 ?
Should i use the sata for the HDD or the one for the DVDROM?
any specs you can give me or direct recommendations appreciated.
I'm an experienced IT tech but i'm lost when it comes to SSDs.
Thanks in advance for any replies!

Allo Gautier,
Il faut formatter le HDD comme "mac OS Extended (journalled)" avec le logiciel "Disk Utility".
Après je propose de mettre le Librarie de iTunes sur le HDD, et aussi autre Libraries (iPhoto, Lightroom, Calibre, Virtual machines, etc).
Laissez OSX et les Logiciels sur le SSD.
N'oubliez pas de faire des backups sur un disk externe !, aussi pour TM.
Lex

Mid09 MBP: SSD/HDD upgrade, running bootcamp, partitions advice needed

Hi, I recently just put in a Vertex 2 128GB SSD into the optical bay, and still have my original 500GB 5400RPM drive.
Currently I have the 500gb split in half, for OSX and BOOTCAMP, and I am planning to reformat everything and install Lion.
Would it be a good idea to split the SSD into two partitions, and buy a new 1TB HDD 5400RPM and split that in half as well? (Is the 1TB 5400rpm drive the fastest HDD I can get right now? Which brand?)
I plan to do some light gaming on the bootcamp side, and produce music/use Logic Pro on OSX.
How else could I split the partitions for maximum optimization? OSX/Bootcamp are equally important. Thank you for your time.

The SSD should go into the former HD spot and the HD go into the optical or you'll have problems.
See BMer over at MacOwnersSupportGroup, he's into that.
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Upgrade MBP with SSD+HDD to Mountain Lion

I have a MBP mid-2009 with 4Gb RAM, which I replaced the HDD with an SSD and moved the HDD to the optical bay. The current Snow Leopard OS boots from the SSD (all system files are in the SSD), however I keep the home folders (/Users) in the HDD. This is because my SSD is small while I have a lot of large personal files. Now I want to upgrade the OS to Mountain Lion (required to run certain apps). My main concern is whether the ML upgrade will break my system configuration (perhaps lose files, unbootable), because my SSD+HDD system configuration is nonstandard. Any experience or tips are very welcome. Thanks!

You shouldn't have any problems. However, I will suggest the following:
Repair your hard drive and permissions before upgrading.
Make a backup of your current system, preferable a bootable one, just in case.
After you download Mountain Lion, you might wish to do this:
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1. After downloading Mountain/Lion you must first save the Install Mac OS X Mountain/
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    the copy into your Downloads folder. Now you can click on the Install button. You
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2. Get a USB flash drive that is at least 8 GBs. Prep this flash drive as follows:
a. Open Disk Utility in your Utilities folder.
b. After DU loads select your flash drive (this is the entry with the mfgr.'s ID and size) from the left
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c. Under the Volume Scheme heading set the number of partitions from the drop down menu to one.
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d. Select the volume you just created (this is the sub-entry under the drive entry) from the left side
      list. Click on the Erase tab in the DU main window.
e. Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Options button, check the
      button for Zero Data and click on OK to return to the Erase window.
f. Click on the Erase button. The format process can take up to an hour depending upon the flash
     drive size.
3. Locate the saved Mountain/Lion installer in your Downloads folder. CTRL- or RIGHT-click on the installer and select Show Package Contents from the contextual menu. Double-click on the Contents folder to open it. Double-click on the SharedSupport folder. In this folder you will see a disc image named InstallESD.dmg.
4. Plug in your freshly prepared USB flash drive. You are going to clone the content of the InstallESD.dmg disc image to the flash drive as follows:
a. Double-click on the InstallESD.dmg file to mount it on your Desktop.
b. Open Disk Utility.
c. Select the USB flash drive from the left side list.
d. Click on the Restore tab in the DU main window.
e. Select the USB flash drive volume from the left side list and drag it to the Destination entry field.
f. Drag the mounted disc icon from the Desktop into the Source entry field.
g. Double-check you got it right, then click on the Restore button.
When the clone is completed you have a fully bootable installer that you can use without having to re-download Mountain/Lion.
Note: The term Mountain/Lion used above means Lion or Mountain Lion.
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Ourquoi iweb n'est-il plus installé sur les nouveaux mac. Moi qui me faisait une joie de bidouiller. que vais pouvoir prendre comme logiciel à la place? merci

pourquoi iweb n'est-il plus installé sur les nouveaux mac. Moi qui me faisait une joie de bidouiller. que vais pouvoir prendre comme logiciel à la place? merci

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Comment configurer le DCOM afin de pouvoir ouvrir une application sur un autre ordinateur à l'aide de automation open?

Bonjour,
Je suis actuellement en stage et utilise labview.
J'ai deja créé un vi me permettant d'ouvrir une application (CANoe) sur le même ordinateur à partir de labview, en utilisant Automation Open.
Je cherche maintenant à faire de même, mais avec le vi labview sur un ordinateur, et l'application sur un autre ordinateur.(je les ai connecté en wifi pour l'instant). quand je mets l'adresse IP voulue sur l'entrée "machine name" de Automation Open, cela n'a pas l'air de fonctionner.
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Je suppose que ton application CANoe dispose d'une interface ActiveX. Assure toi que du côté de ton PC client celui-ci est bien enregistré.
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Console Root » Component Services » Computers » My Computer, clique droit sur My Computer et sélectionne Properties
Va sur l'onglet COM Security
Change les Access Permission Limits en cliquant sur Edit Limits... dans la section Access Permissions
Sélectionne Local and Remote Access
Dans la section Launch and Activation Permissions, clique sur Edit Limits...
Ajoute Local et Remote Launch, et Local et Remote Activation permissions
Navigue dans Console Root » Component Services » Computer » My Computer » DCOM Config » [YourApplication] Remote Engine, rclique droit et sélectionn Properties
Onglet Security>>Customize>>Edit
Donne les accès à l'utilisateur
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What is the 0x80070570 error when installing Win7 or Win8 or Win 8.1 on a clean SSD/HDD ?!

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Windows cannot install required files. The file may be corrupt or missing. Make sure that all files required for installation are available and restart the installation. Error code:0x80070570.
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Je ne peux pas charger d'application sur itunes, j'ai ce message : "code d'erreur : ssl_error_rx_record_too_long". Que faire ?

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Hey Everyone,
I'm buying a W530 in the next few days and have become confused about the SSD/HDD setup that I want. I've tried to research a lot about it but the articles I find seem to be mixed and I just want a clear explanation.
Here's what I'm planning on buying:
Intel Core i7-3820QM Processor
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Windows 8 Pro 64
500GB HDD 7200rpm
I have already purchased the Samsung 830 256GB SSD and plan to replace the HDD with it. Also, already purchased an adapter for the optical drive for my HDD to go in. No questions regarding that.
My questions deal with installing Windows 8 Pro 64 onto the SSD. Most of the articles I have read talk about Windows 7, so I'm not sure if there is a difference.
Questions:
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- Where do I get a clean install for Windows 8?
- If I do a backup, do I put the backup on disks or usb drive? I've read some forums that say Windows 8 can't be put on disks?
- Any step-by-step guides for Windows 8 that people have seen?
Like I said, I'm pretty new to this and want to do it right.
Thanks!

Informations sur les sources d'alimentation NI externe.

Bonjour,
Je cherche des informations sur les alimentations NI externes que je veux utiliser dans une application de régulation de température
avec une plate forme PXI (Excitation AC de trois éléments Chauffants).
Dans notre cas on a besoin d'alimentation externe Multivoies et je ne sais pas si ca existe? Car sur le site de NI je ne trouve pas.
Je me demande si quelqu'un peut m'orienter dans ce sens (Liens Données techniques,prix ,,etc.) .
Cordialement

Re bonjour Nadal06,
Malheureusement les alimentations de puissance proposées par NI fournissent une puissance continue et non alternative.
La gamme "PS" propose des alimentations externes de puissance de ce type (attention, elles ne s'enfichent pas dans un chassis PXI).
vous trouverez leur spécifications en suivant ce lien
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Peut-on installer labview sur un disque de démarrage?

Bonjour,
J'ai une licence labVIEW 8.5 pour Windows. Je souhaiter créer une clé USB portable telle qu'on pourrait avoir avec BartPE ou WinPE. Avec ces outils chargés en mémoire il est possible d'ajouter ou de supprimer des applications.
Ma question est:
Est il possible possible d'installer LabVIEW sur un windows portable?.
Si ce n'est pas possible, est il possible de l'intégrer sur un outil tel que PortableApps ou LiberKey?
Merci

Bonjour
bebop53,
Votre
version de LabVIEW ne peut-être installée sur un Windows portable.
Il existe
des solutions pour développer des
applications LabVIEW sur des OS comme Windows CE en utilisant le Module LabVIEW Mobile.
Je vous
invite à contacter les conseillers avant ventes de chez NI au 01 57 66 24 24,
qui pourront vous conseiller sur les solutions « portable ».
Le support
des 2 outils que vous citez n'est pas reconnu par NI, il y a donc de forte
chance d'incompatibilité
Cordialement,
Cedric F.
National Instruments France
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Need help with workflow: New iMac with SSD & HDD and Pegasus Promise

Hello everyone! I've decided to upgrade my iMac and ordered an i7 with the SSD and HDD drive configuration as well as the Pegasus Promise 12TB drive. I've been researching as to what's the best way to manage both the SSD and HDD drives and I really haven't seen an end-all answer. Now with the purchase of the Pegasus Promise, I'm more confused as to what's the best approach to take. Here are my thoughts:
1. Use the SSD as the boot and application drive and the HDD for the users folder.
2. Use the SSD as the boot and application drive, the HDD for the users folder, and photos and pics onto the Pegasus.
3. Use the SSD as the boot and application drive, the Pegasus for the users folder, and the HDD for ???
4. Just use the Pegasus drive as the boot drive and use it for everything. (being that it's a RAID drive, then all my files are backed-up already)
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I'm working on a similar premise. i7, SSD, HDD, Promise raid, etc.
I'm nowhere near as savvy as a lot of the people here, but after a lot of research I decided that focusing on how the Pegasus gets configured is the most important for me. My concerns are for a business in photography, btw.
I can't budget the 12TB unit so I'm trying to make the most of either the R4-8tb or th R6-6tb.
I'm planning to launch the applications from the SSD. I will use the Mac HDD for typical non-photographic files, iTunes (mine's not so big), and standard fair. This is all backed up via Time Machine to a 3TB Western Digital MyBook for the time being.
As for the Pegasus, I believe I've settled on: taking an R6-6tb unit, placing the 6th drive in my firesafe from the moment I get it. Configuring the remaining 5 drives in a level 5 setup. Leaves me 4TB to get started and buys me a few succesful quarters to plan on daisy chaining another unit when memory is needed. This way, I may not have maximum possible drive space, but I've got a replacement drive on the ready should I experience a drive-failure. Then, I'm not sitting on pins and needles while I await a replacement; they'll simply be shipping me a new "spare".
I still need to actually speak to someone @ Promise to make sure this will work, as I stated: I"m learning as I go here. If this is an acceptable Raid setup, you would have 8TB available to you.
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Upgdaring MacBook Pro to SSD ( HDD)

Hello,
so I have MacBook Pro mid 2012 13" and I was thinking about upgrading my HDD to SSD. But I also came up with an idea of removing the CD-ROM (because I don't use it at all) and putting HDD instead of CD-ROM. So my macbook would have SSD and HDD at the same time. I could install OS X and all the other apps into SSD and keep my movies, music etc. on my HDD. I know this is possible, but I have one question: what are the cons of doing this? I mean maybe my battery won't last that long or something like that? Is there anything I should know before upgrading my macbook to SSD+HDD?

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Accéder/déployer des applications sur des cRIO-9074 aux travers d'un VPN

Bonjour,
Je suis basé en France est je voudrais accéder à des cRIO-9074 situés en Chine (Shanghai) via notre VPN d'entreprise.
Via notre VPN d'entreprise les cRIO sont dans le même réseaux, je "ping" les cRIO Chinois depuis la France.
Impossible des les voir dans NI-MAX, donc impossible de déployer mes applications sur ces équipements.
Ma question : y-a-t-il des ports informatiques spéciaux à ouvrir sur nos passerelles et routeurs pour pouvoir communiquer avec les cRIO ?
Merci d'avance pour votre support.
Stephane M.

Bonjour,
Normalement, il est possible de communiquer entre un pc et un cRIO à distance via un réseau VPN.
Attention quand même au Firewall qui peut cependant bloquer certaines connexions.
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3079
3537
3580*
44525
44516*
44517
Les ports 3580 et 44516 sont les plus importants.
Attention ceci n'est pas une liste officielle mais il est propbable que l'ouverture de ces ports corrige votre problème.
Cordialement.
Aurélien Corbin
National Instruments France
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