RAID MANAGER for X86?

I am currently working on a project , in which I am connecting an x86 W1100Z Sun server, running Solaris 10, to an A1000 through using an LM320 Dual SCSI card.
The theory is to use SAMBA to share the A1000's file systems across a network consisting of Solaris and Windows hosts.
Despite the proper connection (and termination) of the A1000 to the SCSI card , I am unable to see the A1000 from the "format" command.
I am also unable to find a copy of RAID Manager 6.22.1 which will run on an x86 architecture.
Can someone please advise on how to proceed?
Thanks.

Thanks for the info.
I know that Sun doesn't support A1000 any more, and that it is old-school (plus isn't supported on Solaris 10). However, just 'cos it ain't supported, don't mean it doesn't work!!!!
I had the same A1000 hooked onto the same W1100Z, running Windows Server 2003 and it had no problems seeing it (as a JBOD rather than a RAID, but that's not really a problem once you set up the A1000 to manage itself).
I just find it very hard to believe that there would be a curcumstance where Windows could do something / support something that Solaris doesn't!!!!
I'll try hooking the A1000 onto one on my v880's and re-configuring it as RAID 5 using RM6.22.1, then attach it to the W1100Z and see what happens there.
Any more advice would still be appreciated.

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Message was edited by: brian -- initial post was truncated.
brian.lloyd

I am attempting to set up RAID-1 (mirroring) for root and swap. I am attempting to work from "Solaris Volume Manager Administration Guide," Part No: 816�4520�12. (Same place you pointed me except I downloaded the pdf so I could page through it faster.) On page 105 you will find an entry for "Create a mirror from the root (/) filesystem," which directs you to page 122, "�x86: How to Create a RAID-1 Volume From the root (/) File System by Using DCA�.
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<b>Sun StorEdge RAID Manager 6.22 User's Guide</b>
<table border="0" align="center" width="90%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td class="SmallText"><b>Quote:</b></td></tr><tr><td class="quote">
This manual provides the information necessary to set up, monitor, tune, and repair
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Hi,
I have two A1000 module attached to Sun Fire 280 R with X6541A through both channels. Here is raidutil info for (c3t4d0 and c4t8d0)
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LUNs found on c3t4d0.
LUN 0 RAID 3 381620 MB
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ProductID StorEDGE A1000
Product Revision 0301
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ProductID StorEDGE A1000
Product Revision 0205
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# lad
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c4t8d0 1T03843281 LUNS: 0
Those output actually reflecting the settings,
But what format command gave me is inconsistent with raid manager:
AVAILABLE DISK SELECTIONS:
0. c1t0d0 <SUN36G cyl 24620 alt 2 hd 27 sec 107>
/pci@8,600000/SUNW,qlc@4/fp@0,0/ssd@w21000004cf092afe,0
1. c1t1d0 <SUN36G cyl 24620 alt 2 hd 27 sec 107>
/pci@8,600000/SUNW,qlc@4/fp@0,0/ssd@w2100002037cd9c32,0
2. c3t4d0 <Symbios-StorEDGEA1000-0205 cyl 43084 alt 2 hd 128 sec 64>
/pseudo/rdnexus@3/rdriver@4,0
Select 2 -->partition-->print
Part Tag Flag Cylinders Size Blocks
0 root wm 0 - 43083 168.30GB (43084/0/0) 352944128
1 swap wu 0 0 (0/0/0) 0
2 backup wu 0 - 43083 168.30GB (43084/0/0) 352944128
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Dears
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kindly give me solutions on [email protected]
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kindly give me solutions on [email protected]
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hi,
i installed the RAID manager on my server Enterprise 220R, but during the installation it gave me this error:
drvconfig: driver failed to attach: rdriver
drvconfig: driver failed to attach: rdriver
RDAC daemons initiated
WARNING: set_drivers: No arrays were found that are controlled by either the sd or the ssd driver
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PS:at the back panel of the A1000 the "controller active" LED is on..so it whould work, no?!!!
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Hello,
the A1000 isn't supported under Solaris 10 (by Sun, under service contract, ...), but works.
Rainer Orth and Fredrik Lundholm posted instructions on comp.unix.solaris. This an except from the post
Fredrik Lundholm < ... > wrote:
RDAC stands for Redundant Disk Array Controller Support, and is only
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only has a single controller it is not needed. rm6 talks to the A1000
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appropriate prior notice (i.e.: EOL notices) in S9 Release Notes*.
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engineer quickly determined that RM6 runs just fine with an A1000.
I later learned that the claimed reason for support removal was that the
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determine where the modules are? So while the driver isn't technically
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Nov 21 23:24:47 sequoia krtld: [ID 472681 kern.notice] WARNING: mod_load: cannot load module 'rdriver'
Nov 21 23:24:47 sequoia genunix: [ID 370176 kern.warning] WARNING: forceload of drv/rdriver failed
Nov 21 23:24:47 sequoia krtld: [ID 819705 kern.notice] /kernel/drv/sparcv9/rdriver: undefined symbol
Nov 21 23:24:47 sequoia krtld: [ID 826211 kern.notice] 'dev_get_dev_info'
Nov 21 23:24:47 sequoia krtld: [ID 472681 kern.notice] WARNING: mod_load: cannot load module 'rdriver'
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as I had already done in S8:
--- rmparams.rm6221 Mon Nov 21 13:29:22 2005
+++ rmparams Tue Nov 22 00:23:58 2005
@@ -80,8 +80,9 @@
# RDAC driver/Resolution Daemon Failover parameters
-Rdac_SupportDisabled=FALSE
-Rdac_SinglePathSupportDisabled=FALSE
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Rdac_HotAddDisabled=PARTIAL
Rdac_HotAddIDs:4:5:
Rdac_NativeScsiDrivers:sd:
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I'm actually using it for some ZFS testing, which works amazingly well, considering the old and slow hardware.
Hope this helps.
Rainer
Rainer Orth, Faculty of Technology, Bielefeld University
The instructions worked for me. I did remove the two forceloads (rdriver, rdnexus) in /etc/system as well.
Sideeffect: These changes removed the long delay (about 5-10 minutes) during boot Solaris 9/Solaris 10 too.
Michael

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16:49:13.882|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceMonitorService::InitializeMonitor] Initializing device monitor (RNDIS capable)
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16:49:14.022|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Saving configuration. Path: C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|[InternalChangeCurrentDevice] CurrentDevice: null NewDevice: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|[InternalChangeCurrentDevice] Device state. Device: PIN:0x2174873B Attached: False Inoperative: False OnlineState: Offline DefaultTransport: Unknown.
16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[CurrentDeviceUpdate] Updating current device. CurrentDevice: [Null Device] NewDevice: [PIN:0x2174873B]
16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[CurrentDeviceUpdate] New Device. IsCached: True.
16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[CurrentDeviceUpdate] Device State: Attached: False LoginState: Offline DefaultTransport: Unknown
16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|[ChangeCurrentDevice] Device state. Exiting.
16:49:14.100|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.PolicyManager|0|Updated current Policy Set
16:49:14.100|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.PolicyManager|0|New Policy Set:
16:49:14.100|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [PolicyChangedEventTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.100|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager.DevicePasswordCache.<.ctor>b__0
16:49:14.116|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager.DevicePasswordCache.<.ctor>b__0
16:49:14.116|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager.DeviceManager.<.ctor>b__0
16:49:14.116|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager.DeviceManager.<.ctor>b__0
16:49:14.116|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [PolicyChangedEventTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnPolicyChanged>b__0()
16:49:14.116|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [PolicyChangedEventTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 6
16:49:14.116|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.PolicyManager|0|Updated current Policy Set from cache for device: 2174873B
16:49:14.553|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|Task [IPModem Initialize ProfileManager] run on new thread MTA
16:49:14.553|INFO |10|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|TASK: [IPModem Initialize ProfileManager], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.662|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Constructing Media Sync API...
16:49:14.709|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Initializing Media Sync API...
16:49:14.724|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Service Startup] running on thread pool
16:49:14.724|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Service Startup], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.724|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [MusicServiceStartupTask] running on thread pool
16:49:14.724|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [MusicServiceStartupTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.740|DEBUG|11|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Checking for iTunes Version...
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16:49:14.911|DEBUG|11|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Info includes #tracks = 187, Library ID = -6657863710175920126
16:49:14.911|DEBUG|11|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Setting default media Sources...
16:49:14.943|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Started loading WMP
16:49:14.943|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_WMP], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.958|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource from: Rim.Media.Source.DataSourceSnapshot
16:49:15.021|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_WMP], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__0()
16:49:15.021|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_WMP], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 68
16:49:15.021|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Finished
16:49:15.286|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Service Startup], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <CreateServiceStartupTask>b__0()
16:49:15.286|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Service Startup], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 569
16:49:15.286|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:15.286|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:15.317|INFO |15|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:15.317|INFO |15|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:15.473|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__b
16:49:15.473|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__b
16:49:15.567|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Common|0|Setting Rendermode to SoftwareOnly for Window Rim.Desktop.Shell.Views.MainWindow
16:49:15.847|INFO |16|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:15.847|INFO |16|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:16.347|INFO |17|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:16.347|INFO |17|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:16.471|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x2174873B] Publish device change.], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:16.471|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x2174873B] [InternalAcquireVolumeMountControl]. Pvt: False
16:49:16.471|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice::VolumeAutoMounter::VolumeAutoMounterController::FilterDevice] Filter device request. Device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:16.471|ERROR|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x2174873B] [InternalAcquireVolumeMountControl] VolumeAutoMounterController FilterDevice Error.
System.InvalidOperationException: The AutoMounter Controller is not initialized
   at Rim.Desktop.Services.Device.VolumeAutoMounter.VolumeAutoMounterController.FilterDevice(IDeviceInternal device, Int32& cookie)
   at Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager.Device.InternalAcquireVolumeMountControl(Boolean isPrivate)
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x2174873B] Publish device change.], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <set_CurrentDevice>b__7()
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|Publishing device change event. Device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x2174873B] Publish device change.], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <set_CurrentDevice>b__8()
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x2174873B] Publish device change.], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 12
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [Device Monitor Initialization], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceMonitorService:tartMonitor] Starting device monitor.
16:49:16.487|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.AddInSync|0|Desktop channel service supported by device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:16.503|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::start_monitor] Starting device monitor
16:49:16.549|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x2AC, THREADNAME="Unnamed"
16:49:16.861|INFO |21|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:16.861|INFO |21|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:17.189|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|Datamodem not yet initialized ignore device update
16:49:17.189|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync current device change event.
16:49:17.189|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|Desktop channel service supported by device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:17.189|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync current device change event - set the sync button.
16:49:17.189|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync set the sync button.
16:49:17.189|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync set the sync button - device is offline, remove the sync button.
16:49:17.205|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|CertSync Device supported
16:49:17.205|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|CertSync current device change event.
16:49:17.205|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|Begin CertSyncPrefLib CleanUp
16:49:17.220|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.AppManagement|0|Loader client service supported by device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:17.376|INFO |22|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:17.376|INFO |22|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:17.891|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:17.891|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureSyncServiceStartupTask] running on thread pool
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Started loading PicturesDesktop
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDesktop], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource for PicturesDesktop
16:49:18.874|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibraryUsingTask>b__0()
16:49:18.874|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 463
16:49:18.905|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|39036|Library Refresh Complete for MediaSource: PicturesDesktop
16:49:18.921|INFO |26|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:18.921|INFO |26|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:18.921|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDesktop], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__0()
16:49:18.921|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDesktop], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 513
16:49:18.921|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Finished
16:49:18.936|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [MusicServiceStartupTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__28()
16:49:18.936|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [MusicServiceStartupTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 4206
16:49:18.936|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:18.936|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:19.950|INFO |27|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:19.950|INFO |27|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:20.465|INFO |28|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:20.465|INFO |28|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:20.980|INFO |29|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:20.980|INFO |29|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:21.495|INFO |30|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:21.495|INFO |30|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:22.009|INFO |31|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:22.009|INFO |31|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:22.431|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__28()
16:49:22.431|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 4025
16:49:22.431|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:22.431|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:23.039|INFO |32|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:23.039|INFO |32|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:23.554|INFO |33|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:23.554|INFO |33|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.069|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [First_WMPDataSource_Library_Load_After_Loading_From_TLE] running on thread pool
16:49:24.069|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [First_WMPDataSource_Library_Load_After_Loading_From_TLE], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.069|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [Load_WMP_Library_On_STA] run on new thread STA
16:49:24.069|INFO |35|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_WMP_Library_On_STA], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.084|INFO |35|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource from Rim.Media.Source.WindowsMedia.WMPDataSourceLoader
16:49:24.271|DEBUG|35|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Loaded playlist: All Music
16:49:24.271|INFO |35|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_WMP_Library_On_STA], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibrarySTA>b__0()
16:49:24.271|INFO |35|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_WMP_Library_On_STA], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 211
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|39036|Library Refresh Complete for MediaSource: WMP
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [First_WMPDataSource_Library_Load_After_Loading_From_TLE], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartLibraryLoadInBackground>b__3()
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [First_WMPDataSource_Library_Load_After_Loading_From_TLE], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 274
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoSyncServiceStartupTask] running on thread pool
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Started loading VideosDesktop
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDesktop], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource for VideosDesktop
16:49:24.349|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [Videos_SetThumbnailTask] will run on thread pool after 8000 ms
16:49:24.349|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibraryUsingTask>b__0()
16:49:24.349|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 14
16:49:24.365|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|39036|Library Refresh Complete for MediaSource: VideosDesktop
16:49:24.365|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDesktop], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__0()
16:49:24.365|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDesktop], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 20
16:49:24.365|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Finished
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureImportServiceStartupTask] running on thread pool
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Started loading PicturesDevice
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDevice], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource for PicturesDevice
16:49:25.098|DEBUG|36|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Reading device volumes...
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibraryUsingTask>b__0()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 1
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDevice], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__0()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDevice], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 1
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Finished
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__28()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 3
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoImportServiceStartupTask] running on thread pool
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Started loading VideosDevice
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDevice], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource for VideosDevice
16:49:25.098|DEBUG|36|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Reading device volumes...
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibraryUsingTask>b__0()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 2
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDevice], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__0()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDevice], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 2
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Finished
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__28()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 3
16:49:28.359|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__28()
16:49:28.359|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 4015
16:49:28.920|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|Task [DownloadAndUpdateSupportedDevices] running after delay on thread pool
16:49:28.920|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [DownloadAndUpdateSupportedDevices], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:31.806|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [DownloadAndUpdateSupportedDevices], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <InitializeSupportedDevices>b__0()
16:49:31.806|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [DownloadAndUpdateSupportedDevices], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 2890
16:49:32.352|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [Videos_SetThumbnailTask] running after delay on new thread
16:49:32.352|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [Videos_SetThumbnailTask] run on new thread MTA
16:49:32.352|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:32.352|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.352|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.352|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.352|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 37
16:49:39.294|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:16.721 [1B3C] Create BlackBerry Device Manager instance
16:49:39.294|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:17.17 [1B3C] Create BlackBerry Device Manager instance- FINISHED
16:49:39.294|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:17.17 [1B3C] VSP: Error opening registry key to check if extra ports should be modem returnVal: 2
16:49:39.294|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:27.48 [1988] VSP: Couldn't get the dev name
16:49:39.294|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:27.48 [184C] device update
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.79 [1B3C] Get Properties Failed: 80004005 0
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.79 [1B3C] Create Bluetooth Manager instance
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.79 [1B3C] Creating bluetooth manager.
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.95 [1B3C] [windows_bluetooth_manager::is_supported] Checking windows bluetooth support
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.95 [1B3C] [windows_bluetooth_manager::is_supported] WSAStartup failed. Error: 273F
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.95 [1B3C] [broadcom_bluetooth_manager::is_supported] Checking broadcom bluetooth support
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.95 [1B3C] [broadcom_bluetooth_manager::is_supported] GetLocalDeviceVersionInfo failed. Error: 0
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [1B3C] Error creating bluetooth manager. Error: C
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [1B3C] Create Bluetooth Manager instance-FINISHED
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [13D8] [DebugLog] [DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x13D8, THREADNAME="NotificationService"
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [1A84] [DebugLog] [DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x1A84, THREADNAME="DeviceVolumeManager"
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [1088] [DebugLog] [DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x1088, THREADNAME="DeviceManager"
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [15BC] [DebugLog] [DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x15BC, THREADNAME="TimerThread"
16:49:39.310|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl:erform_device_discovery] perform_device_discovery
16:49:39.310|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl:erform_device_discovery] RIMDeviceManager Internal Version: 1
16:49:39.310|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl:erform_device_discovery] [rdm7] perform_device_discovery
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl:erform_device_discovery] Found 0 devices
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::ThreadProc] Bluetooth supported: false
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::ThreadProc] Modem Port: 3
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::start_monitor] device monitor started
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManager::create] Loading phonebook. "C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Pbk\rim_blackberry.pbk"
16:49:39.325|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::modem_device] Modem device found: Standard Modem.
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::modem_device] SetupDiEnumDeviceInfo no more items.
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::modem_device] Registry Modem device found: Standard Modem
16:49:39.325|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::modem_device] Modem Device: Standard Modem
16:49:39.325|INFO |10|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|TASK: [IPModem Initialize ProfileManager], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <.ctor>b__b()
16:49:39.325|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:ataModem:ataModemController::UpdateModemConfiguration] Updating Modem configuration
16:49:39.325|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::update_configuration] Updating ip modem configuration
16:49:39.325|INFO |10|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|TASK: [IPModem Initialize ProfileManager], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <.ctor>b__c()
16:49:39.325|INFO |10|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|TASK: [IPModem Initialize ProfileManager], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 24765
16:49:39.325|INFO |41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0xC9C, THREADNAME="Unnamed"
16:49:39.325|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|Updating the modem device. Device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::ThreadProc] Starting ras configuration update
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::ThreadProc] Downloading to temp path "C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Local\Temp\".
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::_get_connection_entries] RasEnumEntries returned 0 entries.
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::get_current_configuration_path] LAST_UPDATE_TO_USER value: true
16:49:39.341|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|DeviceMonitorInitializedEventHandler event.
16:49:39.341|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[DeviceMonitorInitializedEventHandler] Initializing current device volume control.
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x2174873B] [InternalAcquireVolumeMountControl]. Pvt: False
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice::VolumeAutoMounter::VolumeAutoMounterController::FilterDevice] Filter device request. Device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:39.341|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B3C] Filter device: 2174873b
16:49:39.341|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B3C] Setting new AutoMountFilter Filter.
16:49:39.341|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B3C] Device not current being managed
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice::VolumeAutoMounter::VolumeAutoMounterController::FilterDevice] Filter device request complete. Cookie: 1
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [Device Monitor Initialization], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <Start>b__15()
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [Device Monitor Initialization], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <Start>b__16()
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [Device Monitor Initialization], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 22848
16:49:39.388|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[parse_version_one_configuration] Number of carriers found: 235
16:49:39.450|ERROR|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::is_vendor_blacklisted] get_entry 153 failed. Error: 0x0.
16:49:39.450|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::is_vendor_blacklisted] Vendor [6B] supported by Entry: Rogers
16:49:39.450|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|DataModemStatus Update. Current: New:
16:49:39.450|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|DataModemStatus Update. No change, ignore.
16:49:39.450|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [0/0] status[0x20]
16:49:39.466|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [0/0] status[0x1]
16:49:39.466|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [0/0] status[0x2]
16:49:39.653|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [0/0] status[0xB]
16:49:39.762|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [0/0] status[0xD]
16:49:39.762|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [16384/58211] status[0x4]
16:49:39.762|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [16384/58211] status[0xE]
16:49:39.778|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [32768/58211] status[0x5]
16:49:39.809|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [49152/58211] status[0x5]
16:49:39.809|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [58211/58211] status[0x6]
16:49:39.809|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::ThreadProc] Download complete
16:49:39.809|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::get_current_configuration_path] LAST_UPDATE_TO_USER value: true
16:49:39.871|INFO |41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::ThreadProc] Modem update version information. Version Found: 1.0.0.48 Current Version: 1.0.0.48
16:49:39.887|INFO |41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DIAG] EVENT=Unregister_thread, THREADID=0xC9C, THREADNAME="Unnamed"
16:49:47.110|DEBUG|43|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[184C] Get Properties Failed: 80004005 0
16:55:20.278|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|Save the Desktop main window position.
16:55:20.278|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Saving configuration. Path: C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
16:55:21.635|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Common|0|Setting Rendermode to SoftwareOnly for Window Rim.Desktop.Common.View.DesktopDialogWindow
16:55:23.555|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Shell.DesktopHelperTrayApplication.<Startup>b__0
16:55:23.923|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Shell.DesktopHelperTrayApplication.<Startup>b__0
16:55:23.923|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__4
16:55:23.926|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x2174873B] Logout Device. State: Offline
16:55:23.926|ERROR|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x2174873B] Logout Device already offline. State: Offline
16:55:23.926|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|Task [DeviceManager Exit Task] run on new thread MTA
16:55:23.960|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [DeviceManager Exit Task], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:55:23.960|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__4
16:55:23.961|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Saving configuration. Path: C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
16:55:23.962|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceMonitorService:topMonitor] Stopping work queue.
16:55:23.963|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceMonitorService:topMonitor] Stopping windows message handler.
16:55:23.964|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|Begin CertSyncPrefLib CleanUp
16:55:23.966|DEBUG|45|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::stop_monitor] stopping device monitor
16:55:23.966|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::ThreadProc] Exit Requested.
16:55:23.967|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Saving configuration. Path: C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
16:55:23.968|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DIAG] EVENT=Unregister_thread, THREADID=0x2AC, THREADNAME="Unnamed"
16:55:23.968|DEBUG|45|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::stop_monitor] Device monitor stopped
16:55:23.968|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [DeviceManager Exit Task], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <Stop>b__1a()
16:55:23.968|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [DeviceManager Exit Task], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 8
16:55:24.018|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [Service Startup] stopping
16:55:24.030|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [MusicServiceStartupTask] stopping
16:55:24.157|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [PictureSyncServiceStartupTask] stopping
16:55:24.167|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [PictureImportServiceStartupTask] stopping
16:55:24.278|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.278|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 368218
16:55:24.284|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [VideoSyncServiceStartupTask] stopping
16:55:24.285|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [VideoImportServiceStartupTask] stopping
16:55:24.285|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|Task [Desktop Exit] run on new thread MTA
16:55:24.285|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|TASK: [Desktop Exit], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:55:24.286|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|TASK: [Desktop Exit], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnClosing>b__5()
16:55:24.286|DEBUG|45|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__5
16:55:24.292|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceMonitorService::~DeviceMonitorService] Dispose DeviceMonitorService.
16:55:24.296|DEBUG|45|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__5
16:55:24.296|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|TASK: [Desktop Exit], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnClosing>b__6()
16:55:24.297|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|TASK: [Desktop Exit], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnClosing>b__7()
16:55:24.309|INFO |15|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.309|INFO |15|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 368228
16:55:24.320|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|Save the Desktop main window position.
16:55:24.320|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Saving configuration. Path: C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
16:55:24.356|INFO |22|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.356|INFO |22|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 366214
16:55:24.450|INFO |30|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.450|INFO |30|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 362192
16:55:24.497|INFO |33|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.497|INFO |33|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 360180
16:55:24.840|INFO |16|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.840|INFO |16|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 368228
16:55:24.871|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
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Please need help with RAID Manager (+)

Good day
Could someone give me advice is it possible to organize RAID-5 under Solaris 5.7?
I use SUN SPARC Enterprise 250 with four USCSI HDDs (Seagate 18Gb/10k).
One of the hardware requirments for RAID Manager is:
RAID modules with two A3x00 controllers.
I suppose if I use SCSI - A3x00 controllers are already there? Or I missed something and this should be shipped separately? Is there any way to check are there any A3x00 controllers in my system?
Thanks a lot and happy holidays!
Regards,
Roman

Hi Roman,
The Raid Manager software is specifically for managing some of Sun's external storage arrays, namely the A1000, A3000 & A3500. Raid Manager will be of no use for the internal disks in the Ultra Enterprise 250. What you should be looking at is DiskSuite which is software based RAID that is supplied with Solaris 8. You will find great documentation for Disksuite installation and usage on http://docs.sun.com
Regards,
Ben Humphreys
Sun Australia - Solution Centre

Where is the download link for SCEP Client Offline installer for x86 & x64 altest greatest version (4.6.305 as of today)

Where is the download link for SCEP Client Offline installer for x86 & x64 latest greatest version (4.6.305 as of today)?
The answer IS NOT IT AND NEVER WILL BE "DOES NOT EXIST"!!!!!! MUST NEVER NEED TO RUN UPDATES TO GET IT!!!!!!!!! THE ONLY ACCEPTABLE ANSWER IS THE LINK!!!!! DUH GET YOUR ACT IN GEAR MS!!!!!!!!!!
Ralph

Thanks to all for the information. I work in higher ed. We have SCCM latest version, fully licensed. Unfortunately the individual who manages the SC does not have a clue as to where to find the SCEP installer. I sent him links from MS that shows him where
it is supposed to be. The version he say's is on our SC Management server is 4.3. I, in the past, was able to get 4.5 independent of him and it has been working well for me but it is time to use the latest greatest version instead. I should just as easily
be able to get 4.6. As far as licensing goes, if the product was correctly designed it should just work itself out just like it does for the 4.5 version I was able to easily find and download.
As for the link given by KevinMJohnston, thanks by the way, its the closest I have come to getting what I need but all I get is a spinning wheel in Firefox, the only browser one should ever need. In IE I get prompted for an email address, which it should
NEVER EVER DO!!!!!!!!!! I did give them my address, but alas, after waiting over 30 mins. I still don't have a link to the update or the CU4 Config MGR update mentioned. (Another reason I am not very nice to MS, along with, see below...) Please send me the
link that they are suppose to send me in the email.
As for the intensity of the request it comes from not being able to find the update on my own. (Amongst a million other complaints as MS makes my job harder and harder, just think of all the lost productivity and extra repair efforts needed because MS stopped
allowing you to do upgrade/repair installs from the install discs. You have to have a working OS to do it, or you will lose your settings etc and will have to re-install all of your software etc. How STUPID IS THAT! Can't use it to fix a blown driver or BSOD
problem like you could in XP. There is no excuse for that, I know better. So you can see why I have nothing good to say about MS etc etc.) There is no excuse for that! If the MS updater has it available then IT MUST BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR STANDALONE DOWNLOAD
PERIOD. That goes for ALL updates PERIOD. I use these updates and many others etc so that once I seal an image for a PC it has the latest greatest version of everything. It is quicker to get it stand alone in advance and installing than waiting for MS
updates to do so. Also I prefer to config my images so that the Av installs after first boot. These are cloned PCs. Many of these PC are used in labs and are frozen. Here, the settings for the SCEP AV being pushed from above can cause major problems for the
users i.e. the scheduled scan feature. If it is on when students are taking tests and they take more than 5 or 10 mins on question MS is stupid enough to start scanning causing the system to become unresponsive. This has caused students to breakdown in tears
thinking the system is hosed and they just lost their tests. I have to do some creative reg hack, setting owner as "Guest", a disabled account, etc. to keep these settings from being changed. (Our SC managers push policies that work for the faculty
but break the lab systems which are frozen, so I have to out hack them, should not be, but it is, we are trying to get that fixed, but bureaucracy and people afraid to share power etc makes it hard.) These settings unfortunately will prevent the AV from
installing so I need to be able to manually do it after I have set the reg to allow it. And I could go on. Who knows when or why someone may need to do a manual update of something. I just had 3 systems fail 12 updates, yet when I manually downloaded
them and installed them they ALL installed without failure. I did NOTHING in between the auto update and the manual, yet it was the manual way that worked. Maybe if MS could fix those kind of issues then no one would need to get stand alone update files.)
That is not for MS to worry about. It is, however, their responsibility to make it so that I can choose what will work best for my environment, which only I could know. DUH. I have had issues in the past with MS AV and other brands being installed before "sealing"
the images. etc. etc. etc.
As you can see, there is not enough space on the world wide web to list all thousands of legitimate reasons to give Microsoft a hard time so I will do so on a case by case bases knowing I am probably spitting in to the wind, but hey somebody has to have
the guts to do it. MS MUST NEVER BE ALLOWED TO SIMPLY GET AWAY WITH IT! They Must be called to the proverbial carpet.
Maybe if people who are MVPs would not be afraid to join the choruses they would be embarrassed, (though it should be done out of moral obligation not embarrassment), enough to fix these obviously fixable problems etc. etc. etc. I have over 30 years in the
IT business, the IBM XT did not exist until my senior year in college. You are not going to be able to convince me that there is a legitimate reason, copy protection IS NOT IT, to prevent me from fixing blown OS via re-install using install disc when OS will
not boot. Nor are you going to be able to find legitimate reason for the SCEP 4.6.305 update to be so hard to get.
Thanks again for the help, still waiting for email from MS, NOT COOL MS! NO EXCUSE!!!!!
Ralph

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