T5400 X-Fi DELL OEM problem?
Hi everybody,
I have recently bought a T5400 5.1 speaker system. My sound card was Audigy 4 which came along with my Gateway system (all system is new). Everything went well at first. Before the computer arri'ved, I bought an X-Fi card from a DELL vendor (I was thinking that it would be a retail version, but it seems it is OEM). I uninstalled Audigy 4 and installed X-Fi card onto the system, I downloaded latest X-Fi drivers because DELL did not send an installation CD. It was first OK, but after a while T5400 went into complete silence while I was playing with effects on a running mp3 (to see the differences)), they are dead. I tried the sound card with another 2 speaker set and they work, so X-Fi seems OK. I also tried T5400 with Audigy 4 again, but they still don't work. Speakers will be replaced but was that just coincidence T5400 fried after I installed X-Fi, or doesn't T5400 work properly with X-Fi? Because, I am planning to use the same card with my new T5400. X-Fi (SB0467) is an OEM card, but it shouldn't create any incompatibility issue on Gateway system. The only difference is some of the decoding hardware, I think. I mean the card is not specifically produced to run with a DELL computer. Thanks...
The speakers are definitely compatible with X-Fi soundcard. It's probably just a coincidence.
Jason
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Ok, so far what I understand is I have a database resides in the server, a client, and a listener. The client, in this case, OEM is connecting to the server via listener. In my listener.ora configuration, there are 2 listener configuration, LISTENER and ORACLE_LISTENER. In the client side whose description is in tnsnames.ora it has inara as client service name, which should be matched with available listener either with LISTENER or ORACLE_LISTENER.
one of the log file that says connecting to 192.168.1.5 is because it implicitly translated firefly into its ip address which is 192.168.1.5.
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I am running my Macbook Pro 2013+ edition with Retina display and an extrenal screen.
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I use a Mini Display Port to DVI for my Dell Screen, Apple original product.
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When I view the display settings in Screen Resolution mode in Windows, I get the following warning: "Your resoltuion is lower than 2028x1440. Some items might not fit on your screen". I do not believe this warining is regarding blurryness, but rather moving windows from primary to secondary monitor.
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I am running my Macbook Pro 2013+ edition with Retina display and an extrenal screen.
Problem: Fonts and windows on secondary screen (Dell E228WFP), in extended display mode, appears blurry and/or large (see screenshot)
I use a Mini Display Port to DVI for my Dell Screen, Apple original product.
I use Windows 8.1 with latest Boot Camp, version 5.1
My Macbook is latest Macbook Pro with retina 15'' 2560x1600 px.
Dell Screen has a resolution of 1680 x 1050 px.
When I view the display settings in Screen Resolution mode in Windows, I get the following warning: "Your resoltuion is lower than 2028x1440. Some items might not fit on your screen". I do not believe this warining is regarding blurryness, but rather moving windows from primary to secondary monitor.
Here's a screenshot:
Some of the texts look fairly sharp and crisp, for example the pop-up menu (except, this has huge fonts). Outlook is very blurry. Chrome is, - ok, but not perfect.
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Thunderbolt to Dell monitor problem
My 2013 MacMini will not display correctly to a Dell E193FP or a Samsung SM940x AS THE SECOND MONITOR. Both monitors work fine on a Windows HP i7 machine.
A HP27x1 as the main monitor on the Mini works perfectly fed from the HDMI out to a DVI adapter. The Dell is fed from the Thudnerbolt port via a VGA connector. The Thunderbolt output looks dim with poor contrast. Impossible to wind up brightness or contrast to come close to the HP. Used to use an Apple Cinema display as the main monitor form the HDMI port with no problems. The tHunderbolt port seems to be the problem with third party hardware. Anyone else have this problem??What resolution and refresh rate for the VGA connected monitor?
18. What is the maximum resolution available for use with the Apple Mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter?
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When I work on a project in landscape format and I want to print it on my excellent DellCN3110 laserprinter, he always treats it like a portrait format, anyway I change my printer settings. I only have this with photoshop CS5 intel on my new Mac Pro 2010. My former Powermac G5 PPC never had this problem. The only workaround I have is to turn my page 90° before printing...could it be a certain bug, in photoshop or in the Dell driver? Any suggestions? Thanks
WAAW!
This was REALLY helpfull!! I found a resolution in that thread, posted by Was DYP-I8QNVY:
"All you need to do is set the finder to show hidden files and folders. Then copy the /usr/libexec/cups/filter/pstops file from your 10.6.4 backup or partition to the 10.6.5 folder /usr/libexec/cups/filter and then repair permissions. You might want to save the pstops file from 10.6.5 somewhere so that you can copy it back if you want."
Don't forget to repair permissions!!!
This one saved me out!!
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Dell Connection Problems to Airport BS
We've heard it all before - I can't connect to the Airport BS with a Dell D600 laptop running XP(SP2)when I have the encryption on the Airport set to either WEP128 or 40.
Before anyone tells me to run to the iFelix site, I have and I can't get through step 1 as the Dell won't even acknowledge that there is an available network.
If I use the Dell 1350 WLAN access tool (instead of the XP wireless wizard), it sees my SSID, but when I type in the password (yes I used the admin utility to get the HEX version), it still will not connect. I've tried both 40 and 128 bit words - no luck.
If I make the network completely open - no encryption - all works well.
I'm also running an iBook and a new MacBook off this same Airport Base station. No problems at all.
Can anyone help me figure how to hook up?
Airport Extreme Mac OS X (10.4.8) Dell D600 PC XP (SP2)Before anyone tells me to run to the iFelix site, I
have and I can't get through step 1 as the Dell won't
even acknowledge that there is an available network.
This is because the native support is turned off.
Turning on Wireless Zero Configuration
http://tech.ifelix.net/2007.html
It may require you uninstall the Dell WLAN tool.
Create a System Restore point so that you can revert the system back if required.
If I use the Dell 1350 WLAN access tool (instead of
the XP wireless wizard), it sees my SSID, but when I
type in the password (yes I used the admin utility to
get the HEX version), it still will not connect. I've
tried both 40 and 128 bit words - no luck.
I agree with Duane use WPA, as it should work.
One of the problems with WEP is that the actual standard relies on a 10 character HEX key for 40bit WEP and a 26 character HEX key for 128bit WEP.
In order to make things easier for people, vendors use certain algorithms to convert simple alphanumeric passwords (or passphrases) into HEX keys, thus enabling people to use simple memorable WEP password rather than lengthy HEX keys.
The problem is that different vendors use different algorithms to generate the HEX key and therefore a ASCII password on an AEBS will be hashed differently on a Netgear client and vice versa.
One thing is a 13 character 128 bit WEP password will be hashed by all vendors in the same way (if you use 40bit WEP then a 5 character password is required).
Though sometimes not even that works and the HEX key must be used regardless.
AirPort: Joining an encrypted wireless network
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106424
Choosing a password for networks that use Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=108058
WPA
"WPA Personal" on the Mac corresponds to plain WPA, with a pre-shared key (PSK) and TKIP encryption, on non-Apple wireless routers. The same alphanumeric password should work on both. -
Aironet and Dell Latitude problems
We have 3 access points, 2 1121s and a 350. All three are configured identically, using IOS and with 2 user vlans, one configured with WPA/WPA2 and LEAP, and the other with 128-bit WEP. Both VLANs are also doing MAC authentication to an ACS 3.3 server.
Our Dell Latitude D610 laptops with Intel 2200BG wireless built-in can authenticate fine to both of the 1121 APs, but not to the 350. Has anyone seen anything like this, and do you have any suggestions for getting this to work with the 350? The 350 works fine when a client with a Cisco card connects. Thanks.I have a 600m which is the same chasis as the latitude d600. I also have the same wireless chipset. One of things I have found about the intel wireless is with droping connections both at work and home. Work we use 1200's wireless g cisco Aironets. Intel recognizes the problem and has resolved it with new drivers and software available at their site. since then I have not had any issues.
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Windows Server 2003 (sp2 - 32bit) - OEM problem
I inherited this in-house (closed) system a few years ago and have not had a problem until a couple of months ago. It has been running for about 1 1/2 years.
Desc: Oracle 11.1.0.6 (64bit) on Windows Server 2003 (sp2 - 32 bit) [[ yes, I know, what the heck is a 64 bit Oracle running on a 32 bit windows?]]
2 - instances running - one production with associated ASM, one RMAN cat with no ASM - all folders are backed up to a large SANS.
- each instance has its own listener
- each instance has its own dbconsole service
Problem:
1. a couple of months ago, when I attempted to access the production OEM, I started seeing
service-specific error 1 (0x1), NET HELPMSG 3547
-- the first time this happened, I immediately opened the OEM for rman and it was successful
It was also fortunate in that we were doing some power upgrades and all of our systems were shutdown - and after this system was powered on, the production OEM worked fine.
-- a few weeks later, the prod OEM was not accessible - giving the same 3547 error. We were not able to shut down, so I stopped the Windows services for this instance, and stopped
the windows listener services for both instances. I then started only the production windows services, and was able to use the prod OEM. Then I started the listener service for
the rman and all was well.
-- this Monday (today is Thurs), the prod OEM was inaccessible again and I tried the stopping and restarting of the services and started seeing 7024 errors. I tested the rman OEM and
it was fine. I stopped both instances via sqlplus commands, used emctl to stop both dbconsoles (of course, the prod one was already not running), shut down the ASM instance and
then stopped all the Windows services. then I only brought up the prod services and confirmed with sqlplus commands that everything was started - but the final service, dbconsole
would not start. This morning I was able to reboot the server (after shutting down all the Oracle services) and now I can access the prod and the rman OEMs.
2. What the heck? Because I can get the prod OEM working with just a reboot, I don't know if I should have to rebuild dbconsole. And since I'm the only one disuncombullated because
of the prod OEM, it is not a fall-down-crying situation - I'm actually a sqlplus kinda guy, but when I'm just doing visual maintenance, it is nice to view OEM remotely for a quick check.
3. I've been working with Linux systems and Oracle for many years and I've never experienced this kind of problem. Oh, and since it is a closed system, it will be when pigs sprout wings
and start flyng that I'll be allowed to install patches - but again, if a reboot 'fixes' this issue, what the heck? Oh, finally, I don't believe in the common windows fix of rebooting - I'd
like to find out WHY this is happening and literally fix it.
ANYBODY have a clue? Not me...
Thanks for your time.user12183171 wrote:
I inherited this in-house (closed) system a few years ago and have not had a problem until a couple of months ago. It has been running for about 1 1/2 years.
Desc: Oracle 11.1.0.6 (64bit) on Windows Server 2003 (sp2 - 32 bit) [[ yes, I know, what the heck is a 64 bit Oracle running on a 32 bit windows?]]
You'd better double check that. It is fundamentally impossible for 64-bit software to run on a 32-bit OS.
2 - instances running - one production with associated ASM, one RMAN cat with no ASM - all folders are backed up to a large SANS.
- each instance has its own listener
One single listener, with the default name of LISTENER, using the default port of 1521, is quite capable of -- indeed, was designed to -- service multiple instances of multiple versions running from multiple homes.
- each instance has its own dbconsole service
Problem:
1. a couple of months ago, when I attempted to access the production OEM, I started seeing
service-specific error 1 (0x1), NET HELPMSG 3547
-- the first time this happened, I immediately opened the OEM for rman and it was successful
It was also fortunate in that we were doing some power upgrades and all of our systems were shutdown - and after this system was powered on, the production OEM worked fine.
-- a few weeks later, the prod OEM was not accessible - giving the same 3547 error. We were not able to shut down, so I stopped the Windows services for this instance, and stopped
the windows listener services for both instances. I then started only the production windows services, and was able to use the prod OEM. Then I started the listener service for
the rman and all was well.
-- this Monday (today is Thurs), the prod OEM was inaccessible again and I tried the stopping and restarting of the services and started seeing 7024 errors. I tested the rman OEM and
it was fine. I stopped both instances via sqlplus commands, used emctl to stop both dbconsoles (of course, the prod one was already not running), shut down the ASM instance and
then stopped all the Windows services. then I only brought up the prod services and confirmed with sqlplus commands that everything was started - but the final service, dbconsole
would not start. This morning I was able to reboot the server (after shutting down all the Oracle services) and now I can access the prod and the rman OEMs.
2. What the heck? Because I can get the prod OEM working with just a reboot, I don't know if I should have to rebuild dbconsole. And since I'm the only one disuncombullated because
of the prod OEM, it is not a fall-down-crying situation - I'm actually a sqlplus kinda guy, but when I'm just doing visual maintenance, it is nice to view OEM remotely for a quick check.
3. I've been working with Linux systems and Oracle for many years and I've never experienced this kind of problem. Oh, and since it is a closed system, it will be when pigs sprout wings
and start flyng that I'll be allowed to install patches - but again, if a reboot 'fixes' this issue, what the heck? Oh, finally, I don't believe in the common windows fix of rebooting - I'd
like to find out WHY this is happening and literally fix it.
ANYBODY have a clue? Not me...
Thanks for your time. -
Dear all... I have a problem with my projector. When I turn it on, the image appears normally (with the Dell welcome screen), but after a few seconds, it become upside down, before I plug in my laptop. Thank's for your help !!!
I have gone to the Factory Reset and how do we select. It's set on NO and we push the - bottom but nothing happens . We have a Dell1100MP
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Dbconsole/OEM Problems for 10g on XP
I am using $emctl start dbconsole, to start the service,
the service starts successfully ( after abt, 3 to 5 min) ... but after that i frequently get a "TNS Connection Closed" Error, and i cannot connect to the database ... but if i stop the dbconsole service, then am able to connect to the database and everything seems fine. Has anyone had a similar problem?Hi I have the same issue. I upgraded the db from 9.0.2 to 10g, installed OEM Grid Control and now, when I try to login to EM, I get connection closed.
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10g r1 OEM problems on windows
I installed 10g rel 1 onto my windows XP home machine. 2.5 ghz w/ 1GB RAM
Installed on Nov 17, 2005. It ran OK for a few days. I shut it down and restarted a few days later. Used SQLLOADER to load some data. Played a few days, then shut it down.
I had listener problems for no apparent reason (I didn't change anything), but I fixed those on my own by fiddling w/ the listener.ora file.
Trying to start the OEM w/ the bin/emctl.bat file I had problems. Turns out they use a batch file to kick off PERL to start Java.
In ORACLE_HOME/bin/EmctlCommon.pm there is a function called getLocalHostName. The result of this command is used to build directory paths which contains the OEM JAva server stuff.
The getLocalHostName function actually starts up yet another Java process ($ORACLE_HOME/jlib/emConfigInstall.jar). On my machine it is returning the IP Address. The initial Oracle installation used "localhost" to create all of the OC4J subdirectories. So, the IP address doesn't work. I hacked the getLocalHostName function to return a default "localhost" string. So, now OEM will start up.
Finally.... the question... Does anybody know how to get Oracle to think that my "host name" is "localhost" (like it did when I installed the darn thing) ?
TIA, mike bI installed 10g rel 1 onto my windows XP home machine. 2.5 ghz w/ 1GB RAM
Installed on Nov 17, 2005. It ran OK for a few days. I shut it down and restarted a few days later. Used SQLLOADER to load some data. Played a few days, then shut it down.
I had listener problems for no apparent reason (I didn't change anything), but I fixed those on my own by fiddling w/ the listener.ora file.
Trying to start the OEM w/ the bin/emctl.bat file I had problems. Turns out they use a batch file to kick off PERL to start Java.
In ORACLE_HOME/bin/EmctlCommon.pm there is a function called getLocalHostName. The result of this command is used to build directory paths which contains the OEM JAva server stuff.
The getLocalHostName function actually starts up yet another Java process ($ORACLE_HOME/jlib/emConfigInstall.jar). On my machine it is returning the IP Address. The initial Oracle installation used "localhost" to create all of the OC4J subdirectories. So, the IP address doesn't work. I hacked the getLocalHostName function to return a default "localhost" string. So, now OEM will start up.
Finally.... the question... Does anybody know how to get Oracle to think that my "host name" is "localhost" (like it did when I installed the darn thing) ?
TIA, mike b
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