8 Min Abs Workout - How To Have Six Pack (4 Levels)

English | MP4 | H.264, 1280x720, 30fps | AAC 128 kbps | Duration: 00:30:31 | 385 MB
Genre: Training, Fitness
Really effective exercises for those who want to have "six-pack". This distribution contains four video (or four levels of difficulty). It should be noted that, most of all, the fourth level - "renew" the second, but as Many initially asked him to add, remove it from the distribution will not.

 

http://uploaded.net/file/7t32gwrl/101112a8.Min.Abs.part1.rar
http://uploaded.net/file/xeqc6wbb/101112a8.Min.Abs.part2.rar
http://uploaded.net/file/mx95ngxw/101112a8.Min.Abs.part3.rar
http://uploaded.net/file/v23ainqu/101112a8.Min.Abs.part4.rar

OVM-2008 The Server Pool Master (OVS) has been registered with some other pool, and can not register it again.

Solution:

OVS-agent service stop
rm-rf / etc / OVS-agent / db
OVS-service agent start

[Root @ OVS /] # cd / etc / OVS-agent / db /
[Root @ db OVS] # ls
ataskaux.lock collect_srv_stat.lock server_mode.db sr.lock stat.lock
cluster.db master.db server_mode.lock srv.db vm.db
cluster.lock master.lock sp.db srv.lock vm.lock
cluster_setup.lock node.db sp.lock srvp.lock vmp.db
collect_srv_stat.db node.lock sr.db stat.db vmp.lock

Debugging Server Pool Creation Errors

One of the tougher aspects of Oracle VM is deciphering how to debug errors found in the logs within the Oracle VM Manager. Today I’d like to discuss an issue I’ve come across when trying to create a server pool within the Oracle VM Manager. The bug specifically consisted of my Oracle VM Manager not correctly entering the proper IP information within the /etc/hosts file of my Oracle VM Server host.

 

During the initalization process of your OVS repository via the OVM Manager, a file named cluster.conf under the directory structure of /etc/ocfs2 will be created within your OVM Server host. It will also add an entry into your /etc/hosts file with your specific IP and hostname for your OVM Server host. The problem lies when one of the two files does not get properly configured causing the following error found within your OVM Manager Server Pool log with the details below:

During creating server pool (ovmbiee), cluster setup failed: (OVM-1011 OVM Manager communication with 172.16.150.59 for operation HA Setup for Oracle VM Agent 2.2.0 failed: errcode=00000, errmsg=Unexpected error: <Exception: ha_check_hostname_ip failed: <Exception: Invalid hostname/IP configuration: hostname=w28-r710-biee;ip=127.0.0.1>)

In order to better understand the error, let us discuss further in detail what is happening. In this bug example above, the error is caused by the communication information between the Oracle VM Manager and the Oracle VM Agent not matching. I entered my IP as 172.16.150.59 via the OVM Manager GUI, but the Oracle VM Agent on the OVM Server host was reporting an IP of 127.0.0.1 causing a conflict and thus failing the creation of the server pool. The end result was to manually edit the /etc/hosts file with the appropriate IP for our hostname and run the creation for our server pool once more via the Oracle VM Manager.

Invalid configuration file. File “filename.vmx” was created by a VMware product with more features than this version of VMware Player and cannot be used with this version of VMware Player. Cannot open configuration file filename.vmx.

A Non SQL Server Blog post

I was working on a presentation last night and I tried to open a virual machine on vmware player, and I got this error:  Invalid configuration file. File “filename.vmx” was created by a VMware product with more features than this version of VMware Player and cannot be used with this version of VMware Player.  Cannot open configuration file filename.vmx.



Search engine results were not plentiful.  I finally found the solution here.  What had happened was that the virtual machine I was trying to open had been created in a newer version of VMWare (4.0) than my Player was (3.1.4).  By opening the vmx file in notepad and changing the line virtualHW.version = “8″  to : virtualHW.version = “7″, I was able to open the virtual machine and carry on.  The other option is to do a free upgrade of your version of VMWare player.  The problem is the error message doesn’t tell you that clearly.

Posting this because it seemed like the error message doesn’t yield a ton of content via search engines and hoping it will save someone else’s behind like it did mine  :)

Group Policy Password Options Grayed Out

use gpmc.msc to edit

Crontab error

 

error:

cron: can't lock /var/run/crond.pid, otherpid may be 1004: Resource temporarily unavailable

 

Solution:

rm -f /var/run/crond.pid

 

internet loading issue in Ubuntu

Question:

Disconnecting from Internet every few minute in Ubuntu - using a wireless router

 

Answer:

Change the Channel number in wireless router