I use this sw-description with device="/dev/mmcblk3p1",but swupdate will download files to "/dev/mmcblk3p2".
From the documentation for the files section:
Entries in files section are managed as single files. The attributes filename and path are mandatory. Attributes device and filesystem are optional; they tell SWUpdate to mount device (of the given filesystem type, e.g. ext4) before copying filename to path.
Without device and filesystem, the filename will be copied to path in the current rootfs.
You have specified device but not filesystem, therefore SWUpdate ignores the device attribute, and copies your files to whichever filesystem is already mounted at /.
You need to specify filesystem e.g. ext4.
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In the Microsoft documention the dll loading order is defined under the following link
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/dlls/dynamic-link-library-search-order
If SafeDllSearchMode is disabled, the search order is as follows:
The directory from which the application loaded.
The current directory.
The system directory. Use the GetSystemDirectory function to get the path of this directory.
The 16-bit system directory. There is no function that obtains the path of this directory, but it is searched.
The Windows directory. Use the GetWindowsDirectory function to get the path of this directory.
The directories that are listed in the PATH environment variable. Note that this does not include the per-application path specified by the App Paths registry key. The App Paths key is not used when computing the DLL search path.
I don't understand the difference between
directory from which the application loaded
current directory
Let's say the application is installed in %programfiles% and I have a shortcut on the desktop to start it.
In that scenario what is "The directory from which the application loaded."?
The current directory must be the dektop, right?
Any clarification is greatly appreciated.
Am using 7zip V 17.x GUI to extract files directly to CloudBerry Drive. For larger files >2GB, I get an error 'cannot set length of output file. a device attached to the system is not functioning'.
Is there a workaround in CloudBerry drive setting or in 7zip to fix this error.
Many thanks.
Just found the solution that the cloudBerry drive's temp/working folder is running out of space, hence 7-zip is not able to do the job. After changing CloudBerry drive's temp/working folder directory via : Options -> Advanced -> File Cache Directory ,
the issue is solved.
I'm using the Copy module to transfer a 10G file from my machine to the remote /tmp dir. However, Copy uses an intermediate folder inside home and I need to transfer the file directly to /tmp because /home doesn't have enough space.
Is it possible to control the src path used by the Copy module?
Thanks
In your ansible.cfg change the "remote_tmp" to a location where sufficient space available or you run your playbook as below:
ANSIBLE_REMOTE_TEMP=/dir1/some_dir/large_space/ ansible-playbook copy.yml
Official Documentation for ANSIBLE_REMOTE_TEMP with shell plugin
In mac (el captain), when a file is selected by browsing through a symlink path that points to network or mount point, and you show the file info, then the network path or device path is retrieved instead.
example:
if /nas is a symlink to nfs://nas/ifs/data, then the file info of /nas/projects will show by the system as:
nfs://nas/ifs/data/projects
then you cannot share this weird path with anybody else on windows or linux before you fix the weird information that meant to be kept hidden to the user for cleaner path.
So, is there a way I can disable this feature and mac and force it to always return the actual path regardless if this is a symlink or not?
I had configured shared folder for my virtual device on virtualbox. (Auto mount, Make permanent)
So i access /mnt/shared/[mysharedfolder]/ but it is was empty.
I'm using Mavericks OS. I can see my shared folders but nothing inside them.
Use a fully permission folder (including files) as your vbox shared folder. I use my Public folder in Home directory in Linux.