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I have running a debian based multimedia server. The operating systems is installed on a compact flash card (/dev/sda), the data resides on a external USB SATA harddisk (/dev/sdb).
The (Server ) Hardware is a Fujitsu Futro A240 ThinClient, with a power consumption of only 7W. I’m using the server for about 2 hours each day, therefore I looked for a method to save power and switch the USB disk to standby mode when its idle for while.
Check first if your hard disk supports the standby mode. Ensure that the disk is idle, otherwise the disk is immediately active again.
2 clicks for more data protection:
Only when you click here, the button will be come active and you can send your recommendation to Flattr. When activating, data are transmitted to third parties. nicht mit Flattr verbunden
2 clicks for more data protection:
Only when you click here, the button will be come active and you can send your recommendation to Flattr. When activating, data are transmitted to third parties. nicht mit Flattr verbunden
2 clicks for more data protection:
Only when you click here, the button will be come active and you can send your recommendation to Flattr. When activating, data are transmitted to third parties. nicht mit Flattr verbunden
In previous version of VMware Player the NAT and the “Host only” network settings could be change by vmnetcfg.exe.
Since VMware Player 5 this tools is no longer a part of the installation, but vmnetui.dll is available. You can start the virtual network editor using the Windows rundll32.exe.
Open a command line and change to the VMWare Player installation directory. This command bring the virtual network editor back:
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Even though you have already installed and configured a Terminal Server license Server, you can not connect to a Terminal Server with the Remote Desktop Client from some individual clients. Some other will work.
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) Hardware is a Fujitsu Futro A240 ThinClient, with a power consumption of only 7W. I’m using the server for about 2 hours each day, therefore I looked for a method to save power and switch the USB disk to standby mode when its idle for while.