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Topic: Doremi new software update 2.4.4
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Dave Macaulay
Film God
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Posts: 2321
From: Toronto, Canada
Registered: Apr 2001
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posted 10-06-2013 09:14 AM
I'll accept that this required 2G is for the size of the system disk. There are two types of the system "SSD" - an Innodisk flash card on a USB hub unit mounted inside the server on new Supermicro motherboard Doremi servers, or a compact flash card inserted in the motherboard on older Intel mother board models. The CF card is fairly rare now, most were converted to the USB hub and Innodisk card. To find out what is in your server, there are probably better ways (I am not a Linux guru) but I would open a terminal and log in as root, then use the command fdisk -l (this is a small L, not a 1) which will list all drives in the system, showing capacity and the partition info. Avoid doing anything else with the fdisk command!!! If you have the smaller (1GB I think but it may be 512KB) compact flash drive and want to upgrade, Doremi has a conversion kit with the usb hub, preprogrammed SSD card, and all cables etc required.
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Ioannis Syrogiannis
Expert Film Handler
Posts: 147
From: Reykjavík, Iceland
Registered: Jun 2005
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posted 02-01-2014 08:03 AM
So, the missing folder is the issue to be solved? Does a proper mkdir command does the trick, then?
I mean, is the problem that the back up is to be made in a folder not yet created? And, if that's so, would a creation of the folder make the difference? Finally, do you know which folder that is, or is there publicly accessible infos about it? I would like to try fix that, if I can, instead waiting for the integrator to visit.
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