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just guessing: I have plink but have not had the pleasure of aquaintance:plink.exe -ssh myuserid@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -pw mypassword "term length 0 > C:\tmp\Output.txt ; sh ip int br >> C:\tmp\Output.txt; sh int status >> C:\tmp\Output.txt; exit"another possibility:plink.exe -ssh myuserid@Read more
just guessing: I have plink but have not had the pleasure of aquaintance:
plink.exe -ssh myuserid@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -pw mypassword “term length 0 > C:\tmp\Output.txt ; sh ip int br >> C:\tmp\Output.txt; sh int status >> C:\tmp\Output.txt; exit”
as you can see, the piping must be attached to the correct process, or you get garbage. All subprocesses need to be coralled/collected into the final output. Sometimes quotes work, sometimes () works. I’m not expert here, Lol!
Not obvious why DELETE does a local file and MDELETE does remote files.But, yeah, if you say so.BTW, what is the -i option doing?=====================================Helping others achieve escape felicityM2
Not obvious why DELETE does a local file and MDELETE does remote files.
Ah, Ok, here we go... Lol!::===== begin batch@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansionfor /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('dir /b /a-d *.z') do (set b=for /f "tokens=*" %%b in (%%a) do (set b=!b!%%b )echo !b!)>%%~na.y::======= endI hope it's self-explanatory: substitute desired extensions for ".z" anRead more
Ah, Ok, here we go… Lol! ::===== begin batch @echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion for /f “tokens=*” %%a in (‘dir /b /a-d *.z’) do ( set b= for /f “tokens=*” %%b in (%%a) do (set b=!b!%%b ) echo !b! )>%%~na.y ::======= end
I hope it’s self-explanatory: substitute desired extensions for “.z” and “.y”
From a quick look at the manual it doesn't appear to be possible to manipulate files directly on the device. The best you can do is to ensure that the network is working at the fastest possible speed. I assume that you have a gigabit ethernet adapter on your computer, but are you using a gigabit swiRead more
From a quick look at the manual it doesn’t appear to be possible to manipulate files directly on the device. The best you can do is to ensure that the network is working at the fastest possible speed. I assume that you have a gigabit ethernet adapter on your computer, but are you using a gigabit switch (or if you are using just the router, are its ports gigabit)? Another thing you can change is to enable jumbo frames on both the device and your computer. These two can make a huge difference in transfer speeds.
Contact the manufacturer and be prepared to prove ownership.Like most forums we generally do not help with password problems. There is no way to verify the situation and no way to prevent others from using such information for illegal purposes.
Contact the manufacturer and be prepared to prove ownership. Like most forums we generally do not help with password problems. There is no way to verify the situation and no way to prevent others from using such information for illegal purposes.
Windows executables will not run on iOS operating systems. And printers cannot be directly connected to iPads. They need to connect to a printer that supports AirPrint or you can use a third party app like Print N' Share
Windows executables will not run on iOS operating systems. And printers cannot be directly connected to iPads. They need to connect to a printer that supports AirPrint or you can use a third party app like Print N’ Share
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310417Those are the instructions on how to create a keyboard shortcut. Follow them until you see the shortcut key.If a B is there, erase it.How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
Look on the bottom of the laptop and of the laptop where it shows some of the specs. There's usually a polarity symbol:http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/F...Or you may be able to check its specs in the manual. Most laptop now are positive polarity; that is the outside metal shield of the plug is negRead more
Look on the bottom of the laptop and of the laptop where it shows some of the specs. There’s usually a polarity symbol:
Or you may be able to check its specs in the manual. Most laptop now are positive polarity; that is the outside metal shield of the plug is negative while the inside is positive. If the Dell charger show the same polarity as what the Asus needs then you don’t have to worry about that.
But if the wires are cut then you need to use a DC voltmeter to determine which wire from the charger is positive and which is negative. For the cut off plug you’d use an ohmmeter to determine which wire goes to the shield and which connects to the inside of the plug.
OR you can just temporarily connect the plug to the charger one way and then use a DC voltmeter to determine if the polarity is correct. If it’s not just switch the connections. When making the connection permanent I slide on some heat shrink tubing and then solder the wires together. let the solder cool and then slide the tubing over the solder and put a match to it so it shrinks tightly over the connection.
The difference in amperage shouldn’t be a problem. As long as the voltages are the same–19 v–the additional amperage won’t be ‘forced’ into the laptop. The laptop will take what it needs.
Hey, I just took a close look at the second picture of the charger in your link. It shows it’s positive polarity.
Try jumpering it as cable select (CS) and see if that makes a difference. Be sure to connect it to the black connector.Check the manual for that motherboard and make sure you're doing everything right in cmos/bios setup.You might want to reflash the bios with an older version.Lastly, since it may beRead more
Try jumpering it as cable select (CS) and see if that makes a difference. Be sure to connect it to the black connector.
Check the manual for that motherboard and make sure you’re doing everything right in cmos/bios setup.
You might want to reflash the bios with an older version.
Lastly, since it may be a used board you may need to remove it and make sure there’s no bent pins or broken solder joints at the IDE connection. Check for other possible damage like puffy capacitors.
Solved Can I Use Android To Create a Windows Password Reset Disk
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Plink With Command File
just guessing: I have plink but have not had the pleasure of aquaintance:plink.exe -ssh myuserid@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -pw mypassword "term length 0 > C:\tmp\Output.txt ; sh ip int br >> C:\tmp\Output.txt; sh int status >> C:\tmp\Output.txt; exit"another possibility:plink.exe -ssh myuserid@Read more
plink.exe -ssh myuserid@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -pw mypassword “term length 0 > C:\tmp\Output.txt ; sh ip int br >> C:\tmp\Output.txt; sh int status >> C:\tmp\Output.txt; exit”
another possibility:
plink.exe -ssh myuserid@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -pw mypassword -m “C:\tmp\commands.txt” > C:\tmp\Output.txt
or:
(plink.exe -ssh myuserid@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -pw mypassword -m C:\tmp\commands.txt) > C:\tmp\Output.txt
as you can see, the piping must be attached to the correct process, or you get garbage. All subprocesses need to be coralled/collected into the final output. Sometimes quotes work, sometimes () works. I’m not expert here, Lol!
Batch Script To Delete Files In FTP
Not obvious why DELETE does a local file and MDELETE does remote files.But, yeah, if you say so.BTW, what is the -i option doing?=====================================Helping others achieve escape felicityM2
But, yeah, if you say so.
BTW, what is the -i option doing?
=====================================
Helping others achieve escape felicity
M2
Solved Batch Processing- Convert Row To Column In Text Files
Ah, Ok, here we go... Lol!::===== begin batch@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansionfor /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('dir /b /a-d *.z') do (set b=for /f "tokens=*" %%b in (%%a) do (set b=!b!%%b )echo !b!)>%%~na.y::======= endI hope it's self-explanatory: substitute desired extensions for ".z" anRead more
::===== begin batch
@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /f “tokens=*” %%a in (‘dir /b /a-d *.z’) do (
set b=
for /f “tokens=*” %%b in (%%a) do (set b=!b!%%b )
echo !b!
)>%%~na.y
::======= end
I hope it’s self-explanatory: substitute desired extensions for “.z” and “.y”
Moving Files Within Network Drive Is Very Slow
From a quick look at the manual it doesn't appear to be possible to manipulate files directly on the device. The best you can do is to ensure that the network is working at the fastest possible speed. I assume that you have a gigabit ethernet adapter on your computer, but are you using a gigabit swiRead more
Linkbook Password Reset Or Disabling
Contact the manufacturer and be prepared to prove ownership.Like most forums we generally do not help with password problems. There is no way to verify the situation and no way to prevent others from using such information for illegal purposes.
Like most forums we generally do not help with password problems. There is no way to verify the situation and no way to prevent others from using such information for illegal purposes.
Running Windows .exe File On iPad
Windows executables will not run on iOS operating systems. And printers cannot be directly connected to iPads. They need to connect to a printer that supports AirPrint or you can use a third party app like Print N' Share
Windows Media Player Opens Because I Press B?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310417Those are the instructions on how to create a keyboard shortcut. Follow them until you see the shortcut key.If a B is there, erase it.How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
Those are the instructions on how to create a keyboard shortcut. Follow them until you see the shortcut key.
If a B is there, erase it.
How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
Solved Help Me With Laptop Battery Charger Polarity, Please
Look on the bottom of the laptop and of the laptop where it shows some of the specs. There's usually a polarity symbol:http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/F...Or you may be able to check its specs in the manual. Most laptop now are positive polarity; that is the outside metal shield of the plug is negRead more
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/F…
Or you may be able to check its specs in the manual. Most laptop now are positive polarity; that is the outside metal shield of the plug is negative while the inside is positive. If the Dell charger show the same polarity as what the Asus needs then you don’t have to worry about that.
But if the wires are cut then you need to use a DC voltmeter to determine which wire from the charger is positive and which is negative. For the cut off plug you’d use an ohmmeter to determine which wire goes to the shield and which connects to the inside of the plug.
OR you can just temporarily connect the plug to the charger one way and then use a DC voltmeter to determine if the polarity is correct. If it’s not just switch the connections. When making the connection permanent I slide on some heat shrink tubing and then solder the wires together. let the solder cool and then slide the tubing over the solder and put a match to it so it shrinks tightly over the connection.
The difference in amperage shouldn’t be a problem. As long as the voltages are the same–19 v–the additional amperage won’t be ‘forced’ into the laptop. The laptop will take what it needs.
Hey, I just took a close look at the second picture of the charger in your link. It shows it’s positive polarity.
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Hard Drive Disappeared From BIOS, BIOS Won’t Detect.
Try jumpering it as cable select (CS) and see if that makes a difference. Be sure to connect it to the black connector.Check the manual for that motherboard and make sure you're doing everything right in cmos/bios setup.You might want to reflash the bios with an older version.Lastly, since it may beRead more
Check the manual for that motherboard and make sure you’re doing everything right in cmos/bios setup.
You might want to reflash the bios with an older version.
Lastly, since it may be a used board you may need to remove it and make sure there’s no bent pins or broken solder joints at the IDE connection. Check for other possible damage like puffy capacitors.