The translations are matched. Thanks for your reply.
The error message I got in English is, "Element in this list not found". Is that an approximate translation of the message in Chinese? I suspect this only works in Access 2000, if you happen to have an old copy of that around. ;)
The error message I got in English is, "Element in this list not found". Is that an approximate translation of the message in Chinese?
... or with a VBA program.
Dynamo.exe version 1.1.0 crashes
Call to io_queue_init() in IOCQAIO.cpp ignores the error code return value
Thsi is definitely not the intented behavior. Can you shed more light about how you determined this, Windows OS version, does it only happen in repeating bytes mode, etc...
write transaction incorrectly reuses input buffer when using multiple outstanding I/Os and "Repeating bytes" mode
This is a critical bug. On Linux, iometer 1.1.0 shows e.g. "xvda" block device as available for testing. That does not make any sense, if at the same time, the root partition which is mounted on /dev/xvda1 is shown also. Attached a screenshot of this case. So, the first thing is, like dmelnik said, that of course devices that host lower path structures like partitions, that are recognized by iometer, are hidden from the list of available test disk targets. Since a software like iometer never can...
This is a critical bug. On Linux, iometer 1.1.0 shows e.g. "xvda" block device as available for testing. That does not make any sense, if at the same time, the root partition which is mounted on /dev/xvda1 is shown at the same time. Attached a screenshot of this case. So, the first thing is, like dmelnik said, that of course devices that host lower path structures like partitions, that are recognized by iometer, are hidden from the list of available test disk targets. Since a software like iometer...
Preparing disks doesnt work when "Write I/O Pattern" set to "Full Random".
PPC64 won't compile, cludged to compile doesnt connect
Problem seeing upto 255 Devices /dev/dm- on linux
IOmeter is not aware of nor does it issues any explicit commands to the underlying...
IO errors in IOMeter
So I found that Centos7 has a "new" firewall mechanism... if you are just fooling...
'ever resolve this issue? I have the same problem.
Error: io_submit() in ReadFile(): Unknown error 501
Windows XP is not supported
Confirmed problem with Windows XP. At time of release of 1.1.0, 2 Microsoft build...
Windows XP is not supported
Cannot import csv file to MS Access with import wizard (v1.1.0_
Dynamo crash when trying write to NAS via nfs3 mount
I have installed iometer-1.1.0 on windows 7 and CentOS 7 machine successfully without...
Iometer-1.1.0 hangs
Linux performance is reporting the wrong values
make file got make: Warning: Version mismatch between current version `VERSION-1.0' and `VERSI'N-1.0 under Solaris 11.2 x86
Error: Performance Counter Percentage less than zero
Note: This is on Windows Server 2012 R2.
Error 1784 on mixed size I/O
Update homepage to version 1.1.0
Iometer version 1.1.0 released
Updated version in documentation
Adding v1.1 win32 installer
Updated installer script for v1.1 release
non overlap write prevention
Combined Visual Studio project file
-Added the Linux CPU affinity code using pthrea...
-Minor Linux changes needed to compile v 1.1.0
Linux 32 and 64 bit binaries - build under 2.6.x
Test build for version 1.1.0 - Windows binaries
Add MSVS11 solutions to repository.
Fix for GUI crash when running in batch mode.
Adding new features:
Hi Brian, Thanks! We are open to all contributions. Please send me your implementation...
I have prototyped changes for precisely this purpose, using the concept of locality...
Missing include file
Several minor to moderate fixes: