WE are using a Mac to copy files over to a isci file share set up on a windows server 2008. The process uses smb to copy the files. Once in a while we get an error code 51
SOURCE: Lenovo 3000 J Series won't boot up. It beeps 4 times and does nothing.
the only beep code i can find for 4 beeps is a keyboard error. if you're using ps/2 you should make sure you haven't put the plugs in the wrong ports. i found the information here: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/thinkcentre_pdf/41t3751.pdf
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SOURCE: when i switch on my Lenovo s10-2 notebook windows does not boot i get an error
You'll need a repair disc or operating system disc to repair it. If you had a operating system disc you could get the file from it.
Using a regular Windows Operating System disc, you boot to the disc, then press the R for repair to enter the repair or recovery console.
Select the operating system, then enter your admin password which is blank in most cases so just hit enter.
Type: Expand d:\i386\ntoskrnl.ex_ C:\Windows\System32.
You should get a prompt asking you if you want to Overwrite the File.
You should enter Y for yes, the press <ENTER> to Overwrite.
Type exit, remove the disc from the DvD/CD drive.
Reboot
If your Windows PC has is equipped with an Ethernet port, you can
connect your PC and Macintosh using an Ethernet cable. By doing this,
you are creating a small local network, consisting of just the two
computers. Set up your Windows PC by turning on File Sharing. Refer to
the instructions that came with your Windows PC if you're not sure how
to do this.
To locate and connect to the Windows
computer, you can use the sidebar in a Finder window. You need to know
the workgroup name for the computer and the network name (called the
"computer name") for the computer. To connect to the computer, you also
need a user name and password and the name of the shared folder you want
to access. If you don't have this information, contact the person who
owns the computer or your network administrator.
If you cannot locate the Windows
computer in the Network browser, you may be able to connect to it using
the Connect To Server dialog in the Finder.
Make sure the Internet Connection
Firewall is turned off, or if it's on make sure TCP port 445 is open to
allow sharing connections.
To connect you Mac and Windows computers:
In the Finder, choose Go > "Connect to Server."
Type the network address for the computer in the Server Address text box using one of these formats:
smb://DNSname/sharename
smb://IPaddress/sharename
Follow the onscreen instructions to type the workgroup name and a user
name and password, and choose the shared folder you want to access.
Formatting the Data Partition
The data partition on the ScreenPlay Director is formatted with an NTFS file system and will appear as a read-only volume under Mac OS X unless special software is installed on the Mac. If you need to transfer files to the ScreenPlay Director by direct USB connection on a Mac, you must reformat the data partition to FAT32 (see instructions below).
NOTE: On a network connection, Mac OS will see the ScreenPlay Director as a shared SMB volume. This means you can use the network to copy files from a Mac to the ScreenPlay Director without changing the format from NTFS to FAT32. (Recommended if available.)
If you reformat the ScreenPlay Director data partition for use with a Windows PC, it is recommended that you use the Windows format utility to reformat with NTFS. Right click on the drive letter for the data partition and select Format.
CAUTION!
Do NOT change the partitioning on the ScreenPlay Director as this will remove the firmware that enables the ScreenPlay Director to communicate with your TV set. Only media files stored on the active data partition can be viewed or played on a TV.
Formatting the data partition will erase all existing data! If you have files on the ScreenPlay Director you want to save, move them to another drive or volume before reformatting.
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