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My problem is convert GPT volume not disk. I found some solutions but they are all about how to convert disk. On my windows 8, it has disk 0. disk 0 has 7 volumes. I just want to convert one volume in disk 0 . How can I do this?
I find a solution. I delete the disks with Gparted. I download from http://gparted.org/download.php and copy to dvd as bootable. I boot the PC and divide the partitions as NTFS. That's all.
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I'm new to AWS RDS and I just want to know how many concurrent user/client can connect to a database in my db.t3.micro POSTGRESQL and how many concurrent request can it handle ?
Thanks in advance.
For PostgreSQL 13, default max_connections value is calculated as:
LEAST({DBInstanceClassMemory/9531392},5000)
The t3.micro has 1GB RAM, so it will be:
1*1024*1024*1024/9531392 = 112
So about 112 connections.
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In digital forensics, analyst do disk imaging to collect information before analysis. Then why they don't use 'copy'? What is difference between disk imaging and copy?
So this is more of a language question than a programming question. A disk image is a computer file that represents the contents of a physical volume (usually). So when analysts create a disk image they are, in fact, copying data from the disk to a file.
So to creating a disk image is probably a type of copying, but they could also copy individual files. Copying could be seen as a technique, where a disk image could be seen as a type of file that is a copy of a physical drive.
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When the OS is completely corrupted, what does the computer run? How does it detect bootable devices?
The computer bios will have a list of bootable devices. It will check them in a specified order to look for a boot sector. If it finds a boot sector it will boot whatever os the boot file in the boot sector tells it to. If the os is corrupt the user will have to either repair it or tell the bios to boot from a different device.
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Please share me the command to find the nearest printer to the machine in an organization.
The command can be anything from WMI,Powershell etc,
Divide your building into an 8x8 chessboard labelled A-H and 1-8, maybe also by floor too. Then have your network administrator name your printers according to location, eg Floor 3-B6.
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In mapping partitions starting from PhysicalDrive I use a code that mounts partitions of a certain type [0, 1, 6, 7, 11, 12, 114].
I want to extend the range for all partitions that can be accessed.
I found this: http://www.win.tue.nl/~aeb/partitions/partition_types-1.html
Can someone tell me which one can be accessed on Windows XP without the help of another program?
Thank you.
Windows XP natively supports FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, and NTFS. Other file systems, such as HPFS, JFS, ext2/3, and ReiserFS can be supported through an IFS (Installable File System).