how to use vvdi mb?
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['VVDI Prog Read W215 EEPROM Dump file,use the chip. Remove EIS,and remove the chip from EIS. ... ', 'VVDI MB Tool Add New Key. Click Eis Tools,load EIS data. ... ', 'Put back the chip to EIS.', 'Test new key on car.']
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['Remove the disk from the volume group:(if not in use) reducevg vgname hdiskX.', 'Remove the hdisk device from ODM. rmdev -dl hdiskX.', 'Remove the VTD on each VIO, rmvdev -vtd <vtd name>', 'Create new VTD with the exact format that you want, ... ', 'Check the new map and device,']
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['Start the virtual machine.', 'On the menu of the VMware console window, choose Player→Manage→Install VMware Tools. The dialog box shown here appears. ... ', 'Click Download and Install. ... ', 'Follow the instructions in the Setup program to install the VMware tools.']
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['Step 1: Double-Click the File. Before you try any other ways to open VMT files, start by double-clicking the file icon. ... ', 'Step 2: Choose the Right Program. ... ', 'Step 3: Figure Out the File Type. ... ', 'Step 4: Check with the Software Developer. ... ', 'Step 5: Download a Universal File Viewer.']
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['Download and Install VirtualBox (Install to the default path)', 'Click Start > Run Type diskmgmt.msc and click OK (In Vista/Win7 use the Start > Search Box) ... ', 'Open a command prompt cmd.exe (run as admin in Vista/Win7)', 'Type cd %programfiles%\\oracle\\virtualbox.']
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['Under Storage, select VMware > Datastores.', 'Click the Add icon.', 'On the Type page, select VVOL (File) or VVOL (Block).', 'Enter a Name and optionally a Description for the VVol datastore.', 'Select one or more capability profiles that will be used by the VVols datastore.']
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['Run PowerISO.', 'Click the "Open" button on toolbar or choose "File > Open" menu to open vmdk file.', 'If there are more than one partition in the vmdk file, PowerISO will list all partitions, you need select a partition from the list to continue.']
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['Double-click on the DMG file, to mount the contents.', 'A window opens, prompting you to double-click on the VirtualBox. ... ', 'This will start the installer, which enables you to select where to install Oracle VM VirtualBox.']
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['Select Hyper-V server in Hyper-V Manager.', 'On left-hand side, select Inspect Disk.', 'Browse to location of restored AVHD/AVHDX files.', 'Select one of the AVHD/AVHDX files > OK.', 'Record parent disk name.', 'Repeat steps 2-5 for each AVHD/AVHDX file, and record their order (from newest to oldest)']
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['type n – create new partition.', 'type p – for primary.', 'type 1 – for first partition on disk.', 'type 128 – this is starting block for VMFS which was created using vSphere client.', 'press Enter – to leave default values for last sector.', 'press t – select partition type. ... ', 'type fb for VMware VMFS file system.']
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['Open your VDI Desktop.', 'Position the VDI Desktop so 1/2 of the screen is on each of the 2 available monitors.', 'Click the down arrow at the top of your desktop screen. ... ', 'Then choose full screen.']
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['Step 1 – Enable SSH on ESXi.', 'Step 2 – Determine the datastore, folder and VMDK names.', 'Step 3 – Create the target VM.', 'Step 4 – SSH to ESXi.', 'Step 5 – Attach the copied VMDK to the target VM.']
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['Unzip the downloaded archive. The archive already contains the top-level visualvm directory.', 'Start VisualVM by invoking the binary appropriate for your OS: visualvm\\bin\\visualvm.exe or visualvm/bin/visualvm. ... ', "Check out the Getting Started document, it's designed to help you start using VisualVM."]
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['Close Photoshop.', 'Extract VTFLib. dll to your .. \\Photoshop\\ folder.', 'Extract VTF. 8bi to your .. \\Photoshop\\Plug-Ins\\File Formats\\ folder.', 'Run Photoshop.']
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['Create a folder in your Windows file system that you want to use as the share. ... ', 'Power down the VM shutting down Ubuntu.', 'Select your VM in VMware Player and click Edit virtual machine settings.', 'In the Options tab click Shared Folders in the left hand pane.']
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['If the Windows virtual machine is running, shut down Windows.', 'Select your virtual machine, click Settings, and click Shared Folders on the toolbar (Figure 9-9). Figure 9-9. ... ', 'Click the icon. The Add Share dialog box appears. ...']
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['Open VirtualBox.', 'Right-click your VM, then click Settings.', 'Go to Shared Folders section.', 'Add a new shared folder.', 'On Add Share prompt, select the Folder Path in your host that you want to be accessible inside your VM.', 'In the Folder Name field, type shared.', 'Uncheck Read-only and Auto-mount, and check Make Permanent.']