PS6000 showing packet errors but no errors appear on the switch

PS6000 showing packet errors but no errors appear on the switch

We have a loaned PS6000E SAN that we are using to relocate our iSCSI LUNs
off our current PS4000E SAN to upgrade it from Seagate Moose drives under
a proactive replacement plan by Dell. We've connected it up to our stack
of Dell PowerConnect 6248 switches that make up our client stack (because
our Cisco stack is currently full - another is on order so we can extend
it and give our server network room to grow) and while it connects to our
existing stack and we've successfully moved a LUN across, there are
numerous errors on the Ethernet connectors that are giving us cause for
concern.
Our other two SANs are connected to our Cisco stack and show no errors at
all. They connect to the Dell stack via a fibre link which does not have
jumbo frames turned on.
We are not particularly keen on moving across the remainder of the LUNs
until we resolve this issue. Is there something on the switch we need to
configure that I'm missing? Should I not be using the PC6248s for this and
should I wait for our new Cisco switch to arrive? Am I getting myself into
a fuss over nothing?
EDIT: I noticed spanning tree was turned on for the ports and turned off
for the SAN ports on the Cisco switch. Turning it off has done nothing to
stem the errors coming from this thing. I ensured that the MTU was 9000
across the board and it hasn't made a difference. All cables are CAT6.
Turning off LLDP made no difference. Someone requested a diagram, which is
below.

What does the second index mean in probability distribution in finite events space definition – math.stackexchange.com

What does the second index mean in probability distribution in finite
events space definition – math.stackexchange.com

In one of the books I have found such definition: Let $\Omega$ be
countable space $$\Omega=\{ \omega_1, \omega_2,... \}$$ For single element
events function P is defined as follows: $$ P(\{ ...

Why is there no "remainder" in multiplication – math.stackexchange.com

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With division, you can have a remainder (such as $5/2=2$ remainder $1$).
Now my six year old son has asked me "Why is there no remainder with
multiplication"? The obvious answer is "because it ...

How much has "True North" shifted in the last few years and would this affect aeronautics=?iso-8859-1?Q?=3F_=96_skeptics.stackexchange.com?=

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affect aeronautics? – skeptics.stackexchange.com

I was talking to a contractor at a major U.S. airport, a Project Manager
who told that they were moving the runways due to the shifting of 'True
North'. I have heard that the poles have shifted even …

Training/skills to become a good QA engineer

Training/skills to become a good QA engineer

I've done a search for similar questions before but it seems they only
mention a few books or talk about soft skills, they seem to like training
resources for becoming a tester and there is little to no mention of
training resources for test automation.
So for background I'm a CS grad who doesn't seem to have a great ability
to develop, at least not yet. I went into finance and worked for two years
in support/development and got on very well, unfortunately my application
got quite popular and therefore the team was heavily regulated, this meant
I went to strictly support and low level so I wasn't happy with the lack
of complexity.
As a result I decided to try a different industry and have went back to
technology and got a job as a QA engineer. I am fully aware I cannot rely
solely on my employer to provide the skills necessary to become a good QA
Engineer.
Therefore I wish to firstly cement soft skills as a good QA tester which I
believe I already have. i.e. an eye for detail, enjoy a good puzzle. What
technical skills do people feel are required to be a good 'manual' tester?
Lastly the main reason I took this jump was to get into automated testing
as I believe it will allow a jump in complexity and perhaps a side move to
development when I'm good enough. Where do I start in becoming good at
automated testing?
The standard advice for a dev is to start developing personal projects?
What about a tester? Is it the same so then you can test your project
thoroughly? I've often seen it said you should be testing OTHER peoples
code mainly. So how can I get this exposure?
Just for additional info, I've been researching a bit myself and have come
across a few products like selenium to play with and reading the google
testing blog. On top of this I've started two udacity classes, one for
software testing and one for debugging. Any further suggestions? Any
decent books to help me feel a little less lost in my current situation?
Thanks for any advice you can provide

Clean IOS xcode target in command line

Clean IOS xcode target in command line

I am building/running an IOS app from command line with following commands:
xcodebuild -sdk "${TARGET_SDK}" -xcconfig "${CONFIG_FILE_PATH}"
-configuration Release
/usr/bin/xcrun -sdk "${TARGET_SDK}" PackageApplication -v
"${PROJECT_BUILD_DIR}/${APPLICATION_NAME}.app" -o
"${OUTPUT_DIR}/${APPLICATION_NAME}.ipa"
Is there any command to clean the targets. or these commands take care of
cleaning themselves.

Using Lisp's CFFI defcstruct with OpenCV's cvSize and CvSize struct?

Using Lisp's CFFI defcstruct with OpenCV's cvSize and CvSize struct?

I have half successfully wrapped the OpenCV cvSize function
CV_INLINE CvSize cvSize( int width, int height )
and I would like to acces the slots of the defctruct cv-size but could use
help here are my steps:
i created a cl-opencv-glue.c file and adding this
CvSize cvSize_glue(int width, int height)
{
return cvSize(width, height);
}
then created cl-opencv-glue.h file and adding this:
/* CvSize cvSize(int width, int height) */
CvSize cvSize_glue(int width, int height);
then builded a
/usr/local/lib/libcl-opencv-glue.so
which builds successfully
then created a wrapper for the glue function like this:
;; CvSize cvSize(int width, int height)
(cffi:defcfun ("cvSize_glue" size) (:pointer (:struct cv-size))
"Constructs CvSize structure."
(width :int)
(height :int))
then i can run this program successfully:
(defun init-image-header-example (&optional (width 640)
(height 480))
"Initializes an image header that was previously allocated."
(let* ((img-size (size width height))
(image (create-image img-size +ipl-depth-8u+ 3))
(image-re-init (init-image-header image img-size
+ipl-depth-8u+ 3
+ipl-origin-tl+ 4))
(window-name "INIT-IMAGE-HEADER Example"))
(named-window window-name +window-normal+)
(move-window window-name 702 285)
(create-data image-re-init)
(show-image window-name image-re-init)
(loop while (not (= (wait-key 0) 27)))
(release-image image-re-init)
(destroy-window window-name)))
the
(img-size (size width height))
line successfully creates a size structure for the:
(create-image img-size +ipl-depth-8u+ 3)
which is wrapped like this
;; IplImage* cvCreateImage(CvSize size, int depth, int channels)
(cffi:defcfun ("cvCreateImage" create-image) (:pointer (:struct ipl-image))
(size (:pointer (:struct cv-size)))
(depth :int)
(channels :int))
now for testing i create a size struct at the repl(w/ output):
CL-OPENCV> (defparameter size (size 1280 1024))
SIZE
CL-OPENCV> size
#.(SB-SYS:INT-SAP #X40000000500)
CL-OPENCV>
now id like to access slots of the size pointer so i can get size.width
and size.height so i can create a size-width and size-height function in
lisp
so i attempt to get at the slots by running at the repl(w/ output)
CL-OPENCV> (cffi:with-foreign-object (size '(:struct cv-size))
;; Initialize the slots
;; Return a list with the coordinates
(cffi:with-foreign-slots ((width height) size (:struct cv-size))
(list width height)))
Output > (754484 0)
and get this
(754484 0)
my defcstruct created by swig is
(cffi:defcstruct cv-size
(width :int)
(height :int))
and the defined Opencv struct is this(along with the CV_INLINE for
reference):
here is how they are defined in
/home/w/Downloads/opencv-2.4.6.1/modules/core/include/opencv2/core/types_c.h:
typedef struct CvSize
{
int width;
int height;
}
CvSize;
CV_INLINE CvSize cvSize( int width, int height )
{
CvSize s;
s.width = width;
s.height = height;
return s;
}
so i change my glue.c to(and rebuild .so)
CvSize cvSize_glue(int width, int height)
{
cvSize(width, height);
}
i re-open emacs and run the (init-image-header-example) function above and
it runs so i rerun the above repl test(shown below w/ output)
(cffi:with-foreign-object (size '(:struct cv-size))
;; Initialize the slots
;; Return a list with the coordinates
(cffi:with-foreign-slots ((width height) size (:struct cv-size))
(list width height)))
Output > (338509 0)
compared to above test of
(754484 0)
it is similar but different the 754484 changes evertime regardless of
whether return is there or not I tried every variation of the defcstruct
cv-size parameter i/e replacing the cv-size in
(cffi:defcstruct cv-size
(width :int)
(height :int))
with all the below:
:struct cv-size, (:struct cv-size), (:pointer (:struct cv-size)), :struct
cv-size
and get errors for all....(didnt include errors for sake of length of
post(but will if neccesary)) i then try the below to access the slots
(shown /w output)
CL-OPENCV> (defparameter size (size 1280 1024))
SIZE
CL-OPENCV> size
#.(SB-SYS:INT-SAP #X40000000500)
CL-OPENCV> (cffi:with-foreign-slots ((width height)
size (:struct cv-size))
(format t "width = ~a~%height = ~a~%"
width height ))
but get a
[Condition of type SB-SYS:MEMORY-FAULT-ERROR]
after last entry
Any help on this would be much appreciated...