@travisdh1 thanks, I was able to find a replacement, with module. less than $20, so I figure it is worth
the gamble. From a previous entry , the battery is Li-ion, not LI-polymer. The official documentation from LSI confirms it.
as happenstance would have it, just noticed this on twitter today, re li-polymer batteries
thanks everybody for your comments.
@gjacobse really, I am surprised. I thought ( incorrectly ) the raid controller batteries were not anything special. I think I replaced
some Dell perc card batteries a couple of years ago and the price was reasonable ( in my mind). Is this particular battery type li-poly,
something worth the extra expense ?
Where does one get raid controller batteries , at a modest price. I see that I can get a new one for ~150.00
I am thinking $10 -15 is more reasonable. It is for an older controller, LSI 9750, however, it is doing its job and I expect
it to work another year or two or three.
works exactly as intended, my sincere appreciation.. Now I have to try and understand, the syntax
and what I missed. All I had to do was change prename to rename ( Debian distro)
thanks, kindly
@DustinB3403 I went to a windows box, had some errors, sorted all of them except this one. I put in the command I used.
any assistance is greatly appreciated.
the error message first
At line:1 char:154
~~
Unexpected token 'if' in expression or statement.
+ CategoryInfo : ParserError: (:) [], ParentContainsErrorRecordException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : UnexpectedToken
and the command I used is,
(Get-ChildItem -Path "D:\bradford_temp" -Recurse | Rename-Item -NewName {$_.Name -replace '~','-'} -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue -ErrorVariable daError) if ($daError.Exception.Message -match " Source and destination path must be different.") { Write-Output "ERROR - There was an error. Pay Attention : [$daError]" }
@Grey where does the destination path go from the above script by DustinB3403
@Grey interesting, Has anybody tried it ? It seems to me that powershell syntax is much longer than linux,
my powershell knowledge is quite limited, but may not stay that way........
thank you
@DustinB3403 I just may transfer to a windows box, and use your script, just for the powershell experience.
I will let you know. thanks again
@DustinB3403 I looked at similar. I had to do this a few years back and saved the command lines, then I started 'boning' up again, (today), I thought I had it. but obviously, I did something wrong. I was taking the easy route ( so I thought). The brain isn't working as well as I want today. LOL