Month: September 2024
Feature Request: Connect to wifi network by BSSID
Hi Microsoft dev community,
I insist implementing functionality to connect to wifi network by BSSID.
more on this-> https://superuser.com/questions/485517/how-can-i-connect-to-an-access-point-by-bssid-instead-of-essid-in-windows-7
there is no built-in settings for this,
or is it kept like that purposefully?
Hi Microsoft dev community, I insist implementing functionality to connect to wifi network by BSSID.more on this-> https://superuser.com/questions/485517/how-can-i-connect-to-an-access-point-by-bssid-instead-of-essid-in-windows-7 there is no built-in settings for this,or is it kept like that purposefully? Read More
Microsoft Teams
I have some concerns about Microsoft Teams
We are unable to automatically export results to Excel if several
participants in a class exceed 500 or the number of assignments
increases (the exact number is not known). What is the solution to that?
I have some concerns about Microsoft Teams We are unable to automatically export results to Excel if severalparticipants in a class exceed 500 or the number of assignmentsincreases (the exact number is not known). What is the solution to that? Read More
Order of applications Installation before Reseal
Is there a way that we can have certain applications installed prior to shipping the device to the customer?
Is there a way that we can have certain applications installed prior to shipping the device to the customer? Read More
Combatting Phantom Secrets with Historical Secret Scanning
You’ve likely heard of Schrödinger’s Cat from quantum mechanics—both alive and dead until the box is opened. This paradox mirrors a critical risk in modern development: the secrets embedded in your code. You might assume they’re long deleted, but until you examine the depths of commit history, you can’t be certain. Recently, Aqua Nautilus team uncovered that secrets you thought were removed may remain exposed for years, waiting to be found by malicious actors. In fact, our research found that nearly 20% of sensitive data in GitHub repositories slips past traditional scanners.
You’ve likely heard of Schrödinger’s Cat from quantum mechanics—both alive and dead until the box is opened. This paradox mirrors a critical risk in modern development: the secrets embedded in your code. You might assume they’re long deleted, but until you examine the depths of commit history, you can’t be certain. Recently, Aqua Nautilus team uncovered that secrets you thought were removed may remain exposed for years, waiting to be found by malicious actors. In fact, our research found that nearly 20% of sensitive data in GitHub repositories slips past traditional scanners. Read More
Mouse Pointer Stuck in Editor on macOS 13.7 with MATLAB R2024a ARM Version
I am experiencing an issue with the mouse pointer in the MATLAB editor on my macOS 13.7 system (MATLAB R2024a arm version). Specifically, after right-clicking in the editor window, the pointer sometimes becomes stuck in the cursor form and does not revert to the text-editing cursor. This issue also occurs in other instances when focusing back on the MATLAB’s editor window, where the pointer occasionally fails to switch to the text-editing shape. And if I install R2020b (or earlier versions?), the issue does not occur.
Here is a GIF animation of the bug, which includes the following processes:
Sometimes when focusing on the editor, the cursor does not change to the text-editing cursor.
After changing the cursor in another area and moving it back to the editor, the text cursor displays normally.
When the cursor enters the right-click menu and then returns to the editor, there is a chance that it will not switch back to the text-editing cursor.
I have tried several troubleshooting steps, including:
Removing or disabling third-party utility applications that require accessibility permissions.
Rebooting the system after disabling all accessibility plugins or rebooting in safe mode.
I even tried reinstalling macOS and have a fresh install of Matlab R2024a without other programs installed. (BTW, it seems that macOS versions >= Sonoma have a even worth, and reported system-wide mouse cursor bug, and it hasn’t been resolved even up to Sequoia. Since I just downgraded from Sonoma)
Unfortunately, these attempts did not resolve the issue. I am really curious whether this is an issue with MATLAB or with the operating system. Although I have already tried reinstalling the system and can reproduce the issue, I am not sure if this problem can be reproduced on other Mac. This may not be a serious issue, but it’s annoying. Do you have any suggestions for resolving the problem? Thank you for your help.I am experiencing an issue with the mouse pointer in the MATLAB editor on my macOS 13.7 system (MATLAB R2024a arm version). Specifically, after right-clicking in the editor window, the pointer sometimes becomes stuck in the cursor form and does not revert to the text-editing cursor. This issue also occurs in other instances when focusing back on the MATLAB’s editor window, where the pointer occasionally fails to switch to the text-editing shape. And if I install R2020b (or earlier versions?), the issue does not occur.
Here is a GIF animation of the bug, which includes the following processes:
Sometimes when focusing on the editor, the cursor does not change to the text-editing cursor.
After changing the cursor in another area and moving it back to the editor, the text cursor displays normally.
When the cursor enters the right-click menu and then returns to the editor, there is a chance that it will not switch back to the text-editing cursor.
I have tried several troubleshooting steps, including:
Removing or disabling third-party utility applications that require accessibility permissions.
Rebooting the system after disabling all accessibility plugins or rebooting in safe mode.
I even tried reinstalling macOS and have a fresh install of Matlab R2024a without other programs installed. (BTW, it seems that macOS versions >= Sonoma have a even worth, and reported system-wide mouse cursor bug, and it hasn’t been resolved even up to Sequoia. Since I just downgraded from Sonoma)
Unfortunately, these attempts did not resolve the issue. I am really curious whether this is an issue with MATLAB or with the operating system. Although I have already tried reinstalling the system and can reproduce the issue, I am not sure if this problem can be reproduced on other Mac. This may not be a serious issue, but it’s annoying. Do you have any suggestions for resolving the problem? Thank you for your help. I am experiencing an issue with the mouse pointer in the MATLAB editor on my macOS 13.7 system (MATLAB R2024a arm version). Specifically, after right-clicking in the editor window, the pointer sometimes becomes stuck in the cursor form and does not revert to the text-editing cursor. This issue also occurs in other instances when focusing back on the MATLAB’s editor window, where the pointer occasionally fails to switch to the text-editing shape. And if I install R2020b (or earlier versions?), the issue does not occur.
Here is a GIF animation of the bug, which includes the following processes:
Sometimes when focusing on the editor, the cursor does not change to the text-editing cursor.
After changing the cursor in another area and moving it back to the editor, the text cursor displays normally.
When the cursor enters the right-click menu and then returns to the editor, there is a chance that it will not switch back to the text-editing cursor.
I have tried several troubleshooting steps, including:
Removing or disabling third-party utility applications that require accessibility permissions.
Rebooting the system after disabling all accessibility plugins or rebooting in safe mode.
I even tried reinstalling macOS and have a fresh install of Matlab R2024a without other programs installed. (BTW, it seems that macOS versions >= Sonoma have a even worth, and reported system-wide mouse cursor bug, and it hasn’t been resolved even up to Sequoia. Since I just downgraded from Sonoma)
Unfortunately, these attempts did not resolve the issue. I am really curious whether this is an issue with MATLAB or with the operating system. Although I have already tried reinstalling the system and can reproduce the issue, I am not sure if this problem can be reproduced on other Mac. This may not be a serious issue, but it’s annoying. Do you have any suggestions for resolving the problem? Thank you for your help. mouse, cursor, matlab gui MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Error in Scenario Server: WorldRunTimeLogging logging has not been enabled
rrSim = rrApp.createSimulation
rrSim.set("Logging","on")
rrSim.set("SimulationCommand","Start")
rrLog = rrSim.get("SimulationLog");
I ran the above lines of code, trying to get the log of Roadrunner simulation. However, after enabling logging through rrSim and waiting for the simulation to complete, I can’t run rrSim.get("SimulationLog"), due to this error:
Error using Simulink.ScenarioSimulationMcos/get
Error in Scenario Server: WorldRuntimeLogging logging has not been enabled.
Error in Simulink.ScenarioSimulation/get
Any help is appreciatedrrSim = rrApp.createSimulation
rrSim.set("Logging","on")
rrSim.set("SimulationCommand","Start")
rrLog = rrSim.get("SimulationLog");
I ran the above lines of code, trying to get the log of Roadrunner simulation. However, after enabling logging through rrSim and waiting for the simulation to complete, I can’t run rrSim.get("SimulationLog"), due to this error:
Error using Simulink.ScenarioSimulationMcos/get
Error in Scenario Server: WorldRuntimeLogging logging has not been enabled.
Error in Simulink.ScenarioSimulation/get
Any help is appreciated rrSim = rrApp.createSimulation
rrSim.set("Logging","on")
rrSim.set("SimulationCommand","Start")
rrLog = rrSim.get("SimulationLog");
I ran the above lines of code, trying to get the log of Roadrunner simulation. However, after enabling logging through rrSim and waiting for the simulation to complete, I can’t run rrSim.get("SimulationLog"), due to this error:
Error using Simulink.ScenarioSimulationMcos/get
Error in Scenario Server: WorldRuntimeLogging logging has not been enabled.
Error in Simulink.ScenarioSimulation/get
Any help is appreciated roadrunner, matlab, scenariosimulation MATLAB Answers — New Questions
unable to modify a simulink block
In matlab there exist a block called "LPV system". It’s a mask and into it there are several other blocks (figure below). Now i need to add/remove some of these sub-blocks and modify it. I’m able to do it (there are no errors), but when i run the simulation every change i do is canceled and it works like i did nothing. How can i modify it? Thank you in advanceIn matlab there exist a block called "LPV system". It’s a mask and into it there are several other blocks (figure below). Now i need to add/remove some of these sub-blocks and modify it. I’m able to do it (there are no errors), but when i run the simulation every change i do is canceled and it works like i did nothing. How can i modify it? Thank you in advance In matlab there exist a block called "LPV system". It’s a mask and into it there are several other blocks (figure below). Now i need to add/remove some of these sub-blocks and modify it. I’m able to do it (there are no errors), but when i run the simulation every change i do is canceled and it works like i did nothing. How can i modify it? Thank you in advance simulink block, libreries, simulink, modify block MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Got approved as nonprofit – Hub link provided goes to error 403 page
Both hub link and the “contact us” link sent by microsoft in the email to invite me to microsoft for nonprofit got to errror 403 pages. anyone have advice?
Both hub link and the “contact us” link sent by microsoft in the email to invite me to microsoft for nonprofit got to errror 403 pages. anyone have advice? Read More
Incorrect appointment durations
Hello,
I have the following situation.
This is what I submit to the bookings api to create an appointment.
startDateTime: {
dateTime: ‘2024-10-02T09:15:00’,
timeZone: ‘W. Europe Standard Time’
},
endDateTime: {
dateTime: ‘2024-10-02T10:15:00.000Z’,
timeZone: ‘W. Europe Standard Time’
},
and here is the response from bookings api:
(The real created time is 14:20:45)
createdDateTime: ‘2024-09-26T12:20:45.1121478Z’,
lastUpdatedDateTime: ‘2024-09-26T12:20:46.1451305Z’,
isCustomerAllowedToManageBooking: false,
appointmentLabel: ”,
startDateTime: {
dateTime: ‘2024-10-02T09:15:00.0000000Z’,
timeZone: ‘W. Europe Standard Time’
},
endDateTime: {
dateTime: ‘2024-10-02T12:15:00.0000000Z’,
timeZone: ‘W. Europe Standard Time’
},
The appoint duration is 1 hour. I submit the correct time values with same time zones. The API is using incorrect times. It worked for 1 year and yesterday it just began to add 2 hours to each appointment.
How can I solve that? Is this my mistake or is there something microsoft can do?
Thank you!
Hello,I have the following situation.This is what I submit to the bookings api to create an appointment. startDateTime: {
dateTime: ‘2024-10-02T09:15:00’,
timeZone: ‘W. Europe Standard Time’
},
endDateTime: {
dateTime: ‘2024-10-02T10:15:00.000Z’,
timeZone: ‘W. Europe Standard Time’
}, and here is the response from bookings api:(The real created time is 14:20:45) createdDateTime: ‘2024-09-26T12:20:45.1121478Z’,
lastUpdatedDateTime: ‘2024-09-26T12:20:46.1451305Z’,
isCustomerAllowedToManageBooking: false,
appointmentLabel: ”,
startDateTime: {
dateTime: ‘2024-10-02T09:15:00.0000000Z’,
timeZone: ‘W. Europe Standard Time’
},
endDateTime: {
dateTime: ‘2024-10-02T12:15:00.0000000Z’,
timeZone: ‘W. Europe Standard Time’
}, The appoint duration is 1 hour. I submit the correct time values with same time zones. The API is using incorrect times. It worked for 1 year and yesterday it just began to add 2 hours to each appointment.How can I solve that? Is this my mistake or is there something microsoft can do?Thank you! Read More
Automatic version retention
Hey Guys,
I’ve been looking into automatic version control options in SHP and came across the automatic retention setting. This guided me to this site Plan Version Storage
I have one major question about this feature that I haven’t found a clear answer for. Might just be that it’s unclear to me only.
They state the following:
All versions created within 500 count limit in first 30 days.Hourly versions (versions created at the top of the hour) between 30 to 60 day period.Daily versions (versions created at the beginning of each day) between 60 to 180 day period.Weekly versions (versions created at the beginning of the week) beyond 180 days or more are available indefinitely until the maximum 500 count limit has reached.
The site also states this (more to the top of the site):
Restore options: This setting ensures version history at key timestamps is always available for restore even on file with no new file edits.
Now, does this mean that if I enable this feature, we will have hourly, daily and weekly versions of every single file that this setting is applied on? Because, If I’m not mistaken, if I create a file and just leave it there for e.g. 15 years, this would create ±2060 versions?
1440 hourly’s for the first 60 days period120 daily’s for the next 120 days periodMaximum of 500 weekly’s
If this only keeps an hourly version as long as it was modified or it creates a version for the last hour and removes the pervious redundant version, I would love to apply this (maybe even tenant wide). If it just creates more redundant versions, .. I
Hey Guys, I’ve been looking into automatic version control options in SHP and came across the automatic retention setting. This guided me to this site Plan Version Storage I have one major question about this feature that I haven’t found a clear answer for. Might just be that it’s unclear to me only.They state the following:All versions created within 500 count limit in first 30 days.Hourly versions (versions created at the top of the hour) between 30 to 60 day period.Daily versions (versions created at the beginning of each day) between 60 to 180 day period.Weekly versions (versions created at the beginning of the week) beyond 180 days or more are available indefinitely until the maximum 500 count limit has reached.The site also states this (more to the top of the site):Restore options: This setting ensures version history at key timestamps is always available for restore even on file with no new file edits. Now, does this mean that if I enable this feature, we will have hourly, daily and weekly versions of every single file that this setting is applied on? Because, If I’m not mistaken, if I create a file and just leave it there for e.g. 15 years, this would create ±2060 versions? 1440 hourly’s for the first 60 days period120 daily’s for the next 120 days periodMaximum of 500 weekly’s If this only keeps an hourly version as long as it was modified or it creates a version for the last hour and removes the pervious redundant version, I would love to apply this (maybe even tenant wide). If it just creates more redundant versions, .. I Read More
Finding and Removing Messages from Exchange Online Mailboxes
Users receive all manner of notification messages from different sources. These messages are of no great value after a few days, so here’s a script to find and remove messages to clean up mailboxes. All written using cmdlets from the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK.
https://practical365.com/remove-messages-graph-sdk/
Users receive all manner of notification messages from different sources. These messages are of no great value after a few days, so here’s a script to find and remove messages to clean up mailboxes. All written using cmdlets from the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK.
https://practical365.com/remove-messages-graph-sdk/ Read More
What’s next for existing dynamic groups if there are no enough Entra P1 and we still need this group
We’ve noticed on 24′ Sep. 9, Microsoft gave such heavy update. This update asks all dynamic group members to be equipped with Entra P1 to stay in the group. We have many dynamic groups for group licensing, and don’t want to buy this license for all internal users (we’re using Business Basic mostly). We can fully automate this process by ourselves, but there is no option to remove existing dynamic membership rule, we can’t predict how these old dynamic groups act in the future. Does anyone know how to turn these “dynamic groups” into “assigned groups”?
Sep. 9, what a horrible day, the PnPOnline cmdlet changed, dynamic membership rule changed…… nearly all PowerShell scripts have to change. My WLB is broken. Boeingnization ?
We’ve noticed on 24′ Sep. 9, Microsoft gave such heavy update. This update asks all dynamic group members to be equipped with Entra P1 to stay in the group. We have many dynamic groups for group licensing, and don’t want to buy this license for all internal users (we’re using Business Basic mostly). We can fully automate this process by ourselves, but there is no option to remove existing dynamic membership rule, we can’t predict how these old dynamic groups act in the future. Does anyone know how to turn these “dynamic groups” into “assigned groups”? Sep. 9, what a horrible day, the PnPOnline cmdlet changed, dynamic membership rule changed…… nearly all PowerShell scripts have to change. My WLB is broken. Boeingnization ? Read More
Migrate to Azure Sphere (Integrated) ahead of Sept 2027 retirement of Legacy service interface
On 27 September 2027, Azure Sphere will retire its Legacy service interfaces, Azure Sphere (Legacy) API (also known as PAPI), and Azure Sphere CLI (also known as azsphere). If you have not already done so, you must migrate to Azure Sphere (Integrated) before this date, following the instructions below.
Azure (Integrated) is a new service interface for Azure Sphere with many advantages over Azure Sphere (Legacy). We are retiring the Legacy interface because the Integrated interface not only provides a like-for-like replacement, but also offers significant improvements in security (Azure RBAC integration), usability (Azure Portal integration), and observability/alerting (Azure Monitor integration).
This blog is designed to help Azure Sphere administrators and engineering teams understand and plan for migration. We have designed the migration process to allow you to manage your Azure Sphere devices in both Azure Sphere (Integrated) and Azure Sphere (Legacy) as needed throughout the migration project.
The migration process can be broken down into the following areas of work:
Integrating the Legacy tenant into an Azure Sphere catalog in Azure portal
Migrating interactive user workflows
Migrating automated processes and interfaces
Integrating your Azure Sphere (Legacy) tenant to an Azure Sphere catalog
This first step in the migration process must be completed before any other work can begin. The Integrate feature in Azure portal prepares your Azure Sphere (Legacy) tenant to be managed in the Azure environment where it becomes an Azure Sphere catalog. The tenant and its resources remain the same with the exception that you can now also access and manage them via Azure’s user interfaces including the Azure portal, the Azure Sphere extension for Azure CLI, and Azure Sphere for PowerShell.
The Integrate process performs two steps:
It assigns an Azure resource ID to each resource in the tenant, allowing the resource to be managed by the Azure Resource Manager.
It maps the Legacy tenant user access roles to user access roles managed by Azure Roles Based Access Control (RBAC). When the suggested access role mappings are displayed during the integrate process, you can accept, modify, or reject them. After the integration step is complete, you can modify user access at any time.
Typically, the integration step only takes a few minutes, and once completed, any user that was granted access during the integration can immediately begin managing the new Azure Sphere catalog in any of Azure’s user interfaces. No existing workflow is blocked by the Integrate process, and we recommend that you do it soon so that you can start exploring the new Azure Sphere (Integrated) interfaces and benefits. Once it is complete, you can begin the rest of your migration work.
Migrating interactive user workflows
Interactive workflows are ones where an individual uses the “azsphere” CLI (or uses a script which in turn uses “azsphere” CLI) to perform a task. Such interactive workflows may occur as part of manufacturing (e.g. claiming new devices into your tenant), operations (e.g., managing certificates related to your tenant), or developer use cases (e.g., setting up a developer device to not receive over-the-air updates).
When planning the migration of your workflows, you need to consider training users, updating internal documentation, and, in cases where scripts are used interactively, updating those scripts. You may also consider taking advantage of two key improvements in Azure Sphere (Integrated): Azure Sphere’s streamlined interface in Azure portal, and Azure’s robust user access management in Azure Role Based Access Control (RBAC).
It’s important to consider whether a particular user workflow is better accomplished in a web interface rather than a CLI. Azure Sphere (Integrated) allows you to manage the catalog in Azure Portal, and for many interactive user workflows, Portal offers a richer and simpler user experience. For example, in Azure portal you can simultaneously upload and deploy images in a single step, as shown below.
Second, consider how you can restrict user access more effectively. Azure Sphere (Integrated) supports Azure Role Based Access Control (RBAC) which enables far more robust and fine-grained user access than Azure Sphere (Legacy).
It is a least-permissions model designed to grant an individual user access to only those resources required for their job, as well as permission to perform only the user actions necessary for their job. For example, in an Azure Sphere catalog, you can allow a user to view the Production device group, and to create new deployments in that device group, but specifically prevent them from moving devices in and out of the device group, or from viewing other device groups in the catalog.
If you have not used Azure RBAC before, we recommend learning more about basic Azure RBAC concepts like scope and resource hierarchy because they are key to understanding impacts of applying a specific RBAC role permission to a catalog versus to a catalog’s child resource like a device group.
To help, we have provided an Example RBAC configuration for multiple business users that illustrates some best practices for RBAC for Azure Sphere. The sample highlights permissions tailored to common business user needs, including software engineers producing applications for Azure Sphere devices, OT technicians managing production Azure Sphere device fleets, and manufacturers who build Azure Sphere devices.
Removing user access to the Azure Sphere (Legacy) tenant
Once a workflow is migrated and your users are using Azure Sphere (Integrated) full time, we strongly recommend removing each user’s permissions from the Legacy tenant to eliminate unintended access. Otherwise, a user can sidestep the fine-grained access controls that you configured in Azure RBAC by continuing to use Legacy. Removing Legacy user access will also help you ensure that those users can successfully perform all of their required tasks in Azure Sphere (Integrated), and will be unaffected by Legacy retirement.
Users working on converting or testing automated processes may need to retain their Legacy tenant access privileges for a longer period of time.
Migrating automated processes and interfaces
In addition to migrating interactive workflows, if your organization has built automated processes that use Azure Sphere (Legacy) scripts, or user interfaces based on the Azure Sphere (Legacy) API, you will need to rework those to use Azure Sphere (Integrated). To make the migration process as easy as possible, you can actively develop and test updated automation while your production Legacy-based automation runs uninterrupted. Care is needed when testing commands that cannot be reversed, such as claiming a device to a catalog where you do not want it to reside long term.
For each interface you build on the Azure Sphere (Integrated) API, you must create a Microsoft Entra access token that will allow the interface to access the API endpoint. For information about access tokens and calling the Azure REST APIs, please refer to Azure REST API reference documentation.
After you deploy the updated automated processes and interfaces to production, you should remove Azure Sphere (Legacy) access for the service principals used to authenticate your old Legacy-based automation and interfaces. Removing all service principal access ensures that all your automated processes are fully migrated, and will be unaffected by Legacy retirement.
Shutting down remaining access to the Legacy tenant
The final step in the migration process is to remove any remaining Azure Sphere (Legacy) access. Today, Azure Sphere (Legacy) tenants require at least one active Legacy Administrator account, even if the tenant has been integrated into Azure portal. We are working on a feature that will allow you to delete that last Legacy tenant Administrator account, but it is not available at this time. When we release this feature, we will announce its availability on Azure Update.
Taking advantage of features available in Azure Sphere (Integrated)
While not required in order to use Azure Sphere (Integrated), we highly recommend that as part of your migration plan you explore and take advantage of the other powerful Azure services now available for Azure Sphere.
One of the most powerful is Azure Monitor. Azure Monitor offers a variety of fleet monitoring features such as collection of performance metrics and diagnostic data, and querying events in activity logs from both Azure Sphere devices and the Azure Sphere security service.
Using Azure Monitor data, you can correlate device fleet health with events happening on the Azure Sphere security service, such as release of a new app update. You can also configure alerts on critical events, such as the upcoming expiration of your Azure Sphere tenant certificate. For details, see Monitoring Azure Sphere fleet and device health.
Getting started and finding help
It’s easy to get started just by integrating your Azure Sphere (Legacy) tenant into an Azure Sphere (Integrated) catalog and starting to explore working with Azure Sphere in Azure CLI or Azure Portal.
Azure Sphere (Legacy) is fully supported until the 27 September 2027 retirement date. All migration activities must be completed by that date. If you have questions about migration or need technical assistance, you can find answers from community experts on Microsoft Q&A, or you can contact AZSPPGSUP@microsoft.com.
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Unable to run Simulink due to .dll error after installing 2016b
I have 2019b on my machine and all works fine. I have now installed 2016b on same machine. When I try to run Simulink in 2016b. matlab will open and Simulink will attempt to intialize but fails with an error dialog indicating "Can’t load ‘C:Program FilesMATLABR2016bbinwin64libmwsimulink.dll’: The specified procedure could not be found."
I can find this .dll in the specified folder, and it has a size of ~36MB. What can be cauing this error?I have 2019b on my machine and all works fine. I have now installed 2016b on same machine. When I try to run Simulink in 2016b. matlab will open and Simulink will attempt to intialize but fails with an error dialog indicating "Can’t load ‘C:Program FilesMATLABR2016bbinwin64libmwsimulink.dll’: The specified procedure could not be found."
I can find this .dll in the specified folder, and it has a size of ~36MB. What can be cauing this error? I have 2019b on my machine and all works fine. I have now installed 2016b on same machine. When I try to run Simulink in 2016b. matlab will open and Simulink will attempt to intialize but fails with an error dialog indicating "Can’t load ‘C:Program FilesMATLABR2016bbinwin64libmwsimulink.dll’: The specified procedure could not be found."
I can find this .dll in the specified folder, and it has a size of ~36MB. What can be cauing this error? dll error MATLAB Answers — New Questions
Changing the value of only one parameter causes a problem (possibly with while loop)
Hello everyone. Firstly, as I do not have access to my other computer right now, I am using the online compiler, if that makes any difference (but I do not think so). In the attaced code, in the first section, when I set the d(1:10) value to 0.04, it just can’t proceed further after the while loop and keeps calculating forever, as seen in screenshot (1). At least I assume so; the thing is, I haven’t used matlab much and when I open the debugger (screenshot(2)) and step in and continue, it keeps doing the while loop over and over again. Overall, I do not get any crucial error that seemingly affect the working mechanism of the code: Only "consider preallocating for speed suggestions", so I cannot understand what is wrong with it. By the way, this happens as the value gets smaller: When d is smaller than 0.07. When I set it to something like 150, it still works. What might be the reasoon?
Thanks in advance!
%% Constants and Assumptions
g=9.81;
hgelgit=0.5;
he=0.3;
Vmin=0.6;
Vmax=0.9;
f=0.03;
s=0.25;
Cq(1)=0.61;
rho0=1008.301;
rhoa=998.83;
H=20;
Lana=1500;
d(1:10)=0.04;
hf(1)=0;
%% Initial Hydraulic Head
h=(rhoa*(H+hgelgit+he))/(rho0);
E(1)=h-H;
%% First Port
a(1)=pi*(d(1))^2./4;
q(1)=Cq(1)*a(1)*sqrt(2*g*E(1));
Q(1)=q(1);
D(1)=floor(20*(sqrt(4*Q(1)/(pi*Vmin))))/20;
A(1)=pi*D(1)^2./4;
V(1)=Q(1)/(pi*(D(1)^2./4)); %[m/s]
hizyuk(1)=0;
U(1)=q(1)/(pi*d(1)^2./4);
Dmax(1)=(sqrt(4*Q(1)/(pi*Vmin)));
Dmin(1)=(sqrt(4*Q(1)/(pi*Vmax)));
%% Other Ports
for i=2:10
hf(i)=f*(s/D(i-1))*(V(i-1)^2./(2*g));
E(i)=E(i-1)+hf(i);
Cq(i)=0.63-0.58*(((V(i-1))^2)/(2*g*E(i)));
a(i)=pi*(d(i))^2./4;
x=cumsum(a);
q(i)=Cq(i)*a(i)*sqrt(2*g*E(i));
Q(i)=Q(i-1)+q(i);
Dmax(i)=(sqrt(4*Q(i)/(pi*Vmin)));
Dmin(i)=(sqrt(4*Q(i)/(pi*Vmax)));
D(i)=D(i-1);
A(i)=pi*D(i)^2./4;
V(i)=Q(i)/(pi*(D(i)^2./4));
hizyuk(i)=V(i-1)^2./(2*g*E(i));
while (V(i) >= Vmax)
D(i)=floor(20*(sqrt(4*Q(i)/(pi*Vmin))))/20;
V(i)=Q(i)/(pi*(D(i)^2./4));
end
U(i)=q(i)/(pi*d(i)^2./4);
end
y=x./(pi*D.^2./4);
%% Results
results=zeros(10,16);
results(:,1)=transpose(hf);
results(:,2)=transpose(E);
results(:,3)=transpose(hizyuk);
results(:,4)=transpose(Cq);
results(:,5)=transpose(a);
results(:,6)=transpose(x);
results(:,7)=transpose(q);
results(:,8)=transpose(U);
results(:,9)=transpose(Q);
results(:,10)=transpose(Dmin);
results(:,11)=transpose(Dmax);
results(:,12)=transpose(D);
results(:,13)=transpose(A);
results(:,14)=transpose(y);
results(:,15)=transpose(V);
results(:,16)=transpose(Q)*1000;
max(q)/min(q)
resultsHello everyone. Firstly, as I do not have access to my other computer right now, I am using the online compiler, if that makes any difference (but I do not think so). In the attaced code, in the first section, when I set the d(1:10) value to 0.04, it just can’t proceed further after the while loop and keeps calculating forever, as seen in screenshot (1). At least I assume so; the thing is, I haven’t used matlab much and when I open the debugger (screenshot(2)) and step in and continue, it keeps doing the while loop over and over again. Overall, I do not get any crucial error that seemingly affect the working mechanism of the code: Only "consider preallocating for speed suggestions", so I cannot understand what is wrong with it. By the way, this happens as the value gets smaller: When d is smaller than 0.07. When I set it to something like 150, it still works. What might be the reasoon?
Thanks in advance!
%% Constants and Assumptions
g=9.81;
hgelgit=0.5;
he=0.3;
Vmin=0.6;
Vmax=0.9;
f=0.03;
s=0.25;
Cq(1)=0.61;
rho0=1008.301;
rhoa=998.83;
H=20;
Lana=1500;
d(1:10)=0.04;
hf(1)=0;
%% Initial Hydraulic Head
h=(rhoa*(H+hgelgit+he))/(rho0);
E(1)=h-H;
%% First Port
a(1)=pi*(d(1))^2./4;
q(1)=Cq(1)*a(1)*sqrt(2*g*E(1));
Q(1)=q(1);
D(1)=floor(20*(sqrt(4*Q(1)/(pi*Vmin))))/20;
A(1)=pi*D(1)^2./4;
V(1)=Q(1)/(pi*(D(1)^2./4)); %[m/s]
hizyuk(1)=0;
U(1)=q(1)/(pi*d(1)^2./4);
Dmax(1)=(sqrt(4*Q(1)/(pi*Vmin)));
Dmin(1)=(sqrt(4*Q(1)/(pi*Vmax)));
%% Other Ports
for i=2:10
hf(i)=f*(s/D(i-1))*(V(i-1)^2./(2*g));
E(i)=E(i-1)+hf(i);
Cq(i)=0.63-0.58*(((V(i-1))^2)/(2*g*E(i)));
a(i)=pi*(d(i))^2./4;
x=cumsum(a);
q(i)=Cq(i)*a(i)*sqrt(2*g*E(i));
Q(i)=Q(i-1)+q(i);
Dmax(i)=(sqrt(4*Q(i)/(pi*Vmin)));
Dmin(i)=(sqrt(4*Q(i)/(pi*Vmax)));
D(i)=D(i-1);
A(i)=pi*D(i)^2./4;
V(i)=Q(i)/(pi*(D(i)^2./4));
hizyuk(i)=V(i-1)^2./(2*g*E(i));
while (V(i) >= Vmax)
D(i)=floor(20*(sqrt(4*Q(i)/(pi*Vmin))))/20;
V(i)=Q(i)/(pi*(D(i)^2./4));
end
U(i)=q(i)/(pi*d(i)^2./4);
end
y=x./(pi*D.^2./4);
%% Results
results=zeros(10,16);
results(:,1)=transpose(hf);
results(:,2)=transpose(E);
results(:,3)=transpose(hizyuk);
results(:,4)=transpose(Cq);
results(:,5)=transpose(a);
results(:,6)=transpose(x);
results(:,7)=transpose(q);
results(:,8)=transpose(U);
results(:,9)=transpose(Q);
results(:,10)=transpose(Dmin);
results(:,11)=transpose(Dmax);
results(:,12)=transpose(D);
results(:,13)=transpose(A);
results(:,14)=transpose(y);
results(:,15)=transpose(V);
results(:,16)=transpose(Q)*1000;
max(q)/min(q)
results Hello everyone. Firstly, as I do not have access to my other computer right now, I am using the online compiler, if that makes any difference (but I do not think so). In the attaced code, in the first section, when I set the d(1:10) value to 0.04, it just can’t proceed further after the while loop and keeps calculating forever, as seen in screenshot (1). At least I assume so; the thing is, I haven’t used matlab much and when I open the debugger (screenshot(2)) and step in and continue, it keeps doing the while loop over and over again. Overall, I do not get any crucial error that seemingly affect the working mechanism of the code: Only "consider preallocating for speed suggestions", so I cannot understand what is wrong with it. By the way, this happens as the value gets smaller: When d is smaller than 0.07. When I set it to something like 150, it still works. What might be the reasoon?
Thanks in advance!
%% Constants and Assumptions
g=9.81;
hgelgit=0.5;
he=0.3;
Vmin=0.6;
Vmax=0.9;
f=0.03;
s=0.25;
Cq(1)=0.61;
rho0=1008.301;
rhoa=998.83;
H=20;
Lana=1500;
d(1:10)=0.04;
hf(1)=0;
%% Initial Hydraulic Head
h=(rhoa*(H+hgelgit+he))/(rho0);
E(1)=h-H;
%% First Port
a(1)=pi*(d(1))^2./4;
q(1)=Cq(1)*a(1)*sqrt(2*g*E(1));
Q(1)=q(1);
D(1)=floor(20*(sqrt(4*Q(1)/(pi*Vmin))))/20;
A(1)=pi*D(1)^2./4;
V(1)=Q(1)/(pi*(D(1)^2./4)); %[m/s]
hizyuk(1)=0;
U(1)=q(1)/(pi*d(1)^2./4);
Dmax(1)=(sqrt(4*Q(1)/(pi*Vmin)));
Dmin(1)=(sqrt(4*Q(1)/(pi*Vmax)));
%% Other Ports
for i=2:10
hf(i)=f*(s/D(i-1))*(V(i-1)^2./(2*g));
E(i)=E(i-1)+hf(i);
Cq(i)=0.63-0.58*(((V(i-1))^2)/(2*g*E(i)));
a(i)=pi*(d(i))^2./4;
x=cumsum(a);
q(i)=Cq(i)*a(i)*sqrt(2*g*E(i));
Q(i)=Q(i-1)+q(i);
Dmax(i)=(sqrt(4*Q(i)/(pi*Vmin)));
Dmin(i)=(sqrt(4*Q(i)/(pi*Vmax)));
D(i)=D(i-1);
A(i)=pi*D(i)^2./4;
V(i)=Q(i)/(pi*(D(i)^2./4));
hizyuk(i)=V(i-1)^2./(2*g*E(i));
while (V(i) >= Vmax)
D(i)=floor(20*(sqrt(4*Q(i)/(pi*Vmin))))/20;
V(i)=Q(i)/(pi*(D(i)^2./4));
end
U(i)=q(i)/(pi*d(i)^2./4);
end
y=x./(pi*D.^2./4);
%% Results
results=zeros(10,16);
results(:,1)=transpose(hf);
results(:,2)=transpose(E);
results(:,3)=transpose(hizyuk);
results(:,4)=transpose(Cq);
results(:,5)=transpose(a);
results(:,6)=transpose(x);
results(:,7)=transpose(q);
results(:,8)=transpose(U);
results(:,9)=transpose(Q);
results(:,10)=transpose(Dmin);
results(:,11)=transpose(Dmax);
results(:,12)=transpose(D);
results(:,13)=transpose(A);
results(:,14)=transpose(y);
results(:,15)=transpose(V);
results(:,16)=transpose(Q)*1000;
max(q)/min(q)
results matlab, while loop, debugger MATLAB Answers — New Questions
YOLOv4 exportONNX Warnings
Hi, I am trying to export the YOLOv4 "tiny-yolov4-coco" network as ONNX using the exportONNX function. It is currently giving me the following warnings:
Warning: ONNX does not support layer ‘nnet.cnn.layer.FunctionLayer’. Exporting to ONNX
operator ‘com.MathWorks.Placeholder’.
Warning: ONNX does not support layer ‘nnet.cnn.layer.FunctionLayer’. Exporting to ONNX
operator ‘com.MathWorks.Placeholder’.
Warning: ONNX does not support layer ‘nnet.cnn.layer.FunctionLayer’. Exporting to ONNX
operator ‘com.MathWorks.Placeholder’.
Warning: Cannot exactly export Layer ‘up2d_35_new’ with ‘GeometricTransformMode’ set to
‘half-pixel’ for ‘OpsetVersion’ ‘8’. Exported network may produce different results.
Warning: Cannot exactly export Layer ‘up2d_35_new’ with ‘NearestRoundingMode’ set to ’round’
for ‘OpsetVersion’ ‘8’. Exported network may produce different results.
I realise that the functions here are just not supported yet on exportONNX based on the documentation. Are there alternatives to the above functions? Also, are there applications that can edit these placeholder values as ONNX files?Hi, I am trying to export the YOLOv4 "tiny-yolov4-coco" network as ONNX using the exportONNX function. It is currently giving me the following warnings:
Warning: ONNX does not support layer ‘nnet.cnn.layer.FunctionLayer’. Exporting to ONNX
operator ‘com.MathWorks.Placeholder’.
Warning: ONNX does not support layer ‘nnet.cnn.layer.FunctionLayer’. Exporting to ONNX
operator ‘com.MathWorks.Placeholder’.
Warning: ONNX does not support layer ‘nnet.cnn.layer.FunctionLayer’. Exporting to ONNX
operator ‘com.MathWorks.Placeholder’.
Warning: Cannot exactly export Layer ‘up2d_35_new’ with ‘GeometricTransformMode’ set to
‘half-pixel’ for ‘OpsetVersion’ ‘8’. Exported network may produce different results.
Warning: Cannot exactly export Layer ‘up2d_35_new’ with ‘NearestRoundingMode’ set to ’round’
for ‘OpsetVersion’ ‘8’. Exported network may produce different results.
I realise that the functions here are just not supported yet on exportONNX based on the documentation. Are there alternatives to the above functions? Also, are there applications that can edit these placeholder values as ONNX files? Hi, I am trying to export the YOLOv4 "tiny-yolov4-coco" network as ONNX using the exportONNX function. It is currently giving me the following warnings:
Warning: ONNX does not support layer ‘nnet.cnn.layer.FunctionLayer’. Exporting to ONNX
operator ‘com.MathWorks.Placeholder’.
Warning: ONNX does not support layer ‘nnet.cnn.layer.FunctionLayer’. Exporting to ONNX
operator ‘com.MathWorks.Placeholder’.
Warning: ONNX does not support layer ‘nnet.cnn.layer.FunctionLayer’. Exporting to ONNX
operator ‘com.MathWorks.Placeholder’.
Warning: Cannot exactly export Layer ‘up2d_35_new’ with ‘GeometricTransformMode’ set to
‘half-pixel’ for ‘OpsetVersion’ ‘8’. Exported network may produce different results.
Warning: Cannot exactly export Layer ‘up2d_35_new’ with ‘NearestRoundingMode’ set to ’round’
for ‘OpsetVersion’ ‘8’. Exported network may produce different results.
I realise that the functions here are just not supported yet on exportONNX based on the documentation. Are there alternatives to the above functions? Also, are there applications that can edit these placeholder values as ONNX files? onnx, yolov4 MATLAB Answers — New Questions
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For any reason I cannot use WAC with WinRM over HTTPS.
Certificates are created and installed.
I can confirm that this work with:
Enter-PSession FQDN.domain.com -UseSSL
**WinRM HTTP listeners are removed from remote computer
Then, when adding the server to WAC, always fails to connect with this configuration.
I can connect servers to WAC again by setting winrm again with HTTP, but this is not what i want.
More info:
– WAC Custom Install choosing “WinRM over HTTPS”- Changed -UseHTTPS variable to $True on C:ProgramFilesWindowsAdminCenterPowerShellModulesMicrosoft.WindowsAdminCenter-ManagementTools- WAC build 2311
Any idea about what i’s missing?
Thanks
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