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Their allies!Decide the Fate of DrakkenheimThere's no telling how a Drakkenheim campaign might end, since the choices of the player characters shape the story. Will they retire wealthy with fantastic riches? or perhaps unlock the arcane mysteries of Delerium? Discover the cosmic origins of the meteor, restore the royal bloodline, transform the crater into a place of pilgrimage, burn the corrupt city to the ground, or will you be consumed by madness and horror? ContaminationWhen using a contaminated spell, the caster will gain a level of contamination. You can set a spell to be a 'Contaminated' spell right in the item sheet's Details tab. A GM can also apply contamination from any damage roll in the chat. A character's or npc's level of contamination is tracked on the actor sheet with a handy view of the effects of each level. When a character takes a long rest while they have a level of contamination, the system will roll a d20 for them as per the rules; on a 1, they will automatically gain an additional level of contamination. The initial effects of contamination (half HP gained from hit dice, no HP gained from long rest) are fully automated! Bug Reporting and ChangelogsTo report any issues with this module, please submit a report via the MetaMorphic Support Portal. You can view the changelog for this module here. Supported Game Systems Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition Latest Version: Version 4.3.6 Last Updated 1 week, 1 day ago Categories Available Versions Version 1.4.2 3 months, 1 week ago Version 1.4.1 3 months, 3 weeks ago Version 1.4.0 4 months, 2 weeks ago Version 1.3.1 7 months, 3 weeks ago Foundry Version 12 - 12 (Verified 12) Manifest URL Version 1.3.0 9 months, 2 weeks ago Foundry Version 12 - 12 (Verified 12) Manifest URL Version 1.2.9 11 months ago Foundry Version 11 - 11 (Verified 11.315) Manifest URL Version 1.2.8 11 months, 2 weeks ago Foundry Version 11 - 11 (Verified 11.315) Manifest URL Version 1.2.7 11 months, 2 weeks ago Foundry Version 11 - 11 (Verified 11.315) Manifest URL Foundry Version 11 - 11 (Verified 11.315) Manifest URL Foundry Version 11 - 11 (Verified 11.315) Manifest URL Version 1.2.4 1 year, 1 month ago Foundry Version 11 - 11 (Verified 11.315) Manifest URL Version 1.2.3 1 year, 1 month ago Foundry Version 11 - 11 (Verified 11.315) Manifest URL Version 1.2.2-beta 1

Hash of the file to verify that the signature is valid for the document. If you make any changes to a signed file, you must sign it again. If you sign a document that was previously signed, Mage.exe will replace the old signature with the new.When you use the -AppManifest option to populate a deployment manifest, Mage.exe will assume that your application manifest will reside in the same directory as the deployment manifest within a subdirectory named after the current deployment version, and will configure your deployment manifest appropriately. If your application manifest will reside elsewhere, use the -AppCodeBase option to set the alternate location.Your deployment and application manifest must be signed before you deploy your application. For guidance about signing manifests, see Trusted Application Deployment Overview.The -TrustLevel option for application manifests describes the permission set an application requires to run on the client computer. By default, applications are assigned a trust level based on the zone in which their URL resides. Applications deployed over a corporate network are generally placed in the Intranet zone, while those deployed over the Internet are placed in the Internet zone. Both security zones place restrictions on the application's access to local resources, with the Intranet zone slightly more permissive than the Internet zone. The FullTrust zone gives applications complete access to a computer's local resources. If you use the -TrustLevel option to place an application in this zone, the Trust Manager component of the CLR will prompt the user to decide whether he or she wants to grant this higher level of trust. If you are deploying your application over a corporate network, you can use Trusted Application Deployment to raise the trust level of the application without prompting the user.Application manifests also support custom trust sections. This helps your application obey the security principle of requesting least permission, as you can configure the manifest to demand only those specific permissions that the application requires in order to execute. Mage.exe does not directly support adding a custom trust section. You can add one using a text editor, an XML parser, or the graphical tool MageUI.exe. For more information about how to use MageUI.exe to add custom trust sections, see MageUI.exe (Manifest Generation and Editing Tool, Graphical Client).New manifests that are created with version 4 of Mage.exe, which is included with [!INCLUDEvs_dev10_long], target the [!INCLUDEnet_client_v40_long]. To target earlier versions of the .NET Framework, you must use an earlier version of Mage.exe. When adding or removing assemblies from an existing manifest, or re-signing an existing manifest, Mage.exe does not update the manifest to target the [!INCLUDEnet_client_v40_long]. The following tables show these features and restrictions.Manifest versionOperationMage v2.0Mage v4.0Manifest for applications targeting version 2.0 or 3.x of the .NET FrameworkOpenOKOKCloseOKOKSaveOKOKRe-signOKOKNewOKNot supportedUpdate (see below)OKOKManifest for applications targeting version 4 of the .NET FrameworkOpenOKOKCloseOKOKSaveOKOKRe-signOKOKNewNot supportedOKUpdate (see below)Not supportedOKManifest versionUpdate Operation DetailsMage v2.0Mage v4.0Manifest for applications targeting version 2.0 or 3.x of the .NET FrameworkModify an assemblyOKOKAdd an assemblyOKOKRemove an assemblyOKOKManifest for applications targeting version 4 of the .NET FrameworkModify

Hi,The flash version on our Intel Xeon Phi appears to be 2.1.01.0372. According to the MPSS readme, one of the prerequisites for updating the flash is "Starting version of Flash must be >= 375, if not, contact your Intel support representative". I have two questions regarding this:1. Is it safe to continue flashing the Xeon Phi in spite of the older flash version currently on the device? If not, what should be done?2. If I do not want to update the flash, what problems would I face? Can I continue using the 372 version without issues?I have pasted the output of miccheck and micinfo below for your reference. Please let me know if you need any more info from me.Thanks,Prasanna.miccheck 2.1.6720-15, created 11:31:20 Jun 21 2013Copyright 2011-2013 Intel Corporation All rights reservedTest 1 Ensure installation matches manifest : FAILEDTest 2 Ensure host driver is loaded : OKTest 3 Ensure driver matches manifest : OKTest 4 Detect all listed devices : OKMIC 0 Test 1 Find the device : OKMIC 0 Test 2 Check the POST code via PCI : OKMIC 0 Test 3 Connect to the device : OKMIC 0 Test 4 Check for normal mode : OKMIC 0 Test 5 Check the POST code via SCIF : OKMIC 0 Test 6 Send data to the device : OKMIC 0 Test 7 Compare the PCI configuration : OKMIC 0 Test 8 Ensure Flash version matches manifest : FAILEDMIC 0 Test 8> Flash version mismatch. Manifest: 2.1.03.0386, Running: 2.1.01.0372Status: Test failedmiccheck output:MicInfo Utility LogCreated Fri Jul 19 16:34:19 2013 System Info HOST OS : Linux OS Version : 3.2.0-4-amd64 Driver Version : 6720-15 MPSS Version : NotAvailable Host Physical Memory : 32988 MBDevice No: 0, Device Name: mic0Version Flash Version : NotAvailable SMC Firmware Version : NotAvailable SMC Boot Loader Version : NotAvailable uOS Version : NotAvailable Device Serial Number : NotAvailableBoard Vendor ID : 0x8086 Device ID : 0x2250 Subsystem ID : 0x2500 Coprocessor Stepping ID : 3 PCIe Width : x16 PCIe Speed : 5 GT/s PCIe Max payload size : 256 bytes PCIe Max read req size :

Extension page. See the below image for an illustration.switching on the developer mode in the extension page of the chromeStep 3: Click on the load unpacked button present in the top left corner and then browse to the extension folder which we have created.Step 5: After that, the extension will be loaded into the chrome as shown in the below image.loading the unpacked extension in chromeAdding functionality to the ExtensionWe have created a chrome extension that does nothing, but we can add many functionalities to the extension using javascript. Let us discuss the functionalities that we can add to the extension are.Adding the Icon The extension that we have created have no icons. However, we can add icons to this extension by using the icons parameter in the manifest file. See the below manifest file code for an illustration.{ "name": "The Name of the extension", "version": "1.0", "description": "The description of the extension", "manifest_version": 3, "icons": { "16": "path_to_the_image_file_of_size_16", "32": "path_to_the_image_file_of_size_32", "48": "path_to_the_image_file_of_size_48", "128":"path_to_the_image_file_of_size_128" }}Add your image path in the icons parameter in the manifest file shown above. This will lead to an icon be displayed in the extension.BackgroundWe have created an extension and added an icon to the extension, but the extension does nothing. We can add functionality to the extension by adding a background script. The background script will run in the background while the extension is active and perform the declared operations in the background script file. To add a background script to our extension, we need to use the background parameter of the manifest file. See the below sample manifest.{ "name": "The Name of the extension", "version": "1.0", "description": "The description of the extension", "manifest_version": 3, "background": { "service_worker": "background.js" }}In the above manifest file, we have used the background parameter of the manifest file to register a service worker by providing the file name as background.js. After adding the line in the manifest, now we can create a background.js file in the extension folder. The code written inside the background.js file will run in the background whenever the extension is active.PopupWe can also build a

Tooling to your IDEAdd org.eclipse.jdt.feature.group to your target platform.The target platform should look similar to the following listing. name="target-platform"> includeAllPlatforms="false" includeConfigurePhase="true" includeMode="planner" includeSource="true" type="InstallableUnit"> location=" id="org.eclipse.jdt.feature.group" version="0.0.0"/> Reload your target platform via the Definition tab.Afterwards, add the org.eclipse.jdt feature to your product and start a new runtime IDE via the product.Ensure that you now have the Java tooling installed; for example, check via the new wizard that you can create Java projects.7. Exercise: Adding e4 part descriptors to 3.x based applicationsIn this exercise, you add a model based part contribution to an Eclipse 3.x RCP application.7.1. Adding a part descriptorCreate a simple plug-in named com.vogella.plugin.partdescriptor.Select the Activate this plug-in when one of its classes is loaded flag via its manifest.Add the following plug-in dependencies to your manifest file.org.eclipse.core.runtime,org.eclipse.jface,org.eclipse.e4.ui.model.workbench,org.eclipse.e4.ui.diAdd the following package dependencies to your manifest file.The manifest file should look similar to (version number constraints have been removed):Manifest-Version: 1.0Bundle-ManifestVersion: 2Bundle-Name: PartdescriptorBundle-SymbolicName: com.vogella.plugin.partdescriptorBundle-Version: 1.0.0.qualifierBundle-Vendor: VOGELLARequire-Bundle: org.eclipse.core.runtime, org.eclipse.jface, org.eclipse.e4.ui.model.workbench, org.eclipse.e4.ui.diModel-Fragment: fragment.e4xmiBundle-RequiredExecutionEnvironment: JavaSE-21Automatic-Module-Name: com.vogella.plugin.partdescriptorBundle-ActivationPolicy: lazyImport-Package: jakarta.annotationCreate the following classpackage com.vogella.ide.ui;import jakarta.annotation.PostConstruct;import org.eclipse.e4.ui.di.Focus;import org.eclipse.jface.viewers.ArrayContentProvider;import org.eclipse.jface.viewers.LabelProvider;import org.eclipse.jface.viewers.TableViewer;import org.eclipse.swt.SWT;import org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite;public class PartEclipse4x { private TableViewer viewer; @PostConstruct public void createPartControl(Composite parent) { viewer = new TableViewer(parent, SWT.MULTI | SWT.H_SCROLL | SWT.V_SCROLL); viewer.setContentProvider(ArrayContentProvider.getInstance()); viewer.setLabelProvider(new LabelProvider()); viewer.setInput(new String[] {"One", "Two", "Three"}); } @Focus public void setFocus() { viewer.getControl().setFocus(); }}Add a new model fragment to this plug-in via .We use the dynamic one, which requires the Activate this plug-in when one of its classes is loaded and allow only one fragment to be registered.If you need to register multiple,