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We are running about 180 Wyse 3040 with the latest firmware ThinOS v9.1.1131 and Citrix Workspace app 20.12.0.12.1. WMS 3.1
When users plug a USB stick into the Wyse, they sometimes see the stick in Citrix. It is necessary to unplug and replug the stick up to 6 times.
System Information – Event Log:
USB: Generic Mass Storage connected
USB: Generic Mass Storage removed
USB: Generic Mass Storage connected
USB: Generic Mass Storage removed
USB: Generic Mass Storage connected
USB disk partition da0s1 is added
With the old software 8.6.207 it was never a problem
What is the reason?
Always the same USB stick?
ThinOS still does not support NTFS.
A stick will only get recognized when “USB disk partition da0s1 is added” shows up in the eventlog.
CG
Always the same USB stick?
Yes. With the same Stick. Between the in/out i wait always more then 30 seconds
Haven’t seen nor heard about that.
Contact Dell support.
CG
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