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All this has now been in vain as the system is now working as it should. Thank you for your assistance all the same 🙂
Yes I am using option 161 to point the Wyse terminals to the FTP server, but for the testing I am using a static IP so I can direct the wyse terminal to a different folder on the FTP server.
The test directory I am using is testwyse rather than wyse, would I be right in assuming that the new firmware doesn’t like the naming convention I am using and is still expecting to navigate to wyse? This method worked perfectly for the older firmware, as I have used the directory in the past for testing INI changes.
;*************************************************************
;* General *
;*************************************************************SignOn=No
AutoPower=yes
Privilege=High
autoload=1
DeskColor=”000 000 000″
unisession=yes
Desktop=BEValues.bmp \
Layout=Center
SysMode=VDI
Reboot=yes Time=03:00;*************************************************************
;* Network *
;*************************************************************MaxVNCD=2
VncPassword=******
VncPrompt=No
WDMService=No;*************************************************************
;* Input Devices *
;*************************************************************Language=Au
;*************************************************************
;* Time *
;*************************************************************TimeZone=”GMT + 10:00″ daylight=yes start=100107 end=040107
Timeserver=172.17.0.5 Timeformat=”12-hour format”;*************************************************************
;* RDP *
;*************************************************************;————————————————————-
;- RDP Session 1 –
;- Each line but the last must end with a ‘\’ –
;————————————————————-CONNECT=RDP \
Host=*host* \
Description=”Load Balanced” \
Colors=256 \
Fullscreen=yes \
Experience=0 \
UniSession=1 \
LowBand=yes \
Resolution=default \
Domainname=*** \
LocalCopy=no \
NoReducer=yes;*************************************************************
;* ICA *
;*************************************************************SessionConfig=ICA \
USBRedirection=HDX;————————————————————-
;- ICA Session 1 –
;- Each line but the last must end with a ‘ \’ –
;————————————————————-CONNECT=ICA \
BrowserIP=*host* \
Application=”Remote Desktop” \
Description=”Citrix Desktop” \
Colors=16m \
Fullscreen=yes \
HTTPBrowsing=1 \
Resolution=default \
Domainname=*** \
NoReducer=yes \
MapDisks=yes \
MapDisksUnderZ=A-Z \
LocalCopy=noHalfway there, but still a little confused.
What I ended up doing was perform the upgrade using the testing directory and then pointed the device back to the live directory, whilst removing the older firmware boot file.
This let the device grab the wnos.ini, so it must be something to do with my FTP setup.
The following is the export of my FTP log, from bottom up you can see the initial power-up. The second two are the restart after putting the update firmware in the directory. After that it appears that the device sin’t hitting the FTP server at all, as there was 3 restarts after the firmware was installed.
Log Date & Time IP address User Event File/Folder File size File name
FTP file transfer 2016/03/07 08:12:52 172.18.34.59 ftp get File 7.13 MB /wyse/wnos/DOVE_boot
FTP file transfer 2016/03/07 08:12:44 172.18.34.59 ftp get File 3.14 KB /wyse/wnos/wnos.ini
FTP file transfer 2016/03/07 08:10:28 172.18.34.59 ftp get File 461.49 KB /wyse/wnos/bitmap/BEValues.bmp
FTP file transfer 2016/03/07 08:10:25 172.18.34.59 ftp get File 3.14 KB /wyse/wnos/wnos.iniAfter leaving it for 20-30 minutes it decided to span. DVI seems to be the default monitor
@ConfGen wrote:
I have uploaded a fix for this.
To install the addon do the following:
place the addon in wyse/addons FTP/HTTP folder and install with newaddons=remove-cdmallowed_1_all.deb INI parameter in your wlx.ini.
The addon can be downloaded here:
http://www.freewysemonkeys.com/downloads/Linux/remove-cdmallowed_1_all.debCG
CG,
Awesome! Worked brilliantly!
Thanks agian 😀
