http://www.wyse.com/products/cloud-clients/firmware/ubuntu-linux The only supported terminal for this OS right now is the T50, which is an *ARM*-based client. http://www.wyse.com/sites/default/files/products/spec_sheets_2012-05/Dell-Wyse-T-class-IA.pdf has more information. The Ubuntu platform uses some kind of deb packaging.
How to unpack firmware: * Download 20120203-0_U-1.028_T50_merlin.exe or similar. * Run in Wine. * Go to /home/$USER/.wine/drive_c/WDM Packages/20120203-0_U-1.028_T50_merlin/20120203-0_U-1.028_T50_merlin/20120203-0_U-1.028_T50_merlin * Unpack main partition: lzmadec par3.img > par3.foo * Mount: sudo mount -o loop,ro par3.foo /mnt
Fixed by documentation in 29178. Tested successfully: * Sound * Local drives * Printing * Smart cards
Settings are not retained across reboots. It seems /home is tmpfs, so it's not a good place for persistent configuration.
(In reply to comment #3) > Settings are not retained across reboots. It seems /home is tmpfs, so it's not > a good place for persistent configuration. We should probably automatically create symlinks into /wfs, which is in turn a symlink to /etc/wyseroot. In order to do this, we need to verify how things works on Wyse Enhanced Suse Linux. Unfortunately, our terminal has stopped working. Trying to reflash. It's marked as Z60D but rumor says it is actually a Z50D. But in any case, it does not accept a Z50D firmware imaage.
(In reply to comment #3) > Settings are not retained across reboots. It seems /home is tmpfs, so it's not > a good place for persistent configuration. Fixed in r29300.
Seems to work fine. Tested: * Sound * Smart card * Local drives * Local printer
