Samsung 911LT User Manual

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PXE Network Boot Support
Yes 
Yes 
SSH Yes 
Yes 
DHCP
Yes Yes 
DPMS
Yes Yes 
Screen Saver
Yes 
Yes 
USB Mass Storage
Yes 
Yes 
File Browser
EmelFM2 
EmelFM2 
Smart Card Support
Yes 
Yes 
Icewm
1.2.32 1.2.32 
Thin Print
Yes 
Yes 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Boot Procedure 
System BIOS
 
The BIOS looks for extensions in the appropriate memory area. The next step is the execution of 
the master boot record, which starts a secondary stage loader.
Secondary Stage Loader and Boot Menu
 
The secondary stage loader provides the user with a boot menu. The boot option can be selected 
by using arrow keys and then made to run by using the enter key. By default, the STC boots into the 
default choice after the specified timeout. You can then choose between 2 boot options and the 
option of starting the Thin Client in its factory defaults safe mode. 
 
z
Normal Boot 
{
Silent Boot  
{
Verbose Boot 
z
Safe Boot 
 
Normal Boot 
Silent Boot
 
"Silent Boot" is the standard boot mode; it suppresses all messages from the kernel and starts 
up the graphical desktop. It displays a progress bar along with a text message when major 
checkpoints in the boot process are reached. 
Verbose Boot
 
If the "Verbose Boot" is chosen (by pressing the key "F2"), the boot messages are shown and 
there will be a detailed display of the boot process and its execution.
Safe Boot 
If you choose "Safe Boot" (setup only with standard parameter values), the secondary stage 
loader looks for a bootable system in the flash and continues the boot process as in the other 
boot modes. It basically does booting with a default X-server configuration without the bootsplash 
screen. This method will restore your display settings to default in main boot. This method is very 
useful in case you need to restore corrupted display to restore to the original settings of the 
system. Please beware that all your display related custom settings will get changed.
Networking
 
After loading the kernel the network configuration follows. Two different ways can be chosen to 
include the terminal in the network environment. According to the settings of the terminal, DHCP 
broadcast or manual configured IP address can be used for this purpose. 
X-Server
 
The last step of the boot procedure is the start of the X-Server and the local window manager. 
Once the boot procedure completes, a desktop will be displayed on the screen as shown below.