Fujitsu eLux NG S26361-F2600-L134 Manual Do Utilizador

 

 

 

 

 

 

Build # 27

  

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Problem: 

Connecting to the server or using Windows Explorer is extremely slow. The application 
stops responding, or “hangs.” 

Solution: 

Automatic floppy drive mapping is active. Go to BIOS Setup on the Thin Client and 
deactivate the floppy controller setting. 

 
 

Ch. 3.16, “Mirroring” 
Problem: 

You want to initiate a mirroring session, but the Mirroring settings area on the target Thin 
Client is disabled. 

Solution: 

The Mirroring settings area is disabled if the mirror package is not installed. 

 

Ch. 4, “Configuring Applications”  
Problem: 

The application does not start automatically when the Thin Client starts, although the 
Start automatically

 check box is selected.

 

Solution: 

If eLux NG is not licensed, applications cannot be started automatically. 

Ch. 4.5.3 Web Tools 
Problem: 

After clicking on a link to run a RealPlayer-supported file, the screen freezes and the 
keyboard does not work (NUMLOCK key does not respond).

 

Solution: 

When the screen freezes and the keyboard does not respond, the main memory has 
been used to full capacity. Most likely the file you just tried to download is too large for the 
available main memory. Generally, a pop-up message appears when memory usage has 
reached 95%, allowing you to quit applications and prevent a screen freeze. However, 
RealPlayer files may download and completely use available main memory before the 
pop-up warning can be sent.  
Unfortunately, there is no way to solve this problem once it has occurred. You must 
restart the device. 
You can, however, prevent the problem. In the future, avoid downloading oversized 
RealPlayer files and be aware of your memory size. To see the main memory available 
on the device, go to Setup > General. 

 

Ch. 4.7.4, “X11 for X Applications Using the Local X Server” 
Problem: 

X11 application does not start.

 

Solution: 

Check remote shell and command functionality. 

1.  Open a local shell (XTerm). 
2.  At the prompt type: rsh <host name> -l <username> ls. 
3.  If you receive the error message “permission denied," check the remote shell 

functionality on the UNIX server. 
 
If you receive other error messages, this indicates a problem with the command. 
Log on to your UNIX server, set the DISPLAY variable to your Thin Client’s 
address, and check the functionality of the command. 

 
Problem: 

My X11 application (running on a remote machine) will not start. When connecting from 
the Application tab, the “Active” column displays Yes and then a short time later No. 

 

Solution: 

Remote X11 applications are not allowed. Go to Setup > Security > “Local security” > 
Permissions

. In the Local security settings dialog box select the check box Allow 

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