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For NeoLinux, do the following: 

1.  Download and unzip the 

GridCenter_client_24_bit_change.zip

 file. 

2.  Copy the ezRM_patch folder to the ezRemote Manager server. 
3.  Start ezRemote Manager and select the I/Port(s) to be patched. 
4.  Click the Snapin Manager icon in the menu bar. 
5.  Browse to the

 \\ezRM_patch\Linux\

 folder, select the 

install.2do 

file, and click OK. 

The snap-in is installed and the I/Port reboots when the installation is complete.

To install the patch locally: 
For XPe, do the following: 

1.  Download and unzip the 

GridCenter_client_24_bit_change.zip

 file. 

2.  Copy the Standalone_patch\XPe folder to a USB mass storage device such as a key drive. 
3.  Insert the key drive at the I/Port. 
4.  Browse to the Standalone_patch\XPe folder on the key drive, and double-click the 

deploy.bat 

file. 

The patch is installed and the I/Port reboots when the installation is complete. 

For NeoLinux, do the following: 

1.  Download and unzip the 

GridCenter_client_24_bit_change.zip

 file. 

2.  Copy the 

install.sh

 and the 

gc.tgz 

files to a USB mass storage device such as a key drive. 

3.  Insert the key drive at the I/Port. 
4. Log in as 

root

 using the 

su

 command and the password 

clearcube

. 

5. Change to the 

/usr/tmp

 directory with the following command: 

 

cd /usr/tmp

 

6. Copy the installer files from the key drive to the 

/usr/tmp

 directory. Use the following commands: 

 

cp /usb/usb-drive/install.sh /usr/tmp/  
cp /usb/usb-drive/gc.tgz /usr/tmp/

7. Run the following command:

 

bash install.sh 

8. When prompted, hit enter. The installation copies a rather lengthy set of files to the I/Port and then 

reboots twice. Following the second reboot, the ClearCube client window is displayed, indicating that 
the patch has been successfully installed. 

Note: This update modifies the color depth to 32-bit on the I/Port. To obtain 24-bit color depth within an 

RDP session, the I/Port and the remote Blade both need to have their color depth set to 32-bit color. 

Unless you set the Blade to 32-bit color, you will not be able to create a 24-bit color depth RDP session. 

 

For more information, please contact ClearCube technical support.

Email address for ClearCube Technical Support

 

ClearCube Support Website

 

(866) 652-3400

Direct line in the US

 

+1 (512) 652-3400

Direct line from outside the US