Sun Ray
Using USB devices on Sun Ray terminals
- Connect the device
- Insert your USB drive.
- It will be automatically mounted under /tmp/SUNWut/mnt/<username> where <username> is your username.
- Accessing the device
- If You are running the desktop system Gnome (most of You):
- Accessing the files
- Choose "System Tools" from the start meny => "Thumb Drive Utility" => a new window will open.
- To work with the files on the USB drive:
mark the line that starts with "View-disk ..." and klick on "Ok".
- Remove the device
- Mark the line that starts with "Remove ..." and klick "Ok".
- Accessing the files
- If You are running the desktop system Gnome (most of You):
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- ALternative (in terminal window)
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- Run /opt/SUNWut/bin/utdiskadm -l to get a list of all your mounted devices. Ex:
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disk1 | disk1p0 | /tmp/SUNWut/mnt/karomalm/unnamed |
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- Example: ls /tmp/SUNWut/mnt/karomalm/unnamed
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ls /tmp/SUNWut/mnt/karomalm/disk1
(if it is mounted as disk1)
- Example: ls /tmp/SUNWut/mnt/karomalm/unnamed
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- Disconnect the device
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- If you have a CD-/DVD-ROM first eject the media with
/opt/SUNWut/bin/utdiskadm -e disk1
(if it is mounted as disk1)
- If you have a CD-/DVD-ROM first eject the media with
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- Unmount your device with
/opt/SUNWut/bin/utdiskadm -r disk1
(if it is mounted as disk1)
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- Unmount your device with
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Keys and configuration
- Access Sun Ray configurator
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- Shift + Props
- Terminate current session (kills X-server)
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- Ctrl + Alt + BackSpace + Backspace
- Reset Sun Ray (does not reset current session).
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- Ctrl + Power (the moon in the upper right corner)
- Mute audio
- Decrease volume
- Increase volume
Some of the key sequencies might not work depending on your window-manager and personal settings you are using. If this is the case you have to start the applications manually.
- Access Sun Ray configurator
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- /opt/SUNWut/bin/utsettings
- Audio settings
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- audiocontrol