HP T5745 User Manual

HP t5745 Thin

Client SATA 16 GB

Support

Table of Contents:

Introduction ........................................................................................................ 1

Procedure ........................................................................................................... 1

Introduction

This document will show a user detailed instructions on how to configure the HP t5745 Thin Client for SATA 16 GB Support.

Pre-requisite: Ensure that NO external storage device is connected to the thin client after the SATA DOM is installed.

Procedure

1. Boot up the HP t5745 Thin Client to the HP ThinPro Control Center.

2. Switch to Admin Mode in order to access X-Terminal. There are two ways to do

this:

 Right-click the cursor outside of the HP ThinPro Control Center and select

Administrator/User Mode Switch. A Switch to Admin Mode dialog box appears. Type root in the administrator password field, and then click OK. The HP ThinPro Control Center (Administrative Mode) page appears.

 In the bottom left corner of the screen, click on the HP logo and select

3. Click Control Panel in the left pane of the ThinPro Control Center

(Administrative Mode). Select the Advanced tab in the right pane. Double-click the X Terminal icon to open it.

4. At the command prompt in the X Terminal window, type the following

command to unlock the file system.

fsunlock

5. Press Enter.

6. Type the following command to create the mount point.

mkdir /satadrive

7. Press Enter.

8. Type the following command:

echo "/dev/sdb1 /satadrive auto defaults,auto 0 0" >> /etc/fstab and

9. Press Enter.

10. Type the following command to lock the file system.

fslock

11. Press Enter.

12. Type exit and press Enter to close the application.

13. Reboot the thin client.

Your internal storage device will now show up in /satadrive. Any files saved in /satadrive will be saved to the internal SATA DOM.

NOTE

If you want to copy or remove a file to the 16GB SATA Drive on the remote ICA/RDP server, you must change the directory owner to user by issuing the following command locally.

chown user /satadrive Remote Servers will not have write permission to the SATA drive until this process is complete.

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653902-001, February 2011