Hello William,
True. Finally got to our DTUs and checked myself. I guess the
youngster's hands are "curly"...
Running utresadm and killing the session (via CtrlAltBackspace)
does indeed change the video frequency (85 to 60 and back again).
Also checked: pulling the plug on the DTU does not change the
frequency. After getting the IP via DHCP, finding the SRSS and
reconnecting to the session, DTU runs with the same settings as
the session originally started with.
Kind of strange, because we walk around with sessions on tokens
(smartcards), and get whatever frequency and resolution has been
configured for the DTU with its specific monitor (and maybe
DTU+Token explicitly).
I guess session reconnection for DTU+default and DTU+RealToken
are processed differently (at least in SRSS3.1)?
Friday, February 8, 2008, 3:05:49 PM, you wrote:
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Jim,
You should be able to use the utsession command to identify and terminate only a specific session (which should then automatically restart with the correct resolution). See the man pages on specific options.
William Yang ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Klimov Sent: Friday, February 08, 2008 5:48 AM Subject: [SunRay-Users] utresadm usage question Hello SunRay-Users, Does anybody use utresadm regularly? My junior admin asked that when he plugged a Sun Ray DTU to another monitor with different capabilities (i.e. Max HZ at the same resolution), he tried to use utresadm to assign a different default resolution to the DTU. It seems that restarting the Sun Ray DTU and/or restarting its session did not apply the new settings. While "utrestart -c", used on all servers at once, did the trick he expected, it's too disruptive to use regularly and/or in a big Sun Ray net. What is the appropriate usage of this command? Should the new settings be applied on DTU restart and/or restart of its current session (X server)? -- Best regards, Jim Klimov mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list |
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