Release Notes

BIOS details
Table 97. BIOS details
Platforms Version File Name Size(Bytes)
Wyse 3030 LT thin client 1.0C 10C.ZIP 3935575
Wyse 5020 thin client (D50Q)/
Wyse 7020 thin client (Z50Q)
1.0L 10L.ZIP 3295808
Wyse 5060 thin client 1.0A 10A.ZIP 6440652
Image details
Table 98. Image details
File(s) Name Build (Version) Size in bytes
image-upgrade-1.0.3-Wyse.zip 1.0.3 (4.4.21-69.1.11864.0.PTF.1007653-
default)
683,858,463
all-addons-1.0.3-Wyse.zip 1.0.3 (4.4.21-69.1.11864.0.PTF.1007653-
default)
272,253,344
1.0.3.zip (RSP Package) 1.0.3 (4.4.21-69.1.11864.0.PTF.1007653-
default)
683,577,086
AES Password Encryption tool
When using the INI parameters, by default all passwords are base-64 encryption is enabled for all connections and global settings. If you
want to use AES encryption, they must generate an AES encrypted password by using the WyseINIkeyCrypt.exe tool.
ThinLinux supports two password encryption methods for all the password INI parameters for all connections and global settings.
The following section contains more information on password encryption:
Base64 Encryption Passwords
• By default all passwords in INI le should be base64 encrypted.
• To generate base-64 encrypted password, do the following:
a Login to the thin client.
b Open the xterm.
c Type regencode followed by password in plain text.
For example:
thinuser@LWT:~>regencode password
cGFzc3dvcmQ=
Encrypted output for password is cGFzc3dvcmQ=.
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ThinLinux v1.0.3