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Hello message board! Just a few questions here I can not seem to find out via Google, manuals, and reading other forum posts. We are attempting to utilize a t610 with the Linux based o.s. And are running into a few hurdles. I have seen on 'Windows' based thin clients, after you make a change to something, you must 'Commit' the changes.

Is there a way to do this on a Linux box? It seems that the o.s. Partition is Read Only?? Also, is there a way to navigate files and folders on this type of thin client?

I see the terminal in 'Admin' mode and I can kind-of nav files and folders through the text editor, but I am at a semi-loss doing things this way. I know this may be a stupid question, but is there a way to re-image this thin client to a 'Windows' based o.s.? The main problem I am experiencing is an add-on/extension in firefox is not 'sticking' in my firefox browser. I have installed the extension many times, and after I restart the browser, it is gone and my settings are reverted to 'original'. I am taking a guess here, but I am guessing every time this client 'reboots' it is booting to an image?? One last question, is there any 'manuals' for these Linux based clients?

I see most or all of the helps seems to be geared towards Windows, and would just like a reference. Thanks for reading! If you're talking about the HP ThinPro OS- Before you can make changes to the file system, you need to run this command from the terminal - 'fsunlock'. When you're done, 'fslock' locks the file system again. There isn't another file explorer tool included that I'm aware of in ThinPro. Command line and the notepad tool are the only real ways to navigate the file system.

Operation Flashpoint 2 Patch 1.01. If you're looking for help with something, keep in mind it is basically a stripped-down version of Ubuntu, with some extra utilities and GUI provided by HP. The nuts and bolts are the same as an Ubuntu build so I've gotten quite a bit of insight from Ubuntu forums online for problems that I've had. As for your browser extensions issue, depending on how you're doing this, you can configure connections to allow them to configure their own settings, or to use HP ThinPro settings. If you haven't allowed Firefox to create and use its own settings in the file system, nothing you change inside the browser will stick. I haven't tried installing a browser extension but I'm pretty sure that's where your problem is. If you're talking about the HP ThinPro OS- Before you can make changes to the file system, you need to run this command from the terminal - 'fsunlock'.

When you're done, 'fslock' locks the file system again. There isn't another file explorer tool included that I'm aware of in ThinPro. Command line and the notepad tool are the only real ways to navigate the file system. If you're looking for help with something, keep in mind it is basically a stripped-down version of Ubuntu, with some extra utilities and GUI provided by HP. Canon Powershot A510 Firmware Download. Canon Kh20x6 4 Krs Manual Transfer there. The nuts and bolts are the same as an Ubuntu build so I've gotten quite a bit of insight from Ubuntu forums online for problems that I've had. As for your browser extensions issue, depending on how you're doing this, you can configure connections to allow them to configure their own settings, or to use HP ThinPro settings.