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May 15th, 2019 17:00

Panic: heap free pool 0x14113c0, entry 0x33fa2f0 9:23am 05/15/2019 Wednesday A10q_WNOS 8.5_020

Hello,

 

We have a user that is having an issue with her WYSE 3040 running ThinOS.
When she performs theses steps the WYSE device core dumps on her.

1. Ctrl + Alt + Del to lock terminal/Session (Ctx session)
2. Steps away from her desk for anywhere from 3-10 mins
3. Type in my password to unlock in the DELL login screen
4. Screen says “Unlocking Terminal…”
5. Screen does nothing more – just stay in the unlocking terminal mode
6. Cannot click on anything else on the screen – Wyse is frozen...No left click on screen
7. Push the Wyse DELL box on/off button
8. Green screen appears and core dumping starts
9. Push Wyse DELL box on/off button again
10. “Initiating Devices” screen runs
11. DELL login screen pops up asking for my Username & Password
12. I type in my credentials and I am back to my active VDI session










 

Serial Number
H5GP4P2

Device Identifier
6c2b59445171

Device Type
Thin Client (Wyse 3040 thin client)

OS Version
Wyse ThinOS (8.5_020)

Configuration Group
Central Time

Agent Version
4.2.0.0

 

Unlocking Terminal...Unlocking Terminal...Dump FileDump File

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May 15th, 2019 17:00

Upgrade to 8.6_019.

If it continues open a support ticket and upload the core dumps for engineering to resolve.

 

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May 15th, 2019 20:00

 


@buffalobound wrote:

Upgrade to 8.6_019.

If it continues open a support ticket and upload the core dumps for engineering to resolve.

 


How can you capture core dumps for support?

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May 16th, 2019 08:00

All,

Just a quick update on this issue.

Working with Dell Support I updated the FW and packages on the Wyse ThinOS to 8.6_019 and the first initial test worked.  I had the user test and she was not able to reproduce the issue.

FW download link - https://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/drivers/driversdetails?driverid=51x7h&oscode=thn80&productcode=wyse-3040-thin-client

 

Packages

FR.I386.pkg dated 05/06/2019

RTME.I386.pkg dated 05/06/2019

 

Firmware download

OS version - 8.6_019

 

 

I will update the post once I have more testing completed with the end user.

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