
Boundless Technologies
ADDS 5600 Linux-Based Terminal
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if [ -n "$UPDATED" ] ; then
freeze
xmsg "Logos successfully updated" "Terminal will reboot in 5 seconds."&
sleep
5
reboot
else
xmsg "Nothing to do."
fi
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Note°: The USB key shall feature a /images directory that contains at least one of the following files:
"background.xpm" (background image on desktop)
"launch.xpm" (image display when starting a connection)
"saver.xpm" (screen saver image)
"setuplogo.gif" (image displayed on the right frame of the Setup image)
"logo.png" (logo for TCMS server)
Customization of images
The ADDS 5600 features several images that can be customized:
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Background:
background of the Desktop
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Launch:
image displayed when starting a connection
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Setup logo:
displayed on the right frame of the Setup Manager
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Saver:
image used by screen saver
In order to load your custom images into the ADDS 5500, you have to create
a /images directory into /tmp/config. Then you have to copy and rename your image
files as:
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/tmp/config/images/background.xpm
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/tmp/config/images/launch.xpm
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/tmp/config/images/setuplogo.gif
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/tmp/config/images/saver.xpm
Once done, you have to execute the freeze command in order to permanently
save the images into the system. Otherwise, at next reboot, the files won’t be saved.
Please note that after a Reset to Factory Default Settings, these images are
removed.
Command line tools and tips
The ADDS 5600 features two file editors: vi (text mode), editor (graphical
mode). The 5500 comes along with a set of standard binaries tools that can be found
in a stripped down version of linux.
The ADDS 5600 also features some tools that ease the development of scripts.