ClearCube Grid Center Admin Guide 4.11 - Manual (Page 72)

66 • Appendix A: Using Grid Center with e100 and Capio I/Ports Grid Center 4.11 Administrator’s Guide
Notes
When re-imaging an Eon e100 XPe I/Port, the initial system messages report that
NeoLinux is loading. This is correct. NeoLinux is used to begin the XPe installation.
When the installation is complete, the I/Port will restart in XPe.
Do not turn off power to the I/Port during a software update.
After updating or re-imaging an Eon e100 XPe I/Port, system response will be slower
until after the system saves its user settings the first time.
When updating Eon e100 and Capio One I/Ports, be aware that the Capio One has a
slower processor and will take longer to update.
If you use a KVM switch with an I/Port, overall system response will probably be
slower. This is an unavoidable consequence of using the KVM switch.
The I8800 and Eon e100 I/Ports use a write filter to prevent unwanted writes to the
flash memory of the I/Ports. The functionality is similar, but the write filter controls are
completely different. On both I/Ports, the ability to change the write filter is visible only
to the administrator.
The I8800 I/Port displays a write filter indicator in the system tray. When the write filter
is enabled (the flash cannot be written), the write filter indicator is a green dot in the
system tray. When the write filter is disabled (the flash can be written), the write filter
indicator is a red dot. Double-click on the Disable Write Filter icon (red circle) or
Enable Write Filter icon (green circle) on the administrator desktop to disable or
enable the write filter.
The Eon e100 I/Port also displays its write filter indicator in the system tray. When the
write filter is enabled (the flash cannot be written), the write filter icon has a red dot.
When the write filter is disabled (the flash can be written), the write filter icon has a
green dot. Double-click on the write filter indicator to change its state. The Eon e100
provides tooltips with its write filter icon to alert the user whether the flash can be
written.