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Solution Type Troubleshooting Sure Solution 1010832.1 : Troubleshooting Mouse problems on a Sun Ray[TM] Appliance
PreviouslyPublishedAs 214962 Description The mouse on a Sun Ray[TM] appliance doesn't work correctly. Steps to Follow Hardware Checks 1. Hardware Checks1.1 Check the mouse hardware 1.1.1 If you have a ball mouse, check if the ball is still inside. 1.1.2 If your mouse is wireless, check the batteries. Perhaps the batteries are not inserted or the batteries are flat. 1.1.3 If your mouse is connected by a cable, check that the mouse is plugged into the Sun Ray desktop unit (DTU). 1.1.4 Connect the mouse in question to a workstation or at a PC. Does it work there? 1.1.5. Sun Ray is supposed to be able to handle any mouse-like device that complies with the USB 1.1 HID "Boot Mode" Pointer specification. If your third party mouse does not support this protocol properly, it might not work correctly on Sun Ray. 1.2 Check other related hardware 1.2.1 Are there some other devices close by that might be jamming the mouse's traffic? Unplug all other USB devices from the DTU and only plug in the mouse. 1.2.2 Try a different mouse on the DTU. Does that mouse work correctly? If no, maybe the DTU has a problem and not the mouse. 2. Software Checks2.1 Check the Sun Ray Server update patch A mouse is handled almost entirely by the firmware in the Sun Ray unit. Therefore it's generally a good idea to use the latest Sun Ray Server update patch which contains also the latest firmware for the DTUs. Read the patch description for any mouse related problems: 120879-XX Sun Ray Core Services version 3.1 Patch Update (Solaris on Sparc) 120880-XX Sun Ray Core Services version 3.1 Patch Update (Solaris on x86) 120881-XX Sun Ray Core Services version 3.1 Patch Update (Linux/x86) 119836-XX Sun Ray Server 3.0 Update Patch (Linux/x86) 118979-XX Sun Ray Server 3.0 Update Patch (Solaris on sparc) 114880-XX Sun Ray Server 2.0 Update Patch 111891-XX Sun Ray Server 1.3 Update Patch 110666-XX Sun Ray Server 1.2 Update Patch 109127-XX Sun Ray Server 1.1 Update Patch 108303-XX Sun Ray Server 1.0 Update Patch 2.2 Check the firmware on the DTU Make sure that the DTU is running the firmware which comes with the latest Sun Ray Server Update Patch, use the utdesktop command for that task. See also
3. Check the application 3.1 Has the problem something to do with your application rather than with the mouse itself? Try several different applications and check if the same problem 3.2 If you have problems with a Motif Application read
3.3 If you test with Java applications, make sure that you are using at least a J2SE 1.4 compatible JRE which is the first release that has mouse wheel support.
Abbreviations:
Product Sun Ray 150 Ultra-Thin Client Sun Ray 1g Ultra-Thin Client Sun Ray 100 Ultra-Thin Client Sun Ray Server Software 1.1 Sun Ray Server Software 1.2 Sun Ray Server Software 1.3 Sun Ray Server Software 2.0 Sun Ray Server Software 3.0 Sun Ray Server Software 3.1 Sun Ray 1 Ultra-Thin Client Sun Ray 170 Ultra-Thin Client Internal Comments For Internal Use Only If you have a third party mouse which does still not work properly (even after you have checked each step in the troubleshooting guide), perform the following check (internal only):
4. Check the USB 1.1 HID protocol compatibility The Sun Ray firmware (SRSS <= 3.0) keeps a whitelist of non-standard conforming mouse devices (see also 1.1.5). In this case run utusbdevs while the mouse is attached, and note the MAC address of the Sun Ray appliance where the mouse was connected. The utusbdevs script is not shipped with the SRSS, you can get it from http://rsd-software.sfbay/twiki/pub/Products/SunRayServerSoftwareReferences/utusbdevs SRSS 3.1+ has implemented a better mechanism to determine if USB mouse supports scroll wheel. See also CR 6195751.
Fixed bugs related to mouse problems:
6218260 Scroll wheel on Genius NetScroll and PowerScroll mice is not recognised Previously Published As 81062 Change History Date: 2006-01-20 User Name: 7058 Action: Update Canceled Comment: *** Restored Published Content *** SSH AUDIT Product_uuid 2a1f4cc0-0a18-11d6-99d7-dc92ef4207a7|Sun Ray 150 Ultra-Thin Client 17b4fb54-0ee3-11d7-91b0-934b10cdd83f|Sun Ray 1g Ultra-Thin Client Attachments This solution has no attachment |
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