Audio Device Name May Change After Upgrading from ThinOS 9 to ThinOS 10

Affected Platforms:

• Wyse 5070 Thin Client
• Wyse 5070 Extended Thin Client
• Wyse 5470 Mobile Thin Client
• Wyse 5470 All-in-One Thin Client
• Latitude 3440
• Latitude 5440
• Latitude 5450
• OptiPlex 3000 Thin Client
• OptiPlex All-in-One 7410
• OptiPlex All-in-One 7420

Affected Operating Systems:

• Dell ThinOS 10
• Dell ThinOS 9

How to reproduce:

1. Connect an audio device to a thin client which runs ThinOS 9.
2. Power on the device.
3. Go to the ThinOS desktop menu and select System Setup, Peripherals, then select Audio tab.
   Note: The name shows on Playback Devices and Record Devices.
4. Shut down the thin client.
5. Perform an operating system upgrade from ThinOS 9 to ThinOS 10.
6. Go to the ThinOS desktop menu and select System Setup, Peripherals, then select Audio tab.
7. Check the names show on Playback Devices and Record Devices. They may be different from the ones shown in ThinOS 9.

Examples (May be different in your environment):

Audio Jack:

ThinOS 9:

ThinOS 10:

Bluetooth:

ThinOS 9:

ThinOS 10:

HDMI DP:

ThinOS 9:

ThinOS 10:

ThinOS 9 and ThinOS 10 are based on a different flavor of the Linux kernel. Therefore, for some audio devices the name may be different.

This name difference does not impact the audio device behavior or functionality.

If Playback Device and Recording Device have defined a default device name in WMS Group Profile (from Peripheral Management, Audio, Audio Settings), after upgrading to ThinOS 10 administrator may want to set the configuration to the new name if different.