Users Guide

Command to create bootable non-interactive DSU ISO

Linux Operating System:

dsu --non-interactive --destination-type=ISO --destination-location=/root/home/output.iso --

config=/root/home/config.xml --source-type=REPOSITORY --source-location="ftp.dell.com/catalog"

Microsoft Windows Operating System:

dsu --non-interactive --destination-type=ISO --destination-location= C:\output.iso –—config=C:

\config.xml

Command to create bootable interactive DSU ISO

Linux Operating System:

dsu --destination-type=ISO --destination-location=/root/home/output.iso

Microsoft Windows Operating System:

dsu --destination-type=ISO --destination-location= C:\output.iso

Command to package the selected updates to a folder

using existing bootable ISO

Linux Operating System:

dsu --destination-type=CBD --destination-location=/root/home/outdirectory --bootable-log-

location=/var/log/bootmsg.log

Microsoft Windows Operating System:

dsu --destination-type=CBD --destination-location= C:\outdirectory --bootable-log-

location=/var/log/bootmsg.log

Use with custom oine repository created with Dell

Repository Manager

DSU can update a system based on a custom-built Server Update Utility (SUU) oine repository exported from Dell Repository Manager

(DRM):

• Build a bundle of desired DUPs using DRM in a custom repository or choose a Dell-dened system bundle from the Dell Online Catalog

tab.

• Select the checkbox of each desired bundle then click the Create Deployment Tools button.

• Choose Create Server Update Utility (SUU) and then SUU to Directory.

• Choose Generate 64-bit SUU.

• Browse for a directory to begin the export then click Finish.

Once the export task for the SUU image has completed then issue the following:

Linux Operating System:

dsu --source-type=REPOSITORY --source-location= ="<path_to_suu>/repository\" --ic-

location="<path_to_suu>/bin/Linux/invcol

Microsoft Windows Operating System:

Sample options usage