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2 USC or USC - LCE extracts the drivers required by the operating system
you selected. The drivers are extracted to an internal USB drive
named
OEMDRV .
3 After the drivers are extracted, USC or USC - LCE prompts you to insert
the operating system installation media.
Important
• For Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4. x server and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5. x ,
the drivers are extracted to
OEMDRV under /oemdrv/*.rpm . For SUSE
Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP2, the drivers are extracted under
/linux/suse/x86_64-sles10/install/*.rpm .
• When installing the Microsoft
Windows operating system, the extracted
drivers are automatically installed during the operating system installation.
When installing the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.x operating system, the
operating system installation uses native drivers. After the Linux
installation is complete, you need to manually install the drivers extracted
by USC or USC-LCE. See "Update Drivers for Linux Systems Only" for
more information.
Kickstart Installation for the Linux Operating System
If you are using a kickstart installation for the Linux operating system,
provide the following information in the post-installation script:
• Command to mount the USB device containing the operating system
drivers labeled
OEMDRV . For example:
mkdir OEMDRV
mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt/OEMDRV
• Path to the operating system drivers on the OEMDRV drive:
For Red Hat Enterprise Linux:
/oemdrv/*.rpm
For SUSE Linux Enterprise Server:
/linux/suse/x86_64-sles10/install/*.rpm
• Command to install the drivers: rpm -Uvh *.rpm
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