User's Manual

Preparing the Script Files for Deployment Using Embedded Linux 73
– sysrep.sh — Applies the BIOS and BMC settings saved in a file to the current system.
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tkenvset.sh — Used by sysrep.sh to inform the task scripts where to find the DTK utilities,
scripts, and configuration files.
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syscfg — Used by sysrep.sh to configure the BIOS settings.
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raidcfg.sh — Configures the selected RAID controller detected in the system.
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tkenvset.sh — Used by raidcfg.sh to inform the task scripts where to find the DTK utilities,
scripts, and configuration files.
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raidcfg — Used by raidcfg.sh to retrieve RAID information and to configure settings.
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partcfg.sh — Creates and populates the Dell utility partition and the deployment partition on a
specified disk. The
partcfg.sh script uses a /tmp folder to store a few temporary files critical to
its execution.
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tkenvset.sh — Used by partcfg.sh to inform the task scripts where to find the DTK utilities,
scripts, and configuration files.
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fdisk — Used to create partitions on your disk. When creating a embedded Linux ISO image,
ensure that
fdisk is present in the embedded Linux you created. This script uses the following
file for noninteractive (unattended) operations:
- upinit.sh— Used by partcfg.sh to create and populate the Dell utility partition.
– upinit.sh — Creates and populates the Dell utility partition.
NOTE: Do not make any modifications to the upinit.sh script.
• tkenvset.sh — Used by upinit.sh to inform the task scripts where to find the DTK utilities,
scripts, and configuration files.
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fdisk — Used to create partitions on your disk.
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mbr — File necessary to create a bootable Dell utility partition.
• sysdrmk — Used by upinit.sh to patch the boot sector.
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unzip — Used by upinit.sh to populate the Dell utility partition.
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mke2fs — Used to make a ext2 file system.
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upimg.bin — Contains the zipped contents of the Dell utility partition.