User's Manual

76 Preparing the Script Files for Deployment Using Embedded Linux
Specifying the SYSCFG Variables
The SYSCFG replication file is set to syscfg.ini by default. If you used the syscap.sh sample script to
generate the syscfg.ini file, you do not have to edit these default settings. If you have made any
modifications to the sample scripts or to the suggested directory structure, you must confirm that the
syscfg.ini file is correctly named and that the path is set correctly for your deployment.
To edit the SYSCFG capture variables, locate the following lines in syscap.sh:
set DT_SYS_CAPFILE=$dt_systems/$dt_platform/syscfg.ini
To edit the SYSCFG replication variables, locate the following lines in sysrep.sh:
DT_SYS_REPFILE=$dt_systems/$dt_platform/syscfg.ini
NOTE: If the replication requires a change in the memory redundancy mode, the target server should be rebooted
and the script should be executed again to complete the replication.
Specifying the RAC Configuration Variables
The IP address for your target system RAC is set in the sample script to 10.98.8.121 by default. Edit
this value to reflect the actual IP address of your target system RAC, if applicable. Additionally, the
RAC configuration file used to configure your RAC is set by default to raccfg.ini. If you use the raccap.sh
sample script to generate the raccfg.ini file, you do not have to edit this default setting. If you have made
any modifications to the sample scripts or to the suggested directory structure, you must confirm that
raccfg.ini is correctly named and that the path is correctly set for your deployment.
To edit the RAC configuration variables, locate the following lines in raccap.sh:
DT_RAC_CAPFILE=$dt_systems/$dt_platform/raccfg.ini
To edit the RAC configuration variables, locate the following lines in racrep.sh:
# RAC section
DT_NICCFG=10.98.8.121
set DT_RAC_CAPFILE=$dt_systems/$dt_platform/raccfg.ini
Specifying Variables Used to Create Disk Partitions and Install the Dell Utility Partition
NOTE: If the primary deployment state (DT_PARTN) is set to off, the partitioning deployment state subsection
is skipped.
The partcfg.sh sample script provides the following disk partitioning default values. These values must
be confirmed, in some cases, and modified, in other cases, before performing a deployment. Locate the
partn label to find the following lines in partcfg.sh:
DT_PARTN_UP=on
DT_MOUNT=/tmp/up