User's Manual

78 Running Deployment Scripts Using DTK and Microsoft Windows PE

Starting required services: mr2kserv service should be installed and started

for RAID to function; racsvc service should be installed and started for

RACADM to function. For details on how to start the required services,

see the sample

winbom.ini

file under

\Dell\Toolkit\template\Configs

NOTE: When booting the target system, ensure that the RAC and the

mr2kserv services are running.

Extracting the following files from your Windows Server 2003 product CD

\Dell\Toolkit\Tools

• rpcns4.dll

• rpcrt4.dll

• rpcss.dll

NOTE: The directory name should not have any spaces.

NOTE: You can now proceed to customize Windows PE per your requirements.

Creating a Bootable Windows PE ISO Image

After you have completed the DTK integration and customization, you are

now ready to convert all the files in <DellWinPEBuild> into an ISO image

using the OPK tool. Follow the steps below to create a bootable ISO image

from <DellWinPEBuild>.

Create and name a directory on your development system hard drive such

FINALBUILD

. This is where the ISO file is stored.

Open a command prompt and navigate to the

\WinPE_OPKTools

directory you created earlier.

Run the command:

OSCDIMG –bETFSBOOT.COM -n

Here, ETFSBOOT.COM (boot sector file) is a part of the OPK tools you

copied in \WinPE_OPKTools directory. These files make the Windows PE

CD bootable. For example, if the final target folder for storing ISO image is

C:\FINALBUILD, and your Windows PE file set is in <DellWinPEBuild>,

the following command line creates a bootable ISO image called

Dellx86winpe.iso:

C:\WINPE_OPKTOOLS\OSCDIMG -bETFSBOOT.COM -n

c:\DELLWINPEBUILD

C:\FINALBUILD\Dellx86winpe.iso