User's Manual

Script Name Description Associated Files
• RAIDCFG.EXE — Used by RAIDCFG.BAT to retrieve
RAID information and configure settings.
PARTCFG.BAT Creates and populates the Dell
utility partition (UP) and the
operating system partition on a
specified disk.
• TKENVSET.BAT — Used by PARTCFG.BAT to inform the
task scripts about where to find the DTK utilities,
scripts, and configuration files.
• DISKPART.EXE — Provided by Windows; this script is
used to create partitions on your disk. When creating a
Windows PE image, ensure that the DISKPART.EXE tool
is present in the Windows PE image you created. This
script uses the following files for unattended
operations:
– UPINIT.BAT— Used by PARTCFG.BAT to
create and populate the Dell utility partition.
– FORMAT.EXE— Provided by Windows to
format the partition.
Other Scripts For Systems Running Linux Operating Systems
The following table lists the other scripts for Linux.
Table 21. Other Scripts for Linux
Script Name Description Associated Files
tkenvset.sh Sets the path for DTK installation
and variables for the system to be
deployed and configured. The
variables and paths in this file
must be specified before any of
the other supporting scripts can
be used.
• syscfg — Used by tkenvset.sh to discover the system
type.
raidcfg.sh Configures the selected RAID
controller detected in the system.
• tkenvset.sh — Used by raidcfg.sh to inform the task
scripts about where to find the DTK utilities, scripts,
and configuration files.
• raidcfg — Used by raidcfg.sh to retrieve RAID
information and configure settings.
partcfg.sh Creates and populates the Dell
utility partition and the deployment
partition on a specified disk. The
partcfg.shscript uses a /tmpfolder
to store a few temporary files
critical to its execution.
• tkenvset.sh — Used by partcfg.sh to inform the task
scripts about where to find the DTK utilities, scripts,
and configuration files.
• fdisk — Used to create partitions on your disk. When
creating an embedded Linux ISO image, ensure that
fdisk is present in the embedded Linux environment you
created.
This script uses the following file for unattended operations:
• upinit.sh — Used by partcfg.sh to create and populate
the Dell utility partition.
NOTE: Do not make any modifications to the upinit.sh
script.
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