User's Manual

Script Name Description Associated Files

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 about where to find the DTK utilities, scripts,

and configuration files.

• fdisk — Used to create partitions on your disk.

• mbr — File necessary to create a bootable Dell utility

partition.

• sysdrmk — Used by upinit.sh to patch the boot sector.

• unzip — Used by upinit.sh to populate the Dell utility

partition.

• mke2fs —Used to create a ext2 file system.

• upimg.bin — Contains the zipped contents of the Dell

utility partition.

Editing Example Of TKENVSET And tkenvset

The majority of editing required for DTK sample scripts involves the TKENVSET.BAT (for Windows) or tkenvset.sh (for

Linux) script. As a result, the scripting discussion focuses on this script. Other task scripts may require edits in certain

situations. These optional edits are discussed in Editing DTK Task Scripts. The TKENVSET.BAT or tkenvset.sh script sets

the path of DTK utilities and scripts and sets the variables for the system to be deployed and configured. The variables

and paths specified in this file before other supporting scripts are used.

Specifying DTK Installation Paths

The TKENVSET.BAT or tkenvset.sh sample script is provided with the following default values. These values must be

confirmed in some cases, and modified in other cases, before a deployment. Locate the Deployment Toolkit Installation

Paths heading to find the following lines:

On systems running Windows:

set DT_DRIVE=X:

set DT_PATH=%DT_DRIVE%\Dell\Toolkit

set DT_TOOLS=%DT_PATH%\Tools

set DT_SYSTEMS=%DT_PATH%\Systems

set DT_SCRIPTS=%DT_PATH%\Template\Scripts

set DT_STOP_ON_ERROR=FALSE

On systems running Linux:

DT_PATH=$dt_drive/opt/dell/toolkit

DT_TOOLS=$dt_path/bin

DT_SYSTEMS=$dt_path/systems

DT_SCRIPTS=$dt_path/template/scripts

DT_STOP_ON_ERROR=FALSE

DT_DRMK=$dt_path/opt/dell/drmk

Confirming Or Editing DTK Installation Path Variables

Perform the following steps to confirm and/or edit the installation path variables:

1. On systems running Windows, set the variable that defines the path to the full set of DTK deployment files

(DT_DRIVE). On systems running Windows, this variable is set to X: by default in the sample script. For Windows,

this variable is set to X: by default in the sample script. On systems running Linux, this variable is set to