Users Guide

Directory structure on the target system

The following table describes the contents of the directory structure on the target system.

Table 7. Target System Directory Structure Contents

Contents Details

/lib The libraries and drivers required for embedded Linux to function.

/bin Basic utilities (ls, chmod, and so on).

/sbin Utilities that are required by the system superuser to perform administrative tasks.

/opt The libraries, binaries, and scripts required for the toolkit to function.

NOTE: The /opt/dell/srvadmin directory must be writable.

/var Any run-time variable data that might be required for embedded Linux and tools to

function.

/tmp The only safe, writable area. However, all the data in this folder is lost every time you

reboot.

/usr Miscellaneous tools and libraries for embedded Linux to function.

DTK contents

DTK contains Windows PE-based or Linux-based utilities, utility to convert SYSCFG to RACADM

commands, sample scripts, sample configuration files, drivers, RPMs, and documentation for automating

the deployment on Dell systems. For a more information on DTK utilities, see the Dell OpenManage

Deployment Toolkit Command Line Interface Reference Guide. For more information on sample

configuration files and scripts, see Editing The Sample Batch Files To Perform A Complete System

Deployment and Preparing The Script Files.

System utilities and supported files for windows

The following table lists the files located in Toolkit\Tools on systems running the Windows operating

system. These are the core tools (utilities) that perform pre-operating system configuration and

deployment tasks. See the Dell OpenManage Deployment Toolkit Command Line Interface Reference

Guide at dell.com/openmanagemanuals for complete information about the capabilities of each DTK

utility.

Table 8. System Utilities and Supported Files for Windows

Toolkit Components Purpose

mr2kserv.exe

Service required to run (in 32-bit systems) raidcfg.exe functions.

raidcfg.exe

Creates and reports Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID)

information.