Users Guide

DTK utilities for 64-bit systems are located in the following directories:

• Utilities: \Dell\x64\Toolkit\Tools

• Sample scripts: \Dell\x64\Toolkit\Template\Scripts

• Sample conguration les: \Dell\x64\Toolkit\Template\Congs

The directory \Dell\x64\Toolkit\Systems is a placeholder that can be used for all system information that is captured using sample scripts

and tools (for example, the system specic BIOS) and Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) conguration les used by the DTK

utilities for conguring a system). For more information on the deployment directory structure, see Setting Up A Directory Structure For

Deployment.

Additionally, DTK contains a batch le, extract.bat, which can be used to extract the CAB les of winpe5.x, and winpe 10.x folders.

Extracting DTK components on systems running Linux

DTK components are provided as an ISO image at www.dell.com/support. You can use a CD/DVD burning software to burn the ISO image

on a bootable CD/DVD or loop mount the ISO image to access the image contents. To extract DTK components to a workstation running a

Linux operating system perform the following steps.

1 Download the ISO image dtk_X.X_XXX_Linux.iso from www.dell.com/support and save it on your system (where X is the latest DTK

version and XXX is the latest build for the DTK release).

2 After the image is downloaded, burn it on a CD/DVD.

DTK components on the mounted media

The following table describes the les, components, and other contents of the mounted media.

Table 8. Mounted Media Contents

Contents Details Location

docs Contains Quick Installation Guide. /mnt/cdrom/docs

LICENSING Contains all the licenses for the open source components used in the media. /mnt/cdrom/LICENSING

README Provides the latest product information. /mnt/cdrom

sa.1 Contains the Linux kernel images. /mnt/cdrom/isolinux

sa.2 Initial RAM disk containing the embedded Linux component and DTK tools. /mnt/cdrom/isolinux

RPMs Contains DTK RPMs and dependency RPMs /mnt/cdrom/RPMs

Directory structure on the target system

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

Downloading DTK