Users Guide

Preparing the script les

This chapter describes the steps required to use the Deployment Toolkit (DTK) sample scripts to perform a full deployment on a target

system in the Microsoft Windows PE and embedded Linux environment.

There are four main tasks:

• Using The Sample DTK Scripts To Run A Full Deployment

• Editing The Sample Batch Files To Perform A Complete System Deployment

• Using DTK Sample Scripts To Capture Conguration Information

• Preparing The Operating System Installation Scripts

Topics:

• Using the sample DTK scripts to run a full deployment

• Editing the sample batch les to perform a complete system deployment

• Editing example of TKENVSET and tkenvset

• Editing DTK task scripts

• Using DTK sample scripts to capture conguration information

• Preparing the operating system installation scripts

Using the sample DTK scripts to run a full deployment

A scripted DTK deployment relies on the master deployment le to integrate all the applicable DTK task scripts and utilities and perform

pre‑operating system conguration tasks before launching the operating system installation les. The master deployment le, along with

the TKENVSET.BAT (for Windows) or tkenvset.sh (for Linux) scripts, makes up the master set of instructions that drives the deployment

process. This le is not provided with the sample scripts.

A sample DEPLOY.BAT is given below:

*****************************************************

::Call TKENVSET.BAT to discover platform information

::as well as set paths and environment variables for

::Deployment Toolkit Tools and Scripts.

*****************************************************

:: call RAIDCFG.BAT to configure RAID.

*****************************************************

:: Replicate the system settings to the current SUT!.

CALL SYSREP.BAT or DTKRUNALL.BAT.

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::Partitioning the system hard disk. call PARTCFG.BAT.

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:: Put hdd as first in boot sequence (1-removable, 2-

cdrom, 3-hdd)

:: If the system configuration has changed (i.e. a

::boot device was added, removed, or enabled in BIOS)

::the following line should be modified to reflect the

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