Troubleshooting

Using Dell™ Repository Manager to Create a Deployment Media (Bootable ISO) to Perform Systems
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Provide a sample script of the format below:
#!/bin/bash
# This is a Sample Script
# Below path is required for Dell Deployment Toolkit Commands to run
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/dell/toolkit/bin
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PATH:/opt/dell/toolkit/lib:/opt/lsi
name=`syscfg --sysname | cut -f 2 -d\= `; # This would return the Model Name
& Number of the System its currently Running on
case "$name" in
"PowerEdge R810") # Mention the Server Model Name & Number for which the
following settings will be applied exclusively
raidcfg -ctrl; # Dell Deployment Toolkit Command
syscfg --numlock=on;; # Dell Deployment Toolkit Command
"PowerEdge R715") # Mention the Server Model Name & Number for which
the following settings will be applied exclusively
syscfg –bootsequence=3,2,1; # Dell Deployment Toolkit Command
racadm -r 10.94.171.51 -u user_name -p xxxxx getsysinfo;; # Dell
Deployment Toolkit Command
"PowerEdge 1950") # Mention the Server Model Name & Number for which
the following settings will be applied exclusively
racadm -r 10.94.171.51 -u root -p calvin getsysinfo # Dell
Deployment Toolkit Command
raidcfg –ctrl –ac=cvd –c=id –ad=id;; # Dell Deployment Toolkit
Command
*) # The below settings will be applied to the Systems which are NOT
mentioned above – Uniform settings
syscfg --numlock=off; # Dell Deployment Toolkit Command
racadm -r 10.94.171.51 -u user_name -p xxxxx getsysinfo;; # Dell
Deployment Toolkit Command
esac
exit 0
3. Browse to the location of the script (saved in UNIX format). Click Next.