Quick Reference Guide

Hardware Configuration Scripting Tool 33

Navigate to

/opt/dell/toolkit/bin

folder.

Run the DTK master file:

If your system is running on Microsoft Windows, go to

E:\dtkrunall.bat

If your system is running on Linux, use the command:

sh/mnt/usb/dtkrunall.sh

This invokes the master file and applies the configuration settings you

saved in step 1 to your system.

One-To-Many Scenario

For details on how to use the .ini file to update multiple systems, see the

Deployment Toolkit User's Guide.

Anything Else I Should Know?

If you are creating a virtual disk

• If you create a virtual disk by specifying the size (instead of using the

Select to create maximum virtual disk size

option), subsequent virtual

disks that you create will be bound to the controller and the array disk that

you selected. This condition is valid until you exhaust all the available

space on that array disk.

• When you select a virtual disk to delete, and that virtual disk is just one of

the virtual disks that was created using a particular array disk, all the

virtual disks created on that array disk will be selected for deletion.

If you are using a USB key as your destination location

• If you are using a USB key as your destination location for the

.ini

file,

insert the USB key when you are prompted.

NOTE: It is recommended that you do not boot your system to Systems Build

and Update Utility with the USB key inserted in your system. This is because

the Systems Build and Update Utility may not detect a USB key that is inserted

before you boot the utility.