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System Configuration Utility – User Guide 7
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This section details the quick start instructions for configurations.
3.1 Installation
A. Linux
I. Regular Installation:
a. Boot into Linux and unzip the syscfg utility zip file into a folder on your
hard drive. After unzip, "RHEL" or "SLES" folder will be generated
The syscfg directory will have the following file.
 Syscfg.zip
b. Unzip to get the syscfg binaries and execute the syscfg commands.
c. To uninstall remove the syscfg folder structure
II. RPM Installation:
a. Boot into Linux and unzip the syscfg utility zip file into a folder on your
hard drive copy syscfg rpm from Linux-RPM-package (for RHEL or SLES)
to local folder.
b. Install syscfg utility by using "rpm -ivh syscfg-Vxx.x-Bxx.ixxx.rpm". This
will install the utility in "/usr/bin/syscfg/"
c. On RHEL/SLES after installing the rpm close the terminal from which rpm
was installed and then execute utility from a new terminal (example: "#
syscfg -i").
d. To uninstall execute below command
syscfg –e syscfg
B. UEFI
a. Unzip syscfg utility zip file to a USB pen drive, boot into EFI and change folder to
\UEFI_64 which contains:
 ipmi.efi
 NShell.efi
 syscfg.efi
b. Run 'syscfg' commands from the location where the files are copied.
c. To uninstall SYSCFG run the following commands manually