Installation guide

Fig u re 13.4 . Co nt en t s o f a t yp ical d river u p d at e d isc o n CD o r DVD
If you see only a single file ending in .iso, then you have not created the disk correctly and should
try again. Ensure that you choose an option similar to burn from image if you use a Linux
desktop other than GNOME or if you use a different operating system.
Refer to Section 13.3.2, “ Let the installer prompt you for a driver update” and Section 13.3.3, “ Use a
boot option to specify a driver update disk” to learn how to use the driver update disk during
installation.
13.2.2.2. Cre at ing a drive r updat e disk o n flo ppy disk, o r USB st o rage device
These instructions assume that you use Linux
The following procedure assumes that you are creating a driver update disk using Linux. To
create a driver update disk using a different operating system, you will need to find a tool that
can extract files from ISO images. You must then place the extracted files on a removable disk
or USB storage device.
These instructions could destroy data
If you perform this procedure with a disk or USB storage device that already contains data,
this data will be destroyed with no warning. Make sure that you specify the correct disk or USB
storage device, and make sure that this disk or storage device does not contain any data that
you want to keep.
⁠Chapt er 1 3. Updat ing drivers during inst allat ion on IBM PO WER syst ems
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