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Dell OpenManage Deployment Toolkit Version 4.3 User's Guide

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System Utilities And Supported Files For Linux

The following table lists the files, located at /opt/dell/toolkit/bin and the supporting libraries located in /opt/dell/toolkit/lib on systems running the Linux operating system. These are the core tools (utilities) that perform pre-operating system configuration and deployment tasks. See the Dell OpenManage Deployment Toolkit Command Line Interface Reference Guide at dell.com/suport/manuals for complete information about the capabilities of each DTK utility.

Toolkit Components

Purpose

pci.ids

Used with syscfg to report PCI devices.

racadm

Wrapper script, which invokes racadm4, racadm5, or racadm6 depending on the Remote Access Controller (RAC) on your system.

racadm4

Configures DRAC 4/P and DRAC 4/I RACs.

racadm5

Configures DRAC 5 RACs.

racadm6

Configures iDRAC 6.

  • NOTE: This feature may not be supported on all systems.

raidcfg

Creates and reports RAID information.

RaidcfgErrorCodes.txt

Lists the error codes and messages for the raidcfg tool.

stsvc.ini

Configuration file used by raidcfg.

syscfg
  • Reports and configures BIOS, BMC, and DRAC.
  • Maintains the system state between reboots.
  • Reports hardware devices and other system-related information.

SyscfgErrorCodes.txt

Lists the error codes and messages for the syscfg tool.

sys.ini

A .ini file used with syscfg.

UpinitErrorCodes.txt

Lists the error codes and messages for upinit.sh.

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