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Dell Repository SUU issue with the v390 firmware
So I noticed that v390 of the firmware updates are out for the newer servers that I looked at (R610, M610), but when I try to export the SUU to a directory for the M610s (both Linux and Windows or just Windows by itself, I get the following error:
SUU requires at least one platform per bundle.
The following bundles have no associated platforms:
System Bundle (Linux) PEM610 x390 - R303820
System Bundle (Windows) PEM610 v390 - R303821
Does this mean there isn't actually a v390 for the M610s and if so, why is it listed in Repository Manager? The process that I do to export has worked fine with v380 and v370.
SUU requires at least one platform per bundle.
The following bundles have no associated platforms:
System Bundle (Linux) PEM610 x390 - R303820
System Bundle (Windows) PEM610 v390 - R303821
Does this mean there isn't actually a v390 for the M610s and if so, why is it listed in Repository Manager? The process that I do to export has worked fine with v380 and v370.
fborup
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July 14th, 2011 14:00
Yesterday i´ve downloaded the windows bundle, but after i generated Linux bundle to update a Suse Machine the DRM is not working anymore rith the message: "SUU requeires at least one plataform per bundle" and "the following bundle have no associated plataforms" with a Buldle name and a GUID
Peter Tsai
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July 15th, 2011 14:00
I'm going to report the issue to the Repository Manager team and see what I can dig up. Thanks for the input!
Peter Tsai
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July 20th, 2011 15:00
After that happens, the support team will get to work fixing it.
briangw
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July 21st, 2011 06:00
briangw
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July 21st, 2011 07:00
Peter Tsai
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July 21st, 2011 14:00
briangw
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July 21st, 2011 15:00
adelphisantos
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July 26th, 2011 03:00
On the Components tab, select the files that you want to export into a bundle, click on Export, Click on Next, Select "Create New Bundle...." and click Next, then select your OS type, Click Next and Select "Select All Operating Systems" and click Next. On the "Select Platforms for the new Bundle" page, you need to select the specific platform that the bundle is intended for. In my case, it was the R710. Once the Bundle has been created, you can then successfully export it to an SUU directory.
Hope it works for you.
KVD1
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August 24th, 2011 01:00
Peter Tsai
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August 24th, 2011 10:00
@KVD - we've pinpointed what the issue and you are correct. In the catalog R610 and T610 are not listed as supported platforms for that release. The fix is for us to add them to supported platforms and re-spin our catalog file. I have confirmation that the engineering teams are working on this now and looking for other instances. Once we make the changes we'll want to run some tests, so it will probably take a week to be updated.