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Does anyone else have an idea? I don't know what this bot wants but my question has nothing to do with warranty.

Yeah, it's interesting that companies use bots to "improve support" and forum website.  As far as I can tell, entering your password doesn't satisfy the bot.  And writing to it certainly fails.  And I don't think any Dell person monitors this forum (a really big fail on customer relations - free good publicity, thrown away).  So here, the only thing the bot does is tarnish Dell's reputation. 

Back to your problem.  Git may have killed off proprietary version control/repo management.  Can youy not use git?

Can you explain further how I can use git to create a local dell driver repository for precision clients?

I just use git, not an expert.  But you can install git (free) and play with it.  I think if you want a local proprietary repo there's a licensing cost.  What O/S?

What about this ?

https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000177325/dell-command-update

in conjunction to adapting this 

https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000179547/dell-command-update-how-to-update-particular-groups-of-drivers-using-the-command-line

?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJN7R_YAgMk

I don't think we are talking about the same thing. I'm not looking for a code repo like GIT but some tool to manage drivers for multiple computers. Such a tool exists, it's called "Dell Repository Manager" but as I explained the new version of this manager "Dell EMC Repository Manager" does not include our client products. So I'm looking for a way to manage a driver store where I can point the client update application "dell command update" to.

Ah, so this is not a code repo but some way of getting the Dell (Driver) Repository Manager to automagically apply updates to drivers for hardware that is not Dell supported?  

A quick scan seems to indicate that DRM surveys the Dell Catalog every month, but does not allow you to add in your own software drivers.  And it doesn't include So I see where this would be a PITA.  I learned something.  Thanks for your patience with my (obvious) ignorance.  Good luck.

I have the same question.  We used to use Dell repository manager 2.2.4 to manage workstation driver repositories.  That has stopped working.  I downloaded the "newer dell repository manager" but it only offers drivers for dell poweredge? 

What is going on here?

If you take a look at the video at https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-au/000177083/support-for-dell-emc-repository-manager-drm#download and cut into 1min14sec, you will notice more options that I have. So his DRM is Dell EMC Repository Manager which links me to what I use "Dell Technologies Repository Manager". The different being that I can only select from a list of PowerEdge servers.

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