- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Overview
- Using Support Live Image
- Creating bootable Support Live Image USB key on systems running Windows
- Creating a bootable support live image DVD on systems running Windows
- Starting the server
- Boot options
- Using the MS-DOS-based tools
- Using the Linux-Based tools and utilities
- Starting OpenManage Server Administrator Version 7.4 or 8.0.1
- Running Dell System E-Support Tool
- Installing the Dell iDRAC7 or iDRAC8 evaluation license
- Running Dell PowerEdge C system management pack
- Running PowerEdge-C logs script
- Intel Processor Diagnostic Tool
- Starting Dell OpenManage Server Update Utility
- Running the stress tool using the GNOME terminal
- Sharing files using Samba share service
- Testing network connectivity
- Assigning a static IP address and default gateway
- Generating the PCI devices list
- Clearing ESM logs (Dell's 9th generation or later PowerEdge servers only)
- Clearing the SBE log
- Accessing and remounting local NTFS file system
- Mounting USB drive
- Copying files to a USB drive
- Starting the Vim editor
- Starting gedit
- Starting the Hex editor
- Using TightVNC
- Using WinSCP
- Useful commands
Support Live Image Version 2.2 User's Guide
Mounting USB drive
NOTE If the USB drive is using the NTFS file system, ensure that you perform the steps in Accessing and remounting local NTFS file system.
To mount a USB drive:
- Boot the system using the Linux-Based Diagnostics
Tools (Dell 9G-13G servers) option.
The CentOS desktop is displayed.
- Double-click the gnome-terminal icon.
The GNOME terminal window is displayed.
- At the command prompt, type su –, and
then press <Enter>.
The Password prompt is displayed.
- Type dell, and then press <Enter>.
The root user command prompt is displayed.
- Type mount, and then press <Enter>.
The available storage devices are listed. The USB drive is listed as type vfat (ro). For example, the USB drive may be listed as /dev/sda1 on /mnt/disc/sda1 type vfat (ro).
- Type mount -o remount,rw /dev/<device_name>, where <device_name> is the name of the USB device.
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