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Where version_number.os represents the version number and operating system of the file that
you downloaded in Step 2 on page
36.8.SLES9-1dkms.tar.gz
dkms mkrpm -m openipmi -v 36.8.SLES9
5 Using the ZENworks Control Center, create a bundle that has the DKMS, the OpenIPMI driver,
and the novell-zenworks-zmd-oem package from the Novell ZENworks 7.3 Linux Management
media.
You can find the individual packages in the following locations:
DKMS: In the directory that you extracted the tarball to,
version_number.noarch.rpm
Where version_number is the version number of DKMS that you downloaded in
page 64.
OpenIPMI driver:
version_number.os-package_release_numberdkms.noarch.rpm
Where version_number.os is the version number and operating system of the file that you
downloaded in Step 2 on page
36.8.SLES9-1dkms.tar.gz
Package_release_numberdkms refers to the package release number of DKMS. For
example, 1dkms in the previous file example.
novell-zenworks-zmd-oem: In the directory that you mounted the media to, data/
packages/distribution/zlm7de-snapshots/novell-zenworks-zmd-oem-7.3.0-
0.architecture.rpm.
For more information, see
Management Administration
6 Use ZENworks Linux Management to deploy the bundle containing DKMS, OpenIPMI driver,
and the novell-zenworks-zmd-oem package to your Dell PowerEdge servers where you have
installed the ZENworks Agent. For more information, see
Novell ZENworks 7.3 Linux Management Administration
64. For example, if you downloaded the
file, you would run the following command:
/usr/scr/packages/RPMS/noarch/openipmi-
64. For example, if you downloaded the
file, the version_number is 36.8.SLES9.
"Creating RPM Bundles" in the
Guide.
openipmi-
dkms-
openipmi-
Novell ZENworks 7.3 Linux
"Creating RPM Bundles" in the
Guide.
Setting Up Managed Devices
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