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3 Adding support for mass storage drivers into Windows PE:
NOTE:
installed into Windows PE.
In the winpeoem.sif file (available under I386\SYSTEM32 in your
Windows PE directory), edit the following text to remove the semicolons
from the Oem Driver Params section and append the directory
names for the Dell mass storage drivers:
OemDriverRoot=""
OemDriverDirs=MRAID, PERC4IM, PERC5, SAS5
NOTE:
\Dell\Toolkit\template\Configs.
NOTE:
mr2kserv services are running.
4 Extracting the following files from your Windows Server 2003 product CD
to \Dell\Toolkit\Tools:
•
rpcns4.dl_
•
rpcrt4.dl_
•
rpcss.dl_
NOTE:
The directory name should not have any spaces.
NOTE:
You can now proceed to customize Windows PE per your requirements.
Creating a Bootable Windows PE ISO Image
After you have completed the DTK integration and customization, you are
now ready to convert all the files in <DellWinPEBuild> into an ISO image
using the OPK tool. Follow the steps below to create a bootable ISO image
from <DellWinPEBuild>.
1 Create and name a directory on your development system hard drive such
as FINALBUILD. This is where the ISO file is stored.
2 Open a command prompt and navigate to the \WinPE_OPKTools
directory you created earlier.
3 Run the command: OSCDIMG –bETFSBOOT.COM -n
<DellWinPEBuild> <iso_filename>
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Running Deployment Scripts Using DTK and Microsoft Windows PE
You must implement this step to ensure mass storage drivers are
A sample winpeoem.sif file is available under
When booting the target system, ensure that the RAC and the
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