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Running Dell Update Packages On Systems Running Embedded Linux
You can run the Dell Update Packages in embedded Linux environments on supported Dell systems. The common scenarios for running update packages are:
•Running Update Packages In
•Running Update Packages In Customized Embedded Linux
Running Update Packages In Dell-Provided Embedded Linux
1.Obtain the required update packages from the Dell Server Updates DVD or from support.dell.com.
2.Save the update packages on a network share.
3.Mount the network share where you saved the update packages and run the individual packages.
NOTE: See the Dell Update Packages User's Guide available at dell.com/openmanagemanuals for help on using Dell Update Packages and information on error codes.
Running Update Packages In Customized Embedded Linux
Before running update packages in customized embedded Linux environment, ensure that you meet the dependencies listed in the following table.
Table 22. Dependencies for Dell Update Packages to Run in Customized Embedded Linux
Update Packages | Dependency | Dependencies Available On |
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BIOS | Instrumentation drivers | /mnt/cdrom/tools |
| dell_rbu | Kernel |
ESM | Instrumentation drivers | /mnt/cdrom/tools |
PERC | /etc/dataeng | /mnt/cdrom/tools |
| megaraid driver 2.4.2.0 | /mnt/cdrom/tools |
| SCSI drivers | Kernel |
RAC4 | Instrumentation drivers | /mnt/cdrom/tools |
| racser4.sh | /mnt/cdrom/tools |
RAC 5 | Instrumentation drivers | /mnt/cdrom/tools |
iDRAC | Instrumentation drivers | /mnt/cdrom/tools |
Dell PowerVault 220S | SCSI drivers | Kernel |
SAS | SAS drivers | Kernel |
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