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| Stephan-thevalley | still have to go to support.dell.com to get latest updates ? | 1 | Jul 29 2010, 3:07 PM EDT by scott_hanson | ||
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Thread started: Jul 16 2010, 9:44 AM EDT
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>Repository Manager helps ensure that a PowerEdge server is equipped with the latest BIOS, driver, firmware, and software updates.
When scanning the ftp.dell.com repository the latest updates are from 3 june 2010 ? But on support.dell.com there are already updates from july 2010 (36 updates for the past 30 days for the R710 (like OpenManage 6.3 / bios) So while it sounds nice to have a tool to get the latest updates, you still have to go to support.dell.com to get more updates...
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| ryanc@stikc.com | Creating ISO update media not working, Strange findings | 1 | Jul 29 2010, 2:53 PM EDT by ryanc@stikc.com | ||
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Thread started: Jul 29 2010, 1:29 PM EDT
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I am having the same problem as anders post. I have tried 3-5 different models of PowerEdge servers and all of them have 4-8GB of memory so the 12GB max is not my problem. It hangs at "Uncompressing Linux... Ok, booting the kernel" It just hangs here indefinitely. I have created individual bundles based on model type, ie. 1950,2950 and stripped out everything I don't need to make it sleaker but to no avail. Now here is where is gets strange. If I manually update the BIOS first to the latest, 2.6.1 for the 9 series, then the ISO update boots just fine but hangs at the end with "Exit status of the script is 1" and at this point I cannot get it to reboot, alt-ctrl-delete doesn't even work. I am forced to manually power off the server. Upon powering back on I notice nothing actually updated, the bmc, drack, perc, etc are all at their old fimrware levels. Anybody have any fixes on how to create bootable media that works? I am updating large amounts of servers that are in a Non OS environment. I want to update these from the post screen before an OS is installed. I would also be willing to boot using PXE into a Windows PE environment if that's and option. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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| anders_o | The "Deployment Media" ISO doesn't seem to work | 1 | Jul 19 2010, 3:19 PM EDT by huntthemducks | ||
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Thread started: May 25 2010, 4:34 PM EDT
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Hi. I've exported my bundle as a "deployment media", and booted my PE R710 on it. However, when it's booted I just get a Linux screen saying "Tools provided in this bootable CD are intended only for advanced users...".
According to your user guides, this CD is supposed to start a firmware comparison and upgrade. Have I missed something? Isn't this the only way to make an updated bootable firmware upgrade CD?
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