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450 ZENworks for Desktops 4.0.1 Administration Guide

Novell Confidential Manual (99a) 28 October 2003

Enter manual at the boot prompt or select Start ZENworks Imaging in Maintenance Mode

from the PXE menu.

3 Enter the following to mount the hard drive:

mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/harddisk

4 Enter the following to mount the diskette that contains the driver files:

mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy

5 Enter the following to copy the files to the appropriate directory on the ZfD imaging partition:

cp /mnt/floppy/*.o /mnt/harddisk/lib/modules/2.4.3/drivers/net

6 Type reboot > press Enter.

Preboot Services (PXE)

To add Linux drivers for use with Preboot Services, you must have a working Linux workstation

capable of mounting a loop device. Red Hat* 7 has this ability compiled in the distribution kernel.

1 On the TFTP server on your Imaging/Preboot Services server, locate the linux.2 file in

\public\zenworks\imaging\tftp. Make a backup copy of this file.

2 On the Linux workstation, create a working directory for linux.2.

3 Using a transfer method such as FTP, transfer linux.2 to the directory created in Step 2.

4 Enter the following to rename linux.2 to linux.gz:

mv linux.2 linux.gz

5 Enter the following to extract linux.gz:

gzip -d linux.gz

This will replace the linux.gz file with a file named linux. This file is a MINIX file system that

can be mounted and changed.

6 Enter the following to create a mount point:

mkdir /mnt/loop

7 Enter the following to mount the file system:

mount -o loop linux /mnt/loop

8 Copy the driver files to the appropriate directory in the /mnt/loop directory structure.

9 Enter the following to unmount the updated file system:

umount /mnt/loop

10 Enter the following to zip the file:

gzip --v9c linux

11 Enter the following to rename the file:

mv linux.gz linux.2

12 Using a transfer method such as FTP, transfer linux.2 to the TFTP server.

Another method of modifying Linux drivers for use with Preboot Services is to use a build script.

This allows knowledgeable Linux users to maintain a build area where modifications can be made

and new Preboot Services files can be created with a single script. These build scripts are released

"as is" and are not supported by Novell or Novell Technical Support. They can be found at the

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