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Running Deployment Scripts Using DTK and Microsoft Windows PE
Using a Third-Party Deployment Solution Framework
You can use the DTK with any existing third-party deployment solution
framework that provides a
Automated Deployment Services (ADS) booting
infrastructure that can be used as the transport mechanism for the DTK utilities.
Because each third-party deployment framework is unique, however, these
solutions fall outside the scope of this document. If you plan to utilize
a third-party deployment solution framework, keep in mind that the DTK is
a Windows PE-based set of tools and scripts, so the deployment solution
framework must also support Windows PE as a pre-operating system environment.
Creating and Customizing Images for
Windows PE 2.0
If you are using Windows PE 2.0, download Windows Automated Installation Kit
(Windows AIK) from the Microsoft website at www.microsoft.com . By default,
Windows AIK is copied to the C:\Program Files\Windows AIK directory.
Integration of DTK Directory Structure in Windows PE Build
DTK provides a script, VPE_driverinst.bat , to pre-install the Dell drivers into
a base Windows PE 2.0 image ( winpe.wim ) offline. Use the following steps to
execute this script:
1
Open a command prompt on your system and change the directory to the
location of
VPE_driverinst.bat . For example:
cd C:\Dell\Drivers\winpe2.x
2
Execute VPE_driverinst.bat with two required arguments
<WINPEPATH> and <DTKPATH> . For example:
VPE_driverinst.bat <WINPEPATH> <DTKPATH>
Where <WINPEPATH> is the destination path to create the directory
structure for Windows PE 2.0 and <DTKPATH> is the path to
Dell drivers in the extracted DTK toolkit. For example:
VPE_driverinst.bat C:\vistaPE_x86 C:\DELL\DRIVERS
This will pre-install the Dell drivers into winpe.wim .
NOTE:
< WINPEPATH > is passed as the destination to the Windows AIK command
copype.cmd
. The destination folder C:\vistaPE_x86 is created as part of the
process, and should not already exist.