Make win2003 automatic installation disk Integration patch /Raid and hardware driver

The staff engaged in the online game industry, if a game goes online, a large number of servers must be on the line. Using the brand machine to guide the disk loading system, and then patching, the speed is really flattering. In order to improve efficiency, try to make an integrated system patch /RAID and hardware driver automatic security windows 2003 system disk. Take the brand machines DELL 1950 and 2950 as examples, which are two classic models! It has been discontinued. For other brands of machines, you can refer to this article to make an automatic installation disk!

Create an automatic boot disk, you can also use nLite, but we are pure and stable for the server operating system, choose to modify some parameters of the system master, the whole process does not rely on other third-party software to solve this problem.

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1. Prepare dell (1950 and 2950) Raid and hardware drivers

2. Edit txtsetup.sif file

3. Modify “winnt. Sif” file, let the system be installed automatically

4. Integrated system latest patch package

5. Encapsulate operating system with Ultraiso

1. Prepare dell (1950 and 2950) Raid and hardware driver

1. Unpack win_srv_2003_r2_enterprise_sp2

Create a new dell directory on E: drive, and extract the downloaded cn_win_srv_2003_r2_enterprise_with_sp2_vl_cd1.iso to the dell directory.

2. The DELL boot disk comes with the make_driver_dir.exe tool.

The driver that comes with the driver installation CD that comes with the motherboard is generally included. If it is a brand machine, there is a system boot disk. I took the DELL boot disk 550OMG_75 as an example and has now updated to version 6.1.

First introduced a dell CD comes with make_driver_dir.exe tool, it gives me a big role in the next step, then in the start menu & mdash; run — cmd---Enter - enter F :\\server_assistant\\driver_tool\\bin\\ make_driver_dir.exe –help Display the command line usage of make_driver_dir.exe, as shown below:

Then provide an example based on it, write a sample.

make_driver_dir.exe -if:\\ -dc:\\drv -p pe1950 -o w2003 –extract

Source file directory F:\\ Output target C:\\drv dell1950 2003 operating system

Then you can find the driver I want in C:\\drv.

A new make_driver_dir.exe -if:\\ -dc:\\ Drv1 -p pe2950 -o w2003 –extract

Dell SAS RAID controller driver is mostly two kinds of PERC and SAS, my test machine is SAS 6/iR Integrated corresponding r194052 This directory, but through the above two figures to find an answer, the driver is the same. So the work done is a lot simpler.

In fact, there is a simpler method: first install a server with the boot disk, and then copy the driver driver in the C drive directory, which is the driver we want! It has integrated the r directory at the beginning.

Create the E:\\dell\\$OEM$\\$1\\DRIVERS directory folder in turn, then use the make_driver_dir.exe command line to get drv\\pe1950\\w2003\\ Copy all the files under the folder to the drivers directory.

[Note] In this directory, \\$OEM$\\$1 cannot be named after other names, you must copy it here, as this involves the following "OemPnPDriversPath" =drivers\\sas_raid\ 194052” The code points to the address of these files.

3. About DELL 1950 SAS RAID Driver

Here we take the lsi_sas.sys Dell 1950 SAS controller driver as an example. The integration steps for other types of drivers are almost identical, except that the driver file names are different.

In this “\\sas_raid\ 194052” folder, there must be a small file with the extension "ld" or "ldquo", such as “ etc., as shown below: