SmartSetup Scripting Toolkit Administrator's Guide
Table Of Contents
- SmartSetup Scripting Toolkit Administrator's Guide
- Contents
- 1 Overview
- 2 Creating an SSTK boot image
- 3 Configuring an SSTK action
- 4 Booting the server
- 5 Advanced topics
- 6 Utilities reference
- 7 Support and other resources
- A Support Matrix
Table 5 hpshowdisk return codes (continued)
MeaningName
Return
Code
The Altiris showdisk utility was not found.ERROR_NO_SHOWDISK7
An invalid disk index was specified with the –i option.ERROR_INVALID_DISK8
A problem occurred while invoking the Altiris showdisk utility.ERROR_INVOKING_SHOWDISK9
The utility tried to allocate memory and failed. For example, the system
memory is exhausted.
ERROR_NO_MEMORY10
hwdiscovery
Synopsis
hwdiscovery [-v | --version] [-f filename]
Description
The hwdiscovery utility captures the hardware configuration of a target machine and saves it
to an XML file. Captured information includes the following:
• System Name
• Serial Number
• Asset Tag
• EFI Firmware version
• BMC Firmware version
• MP Firmware version
• Number of Cells
• Total RAM size
• Number of Processors
• PCI devices present in the system
Depending on the system type (Mid-range and high end, Blade, or Virtual Machine), additional
information is captured. For PCI devices, hwdiscovery captures the following device path and
ID information:
• Bus
• Device
• Function
• Device ID
• Device Sub ID
NOTE: Segment or domain information is not necessary on Windows. All PCI devices use
Segment=0.
You can use the ifhw and hwquery utilities to perform queries on the hwdiscovery output. This
enables you to create conditional scripts for the Windows installation process.
Options
-f filename Specifies the output file name. If you do not specify a file name, the default
is hwdisc.dat.
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