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Solution for Cross OS boot Image driver injection problem with Dell Server Deployment Pack 3.0 Pack for Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr)

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Revision 3 posted to Systems Management - Wiki by abhijeet_bhattacharya_DELL on 9/9/2014 9:02:26 AM

Scenario:

Currently, you cannot deploy the Windows Server 2012 operating system on Dell PowerEdge servers using Dell Server Deployment Pack 3.0 installed on SCCM 2012 SP1 and Windows 2008 R2 with ADK 8.0 .This is because the driver injection on Microsoft Configuration Manager depends on DISM.exe, and which has a limitation as mentioned in Microsoft TechNet article available at

Hence WinPE 4.0 drivers signed for Windows Server 2012 Operating System will not be injected if host Operating System is Windows Server 2008 R2. You will see error while updating the distributions point after creation of boot image with DSDP. For more information on boot image creation with DSDP refer DSDP user guide.

This limitation is applicable to SCCM 2012 R2 installed on any Windows server version released before Windows 2012 R2.

 

Recommendation:
Solution:
Create Boot Image on Windows Server 2012 with ADK 8.0 installed on it. Later, you can take that image back to your Site Server mentioned in problem statement and use it with task sequence creation wizard for DSDP 3.0.
Following are the steps to create boot images.
A: Creating Boot Image WIM (The following steps are performed from Windows Server 2012 OS with ADK 8.0 (WinPE 4.0)):

1.       Extract DTK.exe (DTK5.0.1). By default, DTK is extracted to C:\Dell.

2.       Copy the Winpe.wim from ADK 8.0 (WinPE 4.0).

3.       Mount the WIM File using DISM Command.

4.       Inject WinPE 4.x drivers from C:\Dell\x64\Drivers\winpe4.x.

5.       Inject WinPE 4.x drivers from C:\Dell\x64\Drivers\common      (HAPI Drivers).

6.       Copy the content of HAPI (C:\Dell\x64\Drivers\common) along with folder to “System32” folder of mounted WinPE.

7.       Copy the content of Raidcfg (C:\Dell\x64\Drivers\common\Raidcfg) to “System32” folder of mounted WinPE.

8.       Unmount and commit changes to the WIM File.

 
Use the following command to inject the drivers mentioned in steps 4 and 5.
dism.exe /image:C:\WinPEMount /add-driver /driver:<Path to WinPE4.x Driver Folder> /recurse”
 
B : Importing WIM in SCCM and Copying DTK Files (The following steps are performed  from Windows 2008 R2 with SCCM 2012 SP1 installed:
 

1.       Import the WIM file for Boot Image in SCCM (Distribute and Update the Boot Image).

2.       COPY C:\DTK\Dell\x64\Toolkit\Tools\*.* \\Site-Server-FQDN\SMS_<SiteCode>\OSD\Lib\Packages\Deployment\Dell\PowerEdge\DTK\Tools\AMD64

3.       COPY C:\DTK\Dell\x32\Toolkit\Tools\*.* \\Site-Server-FQDN\SMS_<SiteCode>\OSD\Lib\Packages\Deployment\Dell\PowerEdge\DTK\Tools\x86

 
 
 
 


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