Dell Update Package 6.4 (BLD_78)
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Release Title:
Dell 32 Bit Diagnostics, v.5148A0, 5148.3

Release Date:
October 05, 2010

Default Log File Name:
R284094

Supported System(s):
PowerEdge M610
PowerEdge M610x
PowerEdge M710
PowerEdge M710HD
PowerEdge M910
PowerEdge M915
PowerEdge R210
PowerEdge R210 II
PowerEdge R310
PowerEdge R410
PowerEdge R415
PowerEdge R510
PowerEdge R515
PowerEdge R610
PowerEdge R710
PowerEdge R715
PowerEdge R810
PowerEdge R815
PowerEdge R910
PowerEdge T110
PowerEdge T110 II
PowerEdge T310
PowerEdge T410
PowerEdge T610
PowerEdge T710
PowerVault DL2100
PowerVault DL2200
PowerVault NX200
PowerVault NX300
PowerVault NX3000
PowerVault NX3100
Equallogic DX6000
Equallogic DX6012S

Description:
Dell Diagnostics are designed to verify proper operation of the hardware in
your system outside of a high level operating system environment.

The files in this group can be used to update these diagnostics on a system
with a Lifecycle Controller.

Supported Device(s):
32 Bit Diagnostics

Fixes / Enhancements:
Adds support for new platforms.

Important Device Information:
* Do not run other applications while executing Dell Update Packages.

* Lifecycle controller updates require system services to be enabled.

* For the first time, before you attempt to run Driver Package
  Diagnostics DUPs, execute the USC DUP.

* Before running DUPs, ensure that there are no
  external devices mounted to /media or /tmp.

* If the operating system is installed from "Operating System
  Deployment", select "Reboot and Exit" in the USC environment before
  booting to the operating system. This closes the USC session which is
  held for 18 hours. If you do not want to enter the USC and select
  "Reboot and Exit", but want to execute the DUPs within 18 hours,
  unplug the power supply of the system, wait for 10 seconds, and then
  power on the system.

* The USB arbitration service of VMWare ESX 4.1 makes the USB devices invisible

to the Hypervisor. So, when DUPs or the Inventory Collector runs on the MN, the

 partitions exposed as USB devices are not shown, and it reaches the timeout

 after 15 to 20 minutes. This timeout occurs in the following cases:

* If you run DUPs or Inventory Collector on VMware ESX 4.1, the partitions
exposed as USB devices are not visible due to the USB arbitration service
of VMware ESX 4.1 and timeout occurs. The timeout occurs in the following
instances:

•	When you start “DSM SA Shared Service” on the VMware ESX 4.1 managed
node, it runs Inventory Collector. To work around this issue, uninstall
Server Administrator or wait until the Inventory Collector completes execution
before attempting to stop the “DSM SA Shared Service”.
•	When you manually try to run the Inventory Collector on the VMware ESX
4.1 managed node while USB arbitration service is running. To fix the issue,
stop the USB arbitration service and run the DUPs or the Inventory Collector.
To stop the USB arbitration service:
1.	Use the “ps aux|grep” usb to check if the USB arbitration service
is running.
2.	Use the “chkconfig usbarbitrator off” command to prevent the USB
arbitration service from starting during boot.
3.	After you stop the usbarbitrator, reboot the server to allow the
DUPs and/or the Inventory collector to run.

 Note: If you require the usbarbitrator, enable it manually. To enable the
 usbarbitrator, run the command - chkconfig usbarbitrator on.