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July 18th, 2012 09:00

/opt/dell/toolkit/systems/drm_files/apply_bundles.sh is invalid

Hello,

i am trying to create an bootable iso image by using DRM.

I am creating my own bundle end create the iso.

So far so good. I mount the iso file to the virtual media via idrac.

Everything goes smoothly, boot is ok, but when the systeme try to lauch the update, i have

/opt/dell/toolkit/systems/drm_files/apply_bundles.sh is invalid ...

please press enter to reboot.

I tried either with my own bundle or an existing bundle for R71, message always is the same.

I tried to custom my own apply_bundles.sh but no chance, still not working.

any ideas?

Regards.

Denis 

  • dalligand

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    Posted July 20th, 2012 06:00

    Anyone?

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    Posted September 26th, 2013 13:00

    Same error here, except I'm booting from CD because I have to flash the iDrac firmware because it's bricked.

    In fact, I can't get ANYTHING from DRM to work at all. I export a repo as SUU, but when I boot the system off of the SBUU DVD, and try to update the firmware, it says the repo is not a valid SUU.

    Instead of making bootable update ISOs like their competitors, Dell throws half-baked tools at you so YOU can do all the work.

  • K Sashi

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    Posted October 21st, 2013 07:00

    SBUU firmware update feature cannot accept a SUU iso created from DRM.

    Please use the original SUU iso available on support.dell.com and supply it as an input to SBUU firmware update.

    Thanks,

    Shashi.

  • jomach

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    Posted August 17th, 2016 07:00

    I'm having the same issue here.

    Generated ISO from Dell Repository Manager. It works fine on all types of PE (620, 630, 710, etc) except on R720 with error message: /opt/dell/toolkit/system/drm_files/apply_bundles.sh is invalid.

    Prior of that error I have mount error regarding the tool kit:

    mount /dev/disk/by-id/wwn-0x0...-part1 /opt/dell/toolkit/system
    COULD NOT MOUNT /dev/disk/by-id/wwn-0x0...-part1

    It's almost like it would try to mount the dell toolkit on a SAN interface, trying with a bunch of WWNs...