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222 ZENworks for Desktops 3.2 Administration Guide

Novell Confidential Manual (99a) 11 September 2003

drivers from the list. This master list of driver files can be added to a diskette that you can specify

later.

The Add Linux Drivers function also lets you specify the drivers you want to load by default. You

do this by selecting the name of a driver on the master list and then clicking the Load button. This

moves the driver name to the default load list, where you can change the load order of the default

drivers and further specify their individual loading parameters.

When your load list is ready, you can use a function in ZIMGBOOT.EXE to copy the additional

Linux drivers to a diskette. All of the driver files are stored in different subdirectories of the

\DRIVERS directory on the diskette:

 Network drivers are stored in \DRIVERS\NET

 PCMCIA drivers are stored in \DRIVERS\PCMCIA

 Block drivers are stored in \DRIVERS\BLOCK

 SCSI drivers are stored in \DRIVERS\SCSI

 Miscellaneous drivers are stored in \DRIVERS\MISC

These drivers can also be added to a bootable CD. For more information, see Preparing a Bootable

CD in Preparing an Imaging Boot Device or Method in Setting Up Workstations for Imaging in

ZENworks for Desktops 3.2 Deployment Guide.

Obtaining Linux Drivers

To obtain a Linux driver for your particular hardware, you should visit the Web site of the hardware

vendor and check for a download site.

There are also some other Web sites where you can obtain drivers:

 Network drivers can be downloaded from the Scyld Computing Corporation* (http://

www.scyld.com). Click Network Drivers.

 PCMCIA drivers can be downloaded from the Linux PCMCIA Information Page (http://

pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net).

You can also get additional Linux drivers at the Novell

ZENworks Cool Solutions Web

Community (http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/zenworks/features/a_linux_drivers_zw.html).

To learn more about drivers, including the loading parameters you need to specify, see the Linux

Documentation Project (http://www.linuxdoc.org) and visit the following HOWTO (http://

www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/howtos.html) sites:

 Hardware

 PCMCIA

 SCSI

 Ethernet

Imaging Bootup Parameters (SETTINGS.TXT)

The SETTINGS.TXT file contains parameters that control how the imaging boot-up process

occurs.

SETTINGS.TXT is installed to the root of the imaging boot device (CD, hard-disk partition, the

third diskette, or on the PXE server).

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