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August 2nd, 2011 06:00
'Invalid parameter' when using Force PXE for next reboot (OMCI 8.0)?
I'm looking at the ForcePXE on next reboot script, when I attempt to run it on a Latitude E4310 (A03 BIOS) I get an 'invalid parameter' error on line 76.
One of the attributes/parameters defined in the script is "Force PXE on Next Boot" however this is defined as "ForcePXEonNextBoot" in other documents (e.g. in this document : http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/software/smcliins/cli80/EN/refgd/index.htm#enabling_pxe_boot_on_next_reboot ), however when I modify this I still get the same error. the problem seems to be how the array is being handled, or maybe it is this system I'm running it on?
with OMCI v.8.0.1.150, A00 installed I cannot find the ForcePXEonNextBoot WMI attribute at all, should it even exist on this system?
using the CCTK I don't see this option available either although it is mentioned in help files.
just looking through the comments on the top of this script and the purpose hasn't even been updated, apparently it's for 'To clear the chassis intrusion status on a Dell OMCI client.'
From what i can see there is a distinct lack of QA going on here...?
One of the attributes/parameters defined in the script is "Force PXE on Next Boot" however this is defined as "ForcePXEonNextBoot" in other documents (e.g. in this document : http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/software/smcliins/cli80/EN/refgd/index.htm#enabling_pxe_boot_on_next_reboot ), however when I modify this I still get the same error. the problem seems to be how the array is being handled, or maybe it is this system I'm running it on?
with OMCI v.8.0.1.150, A00 installed I cannot find the ForcePXEonNextBoot WMI attribute at all, should it even exist on this system?
using the CCTK I don't see this option available either although it is mentioned in help files.
just looking through the comments on the top of this script and the purpose hasn't even been updated, apparently it's for 'To clear the chassis intrusion status on a Dell OMCI client.'
From what i can see there is a distinct lack of QA going on here...?
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DELL-Warren B
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August 2nd, 2011 15:00
kiwidj
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August 8th, 2011 16:00
Any response yet from the dev team?
Thanks
DELL-Warren B
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August 8th, 2011 20:00
kiwidj
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August 8th, 2011 21:00
thanks for getting back to me.
TonyGoetheyn
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August 22nd, 2011 07:00
i can change the boot order, but the NIC stays disabled :-(
any hint would be great, i've been lokking for days now.
JuusoV
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November 23rd, 2011 22:00
Hi!
Were you able to change the boot order? I'm having trouble creating a working script to do that.
DELL-Warren B
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December 2nd, 2011 11:00
The SetBootOrder sample script has been updated for OMCI 8.x. Get it here