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Appendix D. AutoPilot Installer Command Line and Configuration File Parameters
AutoPilot Configuration File
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Example of [STORPORT.CONFIGURATION] section:
[STORPORT.CONFIGURATION]
;The first section contains the driver parameters common to all
configurations, no matter what answers are given.
DriverParameter="EmulexOption=0;"
[QUESTIONS]
question = "What is your link speed?", "Note: select 'Auto-detect'
if you are unsure about the answer.", "4GB", "2GB", "1GB",
"Auto-detect"
ANSWER = 0
DriverParameter = "LinkSpeed=4;" ;4 GB
ANSWER = 1
DriverParameter = "LinkSpeed=2;" ;2 GB
ANSWER = 2
DriverParameter = "LinkSpeed=1;" ;1 GB
ANSWER = 3
DriverParameter = "LinkSpeed=0;" ;Auto-detect question = "Describe
the topology of your storage network.", "Note: Select 'Arbitrated
Loop' when directly connected to the array (no fibre switch). Select
'Point-to-Point' when connected to a SAN (fibre switch).",
"Arbitrated Loop", "Point-to-Point"
ANSWER = 0
DriverParameter = "Topology=2;"
ANSWER = 1
DriverParameter = "Topology=3;"
[ENDQUESTIONS]
[END.STORPORT.CONFIGURATION]
QFE Checks [STORPORT.QFES]
This section specifies an additional QFE check, also known as KB (Knowledge Base)
updates, during installation. To add a Windows QFE check to the configuration file,
edit the [STORPORT.QFES] section in the AutoPilot configuration file. You may place
this section anywhere within the file as long as it is not contained within another
section. This section contains a single line for each QFE that is to be checked. Up to 10
lines are checked, more than that may exist but they are ignored. All parameters in each
line must be specified. These lines have the format:
qfe = "qfe name", "path and file name", "file version", "applicable
OS"
qfe name
The name of the item being checked. For example, QFE 2846340.
The name should facilitate searching Microsoft's website for any
required code updates.