Installing Driver Feed Packages
Hello everybody,
I have tried searching multiple places to figure out how to install the driver feed packages but could not figure anything out. I have manage to install the Optiplex 390 drivers onto the K2000 but what is the next step after that? Currently I have post_install scripts for drivers that I have manually added but if there is an easier way... If there is documentation about it somewhere I would appreciate a link.
Thanks for the help, and if this is already answered somewhere. Sorry [:)]
I have tried searching multiple places to figure out how to install the driver feed packages but could not figure anything out. I have manage to install the Optiplex 390 drivers onto the K2000 but what is the next step after that? Currently I have post_install scripts for drivers that I have manually added but if there is an easier way... If there is documentation about it somewhere I would appreciate a link.
Thanks for the help, and if this is already answered somewhere. Sorry [:)]
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Posted by:
cserrins
12 years ago
jburke,
Are you talking about images or scripted installs? If using 3.4 and scripted installs, the KACE appliance will install the drivers from the feed (that you downloaded) automatically.
If using 3.3 or images, take a look at the DriverFeed Workaround.
Corey
Are you talking about images or scripted installs? If using 3.4 and scripted installs, the KACE appliance will install the drivers from the feed (that you downloaded) automatically.
If using 3.3 or images, take a look at the DriverFeed Workaround.
Corey
Posted by:
jburke
12 years ago
I am currently using 3.3.52857. Although I checked for updates this morning and no other updates are available.
Posted by:
cserrins
12 years ago
To jump to 3.4, you will need to get it from our downloads page for now, we do a slow roll out of auto updates.
Corey
Corey
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