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05-15-2019 10:59 PM
05-15-2019 10:59 PM
Hi i can not load my configuration File with conrep.exe. I have a HPE Gen 10 DL380 Server.
Conrep output:
x:\Windows\tools>conrep.exe -l -x conrep_gen10.xml -f .\input\biosConfig.xml conrep 5.3.0.0 - HPE Scripting Toolkit Configuration Replication Program (c) Copyright 2013,2017 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP System Type: ProLiant DL380 Gen10 ROM Date : 04/18/2019 ROM Family : U30 Processor Manufacturer : Intel(R) Corporation XML System Configuration: conrep_gen10.xml Hardware Configuration: .\input\biosConfig.xml Global Restriction: [3.40 ] OK Platform check: : [ProLiant DL120 G7 ] no match : [ProLiant ML110 G7 ] no match : [ProLiant DL3 ] match : [ProLiant ML3 ] no match : [ProLiant DL5 ] no match : [ProLiant ML5 ] no match : [ProLiant DL7 ] no match : [ProLiant DL9 ] no match : [ProLiant BL ] no match : [ProLiant XW ] no match : [ProLiant WS ] no match : [ProLiant SE ] no match : [ProLiant SL4 ] no match : [ProLiant SL3 ] no match : [ProLiant SL2 ] no match : [ProLiant DL160 Gen8 ] no match : [ProLiant SL160 Gen8 ] no match : [ProLiant SL140 ] no match : [ProLiant WS460c Gen8 WS Blade] no match : [ProLiant MicroServer Gen8] no match : [StoreEasy ] no match : [FlexServer ] no match : [FlexStorage ] no match : [3PAR ] no match : [ProLiant ML10 ] no match : [Gen9 ] no match : [ProLiant XL ] no match : [SE2160w Server ] no match : [C1030h ] no match : [UIS ] no match : [Apollo ] no match : [EC200a ] no match : [TM200 ] no match Loading configuration data from .\input\biosConfig.xml ERROR: Invalid dat file entry Setup_Browser_Selection Conrep return code: 2
And this is my configuration File .\input\biosConfig.xml
<Conrep> <global> <fileversion>1.12</fileversion> <minimumconrepversion>5.00</minimumconrepversion> <platforms> <platform>Gen10</platform> </platforms> <onmismatch>exception</onmismatch> </global> <!-- Language --> <Section name="Language">English</Section> <Section name="Setup_Browser_Selection">Auto</Section> <!-- Workload Profile --> <Section name="Workload_Profile">High_Performance_Compute</Section> <!-- Virtualization Options --> <Section name="Intel_VT">Disabled</Section> <Section name="AMD_VT">Disabled</Section> <Section name="AMD_IOMMU">Disabled</Section> <Section name="Intel_VT-d">Disabled</Section> <Section name="SR-IOV">Disabled</Section> <!-- Processor Options --> <Section name="Intel_Hyper-Threading">Disabled</Section> <!-- Power and Performance Options --> <Section name="Power_Regulator">Static_High_Performance</Section> <Section name="Minimum_Processor_Idle_Power_Core_C-State">No_C-states</Section> <Section name="Minimum_Processor_Idle_Power_Package_C-State">No_C-states</Section> <Section name="Energy/Performance_Bias">Maximum_Performance</Section> <Section name="Collaborative_Power_Control">Disabled</Section> <Section name="Intel_DMI_Link_Frequency">Auto</Section> <Section name="Intel_Turbo_Boost_Technology">Enabled</Section> <Section name="NUMA_Group_Size_Optimization">Clustered</Section> <Section name="Energy_Efficient_Turbo">Disabled</Section> <Section name="Uncore_Frequency_Scaling">Maximum</Section> <!-- Power and Performance Options / I/O Options --> <Section name="Intel_NIC_DMA_Channels_(IOAT)">Enabled</Section> <!-- Power and Performance Options / Processor Prefetcher Options --> <Section name="HW_Prefetcher">Enabled</Section> <Section name="Adjacent_Sector_Prefetch">Enabled</Section> <Section name="DCU_Stream_Prefetcher">Enabled</Section> <Section name="DCU_IP_Prefetcher">Enabled</Section> <!-- Advanced Options / Fan and Thermal Options --> <Section name="Thermal_Configuration">Optimal_Cooling</Section> <!-- Memory Options --> <Section name="Memory_Refresh_Rate">1x_Refresh</Section> <Section name="Channel_Interleaving">Enabled</Section> <Section name="Advanced_Memory_Protection">ADDDC_Support</Section> <!-- Power and Performance Options / Intel UPI Options --> <Section name="Intel_UPI_Link_Power_Management">Disabled</Section> <!-- System Options / Diagnostics Options --> <Section name="Processor_x2APIC_Support">Disabled</Section> <!-- Boot Options --> <Section name="Boot_Mode">UEFI_Mode</Section> <!-- Date and Time --> <Section name="Time_Format">Coordinated_Universal_Time_(UTC)</Section> </Conrep>
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05-16-2019 11:28 PM
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