Dell Support Live Image Version 2.2 Release Notes

Summary

Dell Support Live Image Version 2.2 release notes documenting this CentOS 7.0-based diagnostic environment for Dell PowerEdge servers, PowerEdge C servers, and PowerVault storage systems (December 2014). This bootable image packages diagnostic utilities and tools for troubleshooting hardware issues and gathering system configuration for technical support. New in 2.2: Intel Processor Diagnostic Tool 2.17.1.0 and Dell OpenManage Server Administrator 8.0.1. Supports Dell 9th through 13th generation

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Page 2 Release Notes Support Live Image Support Live Image is a Cent OS 7.0 image that packages a collection of utilities and diagnostic tools for Dell Power Edge servers, Dell Power Edge C servers, and Dell...

Page 3  Dell Power Edge C System Management Pack version 2014-07-03  Dell Server Update Utility version 14.10  Availability of a desktop shortcut to access the /var/data folder where the generated reports...

Page 4 Known Issues Issue 1 Description If you right-click Dell Open Manage Server Update Utility (SUU) 14.10, and click "Run in Terminal", a permission error will be displayed because you are runn...

Page 5 Limitations  Software RAID information is not enumerated by the following diagnostic tools: DSET and OMSA.  When DOS-Based Asset Tag for 12th generation option is selected, an error message "In...

Page 6 Accessing Documents from Dell Support Site To access the documents from Dell Support site: 1. Go to dell.com/support/manuals. 2. In the "Tell us about your Dell system" section, under "...

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Pages	6
File Size	267.07 KB
Published	May 23, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which Dell hardware generations does this Support Live Image cover?

It supports Dell's 9th generation to 13th generation systems across various platforms like Rack, Blade, Tower, and Storage Systems.

What should I do if my system has less than 8 GB of RAM?

There is a potential risk of filling the read-write overlay that can prevent operations. If this occurs, reboot the Support Live Image.

How do I change the default CentOS GUI to MS-DOS mode?

When the automatic boot countdown timer is displayed, press any key to bypass the graphical interface and switch to MS-DOS mode.

How can I prevent local file systems from mounting automatically?

You must provide the parameters 'nolvmmount' and 'nodiskmount' while booting to the image.