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Intel® Integrator Toolkit
Package Version 4.0.3
Release

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Contents

1. Toolkit Introduction
1.1.Which Tool Do I Use?
1.1.1. Configure System Settings
1.1.2. Install System Settings to Target Systems
1.2. Toolkit Functions
1.3. Toolkit Version Features
2. System Requirements
2.1. Microsoft Windows* Memory Requirements
2.2. Minimum Recommended Display Configuration
2.3. Microsoft* MS-DOS* and Datalight* ROM-DOS Memory Requirements
2.4.Microsoft Windows PE Memory Requirements
2.5. Required Operating Systems and Optional Software Tools/Files
2.6. File/Folder Naming Conventions
2.7. Intel® Desktop Board Requirements (Target System)
2.8. List of Supported Intel Desktop Boards
3. Known Issues, Workarounds, and Hints
3.1. Windows-based Tools
3.1.1. Memory Issues
3.1.2. General Windows Issues3.1.3. Other Hints and Limitations
3.1.4. Help File Issue
3.2. Command Line-based DOS Tool
3.2.1. DOS Issues
3.3. Command Line-based Windows Tool (with Windows PE functionality)
3.3.1. Command Line-based Windows (PE) Issues
4. DOS Environment Considerations
5. Documentation
6. Legal
6.1. Product License
6.2. Legal Disclaimer
6.3.CImageBuffer License

1. Toolkit Introduction
NOTICE
Intel Integrator Toolkit allows customization of system BIOS settings and is intended for use only by professional PC system integrators. Incorrect system BIOS settings may cause a system to malfunction, fail to boot, or operate with decreased performance. Incorrect BIOS settings may affect system stability and functionality.

The Intel®Integrator Toolkit assists system integrators in the configuration and manufacturing of computer systems using Intel® Desktop Boards. There are two Intel Integrator Toolkit interfaces available:

· The graphics Microsoft* Windows*-based Intel Integrator Toolkit (a graphics configuration tool only)
· The command line-based tools using either Microsoft* MS-DOS* or Microsoft WindowsPreinstallation Environment (PE) functionality with Intel Integrator Toolkit (a configuration and installation tool)

The Windows-based Intel Integrator Toolkit configuration tool is a virtual system builder which allows you to configure BIOS and SMBIOS settings and create INI files without a reference system. These features require an Intel Integrator Toolkit-enabled BIOS (an .itk file in the BIOSpackage).

1.1. Which Tool Do I Use?

1.1.1. Configure System Settings:

The Windows version of the Intel Integrator Toolkit configuration tool supports newer platforms and BIOS files. Use this interface when the system's Intel Desktop Board has an Intel® 945 or newer chipset.

You may also use the command line-based interfaces (with either DOS or Windows using PE functionality) as configurationtools.

1.1.2 Install System Settings to Target Systems:

Now there are three command line installation tools available:

· Intel Integrator Toolkit's Microsoft* MS-DOS*-based Interface:
The DOS-based command line installation tool works with INI files generated by the Windows-based Intel Integrator Toolkit configuration tool. Use the DOS-based interface to extract BIOS settings, SMBIOS...