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IntelIntel®® Integrator Toolkit Integrator ToolkitOverview and Performance Overview and Performance
Enhancement Enhancement Streamline Manufacturing &Streamline Manufacturing &
Customize System ConfigurationCustomize System Configuration
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IntelIntel®® Integrator Toolkit Integrator ToolkitWhat it is todayWhat it is today
DOS Install
2.2. InstallInstall CMOS,SMBIOSCMOS,SMBIOSSplash, BIOSSplash, BIOS
1.1. Virtual System Virtual System SetupSetup
3.3. Verify BOMVerify BOM
.ini file.ini file.itk .itk
+ .bio + .bio filesfiles
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IntelIntel®® Integrator Toolkit (iTK) Integrator Toolkit (iTK)
What is it?– A manufacturing utility exclusively for Intel® Desktop Boards
What does it do?– Reference-free configuration of BIOS options
Windows* GUI Set custom factory CMOS defaults Lock or Hide selected BIOS settings Specify SMBIOS values
– Performs Bill Of Material (BOM) Operations Generate a system BOM report Verify finished system configuration
– Eases replicating settings across multiple platforms
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IntelIntel®® Integrator Toolkit Integrator ToolkitHow Does It Help Integrators?How Does It Help Integrators?
Customize system settings
– Pre-configure systems to meet customer needs
– Limit access to sensitive BIOS settings
– Specify custom SMBIOS/DMI values
Allows selection of flex modules– Load custom splash screen
– Select specific language modules
Build systems faster & save money
– Save time replicating CMOS settings
– Streamline SMBIOS/DMI configuration
Improve system quality
– Automatically verify a system BOM
– Quickly generate as-built BOM reports
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Typical Manufacturing Floor Process (order of steps may vary)Typical Manufacturing Floor Process (order of steps may vary)Setup box with all
hardwarecomponents
Install OperatingSystem and
drivers
Install default (orcustom OEM)BIOS settings
Configure DMI/SMBIOS strings
Generate a finalBOM report for the
system
Ship the system
End customerinstalls applicationsoftware of choice
Flash BIOS anddefault/ customSplash Screen
Run a Diagnosticcheck and an anti-virus check on the
system
ExpressInstaller CD fordriver installs
Intel IntegratorToolkit
Intel IntegratorToolkit
Intel IntegratorToolkit
Intel IntegratorToolkit
Anti-virusapplication
bundled withExpress
Installer CD
Create a staticrestore point
with RestoreItbundled with
ExpressInstaller CD
ExpressInstaller with anextensive suite
of bundledapplicationsoftware to
choose from
Create anincrementalrestore point
with applicationbundled with
ExpressInstaller CD
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Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit
Step 1: Download Intel iFlash BIOS update– .ITK file included in BIOS download (iFlash only)
– Extract .bio file by selecting SW.exe
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Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit Step 2: Run ITK. File New Workspace and browse to the .itk file
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Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit Step 3: Select Components
– Flex module will be grayed out, unless you have specifically extracted and made the .bio file available.
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Step 4: Configure BIOS options– Change BIOS defaults, hide or lock BIOS settings
Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit
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Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit Step 5: Configure SMBIOS data
– Enter data now or prompt for data during install
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Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit
Step 6: Select Flex Modules (865 and beyond)– Select or unselect modules as desired
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Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit Step 6.1: Customizing your splash screen
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Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit Step 7: Generate functions
– Choose to Generate INI file at this point to use on the target system. (Not required if using the Generate media function that will automatically generate the ini file as well)
– Choose to Generate BIOS file, if you wish to create a custom .bio file with flex modules. (the Generate Media function will not do this automatically)
– Choose to Generate Report to view a report of the system settings that you have.
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Step 8 (optional): Generating media (this feature is provided as a convenience and is not required)
– Save all your changes and necessary files
Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit
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Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit Step 8.1: Generating media (optional)
– Flex Module changes can be added as well
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Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit
Manual Step 8: Install the customized ITK configuration on the target system(s)– Boot the target system to DOS
– Use the DOS-based ITK utility “itoolkit” included with the ITK download “itoolkit install –ini=<.ini file name>”
– Use the appropriate BIOS installation procedure to install your flex module changes (.BIO file)
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IntelIntel®® Integrator Toolkit Integrator ToolkitCommand-line options for DOS toolCommand-line options for DOS tool
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Using Intel® Integrator ToolkitUsing Intel® Integrator Toolkit
Step 9: – Done !!
– Repeat the steps for multiple system builds
Tip:•The tool can also be used to create a sample batch file• Returned error codes to identify – success, warning or failure are useful to embed into scripts.
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Tuning for PerformanceTuning for Performance
Disable unused ports: Serial and Parallel ports
Disable unused Integrated functions: Audio
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Tuning for PerformanceTuning for Performance
Disable unused controllers– Floppy controller
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Tuning for PerformanceTuning for Performance
Disable unused features– Event logging
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Tuning for PerformanceTuning for Performance
Enhance performance– Increase AGP aperture size
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Tuning for PerformanceTuning for Performance
Disable unused input
– Legacy USB support: Only for USB keyboard & mouse
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Tuning for PerformanceTuning for Performance
Optimize for your discrete hardware– Take advantage of your performance memory
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Tuning for PerformanceTuning for Performance
Burn-In Mode– Stress your system by adjusting system clocks
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Tuning for PerformanceTuning for Performance Enhance usability
– ACPI: Set to S3 “Instantly Available”
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Tuning for PerformanceTuning for Performance
Reduce boot times– USB Boot: Remove items you are not using
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Tuning for PerformanceTuning for Performance
Reduce boot times
– Change boot order
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Reducing Support CostsReducing Support Costs Configure SMBIOS data
– Enter data now or prompt for data during install
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Will prompt for data during ITK target system install
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Customizing BIOS Features Customizing BIOS Features Select Flex Modules
– Select or unselect modules such as languages
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Branding your SystemBranding your System Customizing your splash screen
– Use your company logo to gain brand recognition
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Install Customizations with a FloppyInstall Customizations with a Floppy
Install the customized ITK configuration on the target system(s)
– Boot the target system to DOS
– Use the DOS-based ITK utility “itoolkit” included with the ITK download
“itoolkit install –ini=<.ini file name>”
– Use the appropriate BIOS installation procedure to install your flex module changes (.BIO file)
Finished… repeat the steps for multiple system builds
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iTK Release HistoryiTK Release History
ReleaseRelease Key FeaturesKey Features DateDate
iTK 1.xiTK 1.x Dos Based ToolDos Based Tool Q4/’01Q4/’01
iTK 2.0iTK 2.0 ““Reference free” GUI, Lock/hide settingsReference free” GUI, Lock/hide settings Q3/’02Q3/’02
iTK 2.03iTK 2.03 Support for 865/875 platformsSupport for 865/875 platforms Q4/’02Q4/’02
iTK 2.1iTK 2.1 Flex Modules , 24-bit, Hi-Res custom splash, Generate Flex Modules , 24-bit, Hi-Res custom splash, Generate update mediaupdate media
Q1/’03Q1/’03
iTK 2.2iTK 2.2 Support for new processor support, SATASupport for new processor support, SATA
iTK 2.3iTK 2.3 Support for 915/925 platformsSupport for 915/925 platforms Q2/’04Q2/’04
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Download locationsDownload locations
Tool available for download at: – programs.intel.com
http://or1grebe.cps.intel.com/cd/channel/reseller/asmo-na/eng/products/box_desktop_boards/intel_boards/p4_boards/p4_dsk_board_d865perl/technical_reference/47038.htm
– developer.intel.com http://developer.intel.com/design/motherbd/itk.htm