XCC Service Data Parsing Instructions

Collecting ThinkSystem XCC Service Data files using the CLI, Drag-N-Drop, and in a Linux environment

These tools are for SERVICER USE ONLY!!

Complete the following steps to collect ThinkSystem XCC Service Data files using the CLI or Drag-N-Drop method.

Unlike IMM2 service data, XCC service data (*.TZZ) cannot directly be extracted using a general unzip tool such as 7z.

The attached tool .zip files - click here to use the CLI method and click for the Drag-N-Drop (DND) method. Each will allow a user to extract a XCC service data (*.TZZ) file locally.

To use these tools you must download and unzip the tool file to your laptop.

  1. Refer to the The 'readme.txt' file and the following screen-shots if you are using the CLI version.
  2. Refer to the 'DND..readme.txt' file for the Drag-N-Drop method.

CLI method

You can also check the installed FoD key information (From CLI tool v1.2)

XCC Service Data Parsing Instructions

Drag-N-Drop method

XCC Service Data Parsing Instructions

Linux environment

Complete the following command to extract XCC service data in a Linux environment (e.g. cygwin for Windows users - most of us).

Run the following 'simple' xcc_extract.sh script from bash

$> ./xcc_extract.sh 7X21_S4AAK069_xcc_180116-091420.tzz                        
 Decompressing/Extracting ... 7X21_S4AAK069_xcc_180116-091420.tzz               
 DONE.                                                                          
 Extracted to /cygdrive/d/_support/_eTools/XCC/7X21_S4AAK069_xcc_180116-091420  
 $>                                                                             

Or install lzop then enter below command.

$>sudo apt install lzop         (ubuntu etc)

$>tar --lzop -xf sample.tzz

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