You can do any of the following: 
Hi all, I have a server PowerEdge 415 with a card PERC H200 to manage disks. With the current firmware, this card supports only disks littler than 2 TB. I downloaded the firmware provided by Dell to run on RedHat. Then, I installed Fedora Server, that I suppose is close to RedHat. However, the following lines are written in the standard error when running the firmware installer: Mon Apr  3 15:57:50 EDT 2017./dupdisneyinstall.shCreating mknod: /dev/ipmi0: File existsStarting Systems Management Device Drivers:ls: cannot access '/opt/dell/dup64/src/srvadmin-hapi': No such file or directoryBuilding dell_rbu using DKS:[FAILED] DKS failed to find gcc.DKS requires gcc to build device drivers.Starting ipmi driver: Already started[  OK  ] ...Mon Apr  3 15:57:59 EDT 2017/tmp/SAS-RAID_Firmware_N9C88_LN_07.03.06.00_A09.BIN-2469-29885/dupdisneyinstall.shCreating mknod: /dev/ipmi0: File existsStarting Systems Management Device Drivers:ls: cannot access '/opt/dell/dup64/src/srvadmin-hapi': No such file or directoryBuilding dell_rbu using DKS:[FAILED] DKS failed to find gcc.DKS requires gcc to build device drivers.Starting ipmi driver: Already started[  OK  ] ... Finaly, the installer prints the message "This Update Package is not compatible with your system configuration". It seems that I have to install gcc before running the driver, and also installing something in '/opt/dell/dup64/src/srvadmin-hapi'. Installing gcc is not a problem, but the second message seems as there is a spectect package that is not part of fedora standard distribution. I do not have windows nor redhad cds that are usually shipped with the server, thus I'am loking alternative ways to update the firmare. What do you recommend me?
Upgrading firmware for PERC H200