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PC Card Director installation Programs
Optional Parameters :
PCMINST2 /S:<product source> /R:<specific response file>
/R:<group response file> /L1:<error log file>
/L2:<history log file> /T:<target>
- If the "/S:<..>" is not specified, the installation programs
assume that CID is not required, and work as normal mode which
need user intervention.
/S: Specify the drive and path to the PCD files existing
on the SDM code server.
Exp. of valid /S: parameter :
/S:d: /S:d:\ /S:d:\ppp /S:d:\ppp\
d: drive name (A-Z,a-z)
ppp: path name
/T: Specify the target drive and path for the product
installation at the client workstation.
Exp. of valid /T: parameter :
/T:d: /T:d:\ /T:d:\ppp /T:d:\ppp\
d: drive name (A-Z,a-z)
ppp: path name
/R: Specify the drive, path and name to the client response
file existing on the SDM code server.
Exp. of valid /R: parameter :
/R: (assumes PCMINST2.RSP in the source path)
/R:fff (assumes fff in the source path)
/R:d:\ppp\fff
d: drive name (A-Z,a-z)
ppp: path name
fff: response file name
/G: Specify the drive, path and name to the group response
file existing on the SDM code server.
Exp. of valid /G: parameter :
/G: (assumes PCMINST2.RSP in the source path)
/G:fff (assumes fff in the source path)
/G:d:\ppp\fff
d: drive name (A-Z,a-z)
ppp: path name
fff: response file name
/L1: Specify the drive, path and name to the error log file
existing on the SDM code server.
Exp. of valid /L1: parameter :
/L1: (assumes PCMINST2.ERR in the source path)
/L1:fff (assumes fff in the source path)
/L1:d:\ppp\fff
d: drive name (A-Z,a-z)
ppp: path name
fff: response file name
/L2: Specify the drive, path and name to the error history file
existing on the SDM code server.
Exp. of valid /L2: parameter :
/L2: (assumes PCMINST2.HST in the source path)
/L2:fff (assumes fff in the source path)
/L2:d:\ppp\fff
d: drive name (A-Z,a-z)
ppp: path name
fff: response file name
Response File Format :
+-------------------------------------+
| |
| #--- Comment ------------- |
| Target=C:\TEST |
| ReBoot=N |
| UpdateConfig=Y |
| ForceReplace=Y |
| Use2ndSS=N |
| *--- Comment ------------- |
| |
+-------------------------------------+
Target=
Specify the target drive and path for the product
installation at the client workstation.
Exp. of valid Target= keyword :
Target=d: TARGET=d:\ TaRgEt=d:\ppp Target=d:\ppp\
d: drive name (A-Z,a-z)
ppp: path name
ReBoot=
This keyword is valid only for OS/2. If the PCD for OS/2
is installed to the system which has already been installed
previous PCD, current installation program removes the
previous PCD and then asks user to re-boot the system.
Under the latest Warp, this re-booting is not necessary,
but old one need this. This keyword specify the re-boot the
client workstation or not, if the workstation has old PCD.
The default setting is No.
Exp. of valid ReBoot= keyword :
ReBoot=N ReBoot=Y REBOOT=NO REBOOT=Yes
UpdateConfig=
Specify that updating the CONFIG.SYS and SYSTEM.INI
or not.
The default setting is Yes, and if the "No" is set,
updated sample files, named CONFIG.PCM and SYSTEM.PCM
will be made at target directory.
Exp. of valid UpdateConfig= keyword :
UpdateConfig=N UpdateConfig=Yes UPDATECONFIG=NO
ForceReplace=
Specify that replacing the PCD files or not, if the
client workstation has newer dated PCD files.
The default setting is Yes, and if the "No" is set,
installation will be terminated.
Exp. of valid ForceReplace= keyword :
ForceReplace=N ForceReplace=Yes FORCEREPLACE=NO
Use2ndSS=
This keyword is valid only for Win3.1 and DOS on the TP760E
system. The TP760E needs two SS driver, one for the CardBus
controller(IBMDSS14), and the other is for the legacy PCIC
controller(IBMDSS04). This keyword specify that the legacy
SS driver is enabled or not.
The default setting is No, and the "DEVICEHIGH=" statement
for this driver is remed in the CONFIG.SYS
Exp. of valid Use2ndSS= keyword :
Use2ndSS=N Use2ndSS=Yes USE2NDSS=NO