Specifications

4 Chapter 2
Verifying an Add-on Package Contents
Generally, an Add-on package is downloaded from Wyse in self-extracting compressed
(.exe) format. It is recommended that you extract it into its own folder and verify the
contents. An Add-on package contains installation files and removal files.
In most cases, an Add-on package contains four Rapport scripts. Two scripts are for the
installation of the Add-on, and two scripts are for the removal of the Add-on.
In some cases, an Add-on package contains two Rapport scripts. One script is for the
installation of the Add-on, and one script is for the removal of the Add-on (these scripts are
denoted with CEN in the script filename).
Note
The Add-on package may be extracted to a shared folder but the sub-folder
must be present in this folder.
Installation Files
Installation files include:
• ADDON_<ADD-ON NAME>_BXXXX.RSP
(This script is used for all non CE .NET products - OS version earlier than 4.0 - on
Rapport 3.0 or 4.0.)
• ADDON_<ADD-ON NAME>_BXXXX_CEN.RSP
(This script is used for all CE .NET products - OS version 4.0 or later - on Rapport 4.0.)
• Two sub-folders, each containing the following:
• <add-on image file name>.bin
• params.ini
(This is the initialization file associated with the binary file. It cannot be used with
other Add-ons.)
• bootstrap212.exe
(This bootstrap file is needed for installing Add-ons to Model 3350SE Thin Clients
using FTP pull only, and may not be present in all Add-on packages.)
Removal Files
Removal files include:
• RM_ADDON_<ADD-ON NAME>_BXXXX.RSP
(This script is used for all non CE .NET products - OS version earlier than 4.0 - on
Rapport 3.0 or 4.0.)
• RM_ADDON_<ADD-ON NAME>_BXXXX_CEN.RSP
(This script is used for all CE .NET products - OS version 4.0 or later - on Rapport 4.0.)
• Two sub-folders, each containing the following:
• Z.TXT
(This is a place holder for the extraction package.)
Note
It is necessary to include an empty text file (Z.txt) in the sub-folder so that
the sub-folder extracts. This file may be deleted after extraction; however, no
harm will be done if the file remains.