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CLI Option CLI Task Description Command Syntax
NOTE: This option exits after
displaying the requested
information; no DUP verication or
updates occur.
-q
Run command in non-interactive mode
Execute the DUP silently without user
intervention.
./packagename.bin -q
-r
Reboot option
Reboot the system, if required, after
performing the update. The reboot does not
occur:
• If the DUP fails or is not applicable to the
target system.
• If the DUP does not require the target
system to be rebooted.
NOTE: The -q option is required
with this option.
./packagename.bin -r ‑q
-v,--version
Display version option
Display the version, xes, enhancements,
and release date; lists systems to which the
DUP can be applied.
NOTE: This option exits after
displaying the requested
information; no DUP verication or
updates occur.
./packagename.bin -v
./packagename.bin --version
--extract=<path>
Extract all les contained in the DUP to the
path you specify. If the directory specied in
the path does not exist, it is created.
If the path contains spaces, use quotation
marks around the <path> value.
NOTE: This option exits after
extracting the requested les; no
DUP verication or updates occur.
./packagename.bin --extract /update
./packagename.bin --extract "/update les"
-su
Allows you to apply the update for updatable
components specied. For rmware, the
updateable components are identied by the
device FQDD. The available FQDD on the
system can be obtained by performing the
inventory. Multiple updateable components
can be specied using comma or semicolon
as separator.
The -q option is required with this option.
NOTE: This command is supported
with hard drive DUPs only.
./packagename.bin -su=<device list>./
packagename.bin --selectiveupdate=<device
list>
-qi
This feature provides the inventory with
FQDD information when the device supports
selective update.
The -q option is required with this option.
./packagename.bin -qi ./packagename.bin --
queryinventory
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