Specifications

Table Of Contents
Note: OEMAppProfiles.ism must be ready, and must be editable.
1. Build the
installation package with the command line.
Open the command window with the Run as Administrator option.
Depending on the version of the InstallShield that you are using, type one
of the following commands in the command line:
IsSaBld.exe -p "C:\OEMAppProfiles\OEMAppProfiles.ism" -a "CD" -r "compressed"
-c COMP –e N -b "C:\build\OEMAppProfile\Output"
Or
"ISCmdBld.exe" -p "C:\OEMAppProfiles\OEMAppProfiles.ism" -a "CD" -r
"compressed" –c COMP –e N -b "C:\build\OEMAppProfile\Output"
Note: DO NOT copy the command lines from this document, type them
in manually.
The
installation package for deploying the OEM application profile blob
file will be generated in C:\build\OEMAppProfile\Output\CD\compressed
\DiskImages\DISK1.
Note: All of the files generated at this location constitute the installation
package, and should be shipped together.
2. Build the installation package with InstallShield IDE:
Replace the existing C:\OEMAppProfiles\Bin\atiapoem.blb file with the one
generated from Generating an OEM Application Profile Blob File.
Open the InstallShield template project file, C:\OEMAppProfiles
\OEMAppProfiles.ism in InstallShield IDE.
Build the installation package:
In the toolbar, click Build.
Or in the main menu, click Build, and select Build Compressed.
Or in the Project Panel, under Media Release, right-click
Compressed, and select Build.
The
installation package for deploying the OEM application profile blob
file will be generated in C:\OEMAppProfiles\CD\compressed\DiskImages
\DISK1.
Note: All of the files generated at this location constitute the
installation
package, and should be shipped together.
2.2.3.4 Localizing the Installation Package with Orca.exe
Prerequisites:
Orca.exe is a tool for editing the Windows® installer package. The Orca installer,
Orca.msi, is available in C:\Program Files\ Microsoft SDKs\Windows\V7.0\Bin\ after
the installation of Microsoft® Windows SDK is completed.
Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows® 7 can be downloaded from the Microsoft
website.
Note: Microsoft Windows SDK installation must be executed through the network.
12 Functional Description
Muxless Switchable Graphics Technology PX5.0 Functional Specification
137-41940-10
© 2011 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
Proprietary and Confidential - Do not duplicate.