Install guide

Installation and Customisation from Command Line
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Examples for silent installations
The following are the most important command line options of the setup_vmb.exe Setup
Launcher.
Description Example Remarks
Silent
/s /v”/qn”
The switch /s controls the
setup launcher and the switch
/qn is passed from the setup
launcher to the installer.
Silent, and no restart
/s /v”/qn /norestart”
The switch /norestart ignores
any re-start request.
Silent, no restart, and
logging
/s /v”/l*v c:\temp\vmblog.txt /qn
/norestart”
The switch /l*v sets the log
level of the installer to the
maximum.
Silent, no restart,
logging, and mobile
network operator
(OPCO)
/s /v”OPCO_PROP=23415 /l*v
c:\temp\vmblog.txt /qn /norestart”
For a list of mobile network
operator codes, see the FAQ
section.
Silent, no restart,
logging, mobile network
operator (OPCO), and
language
/s /L2057 /v”OPCO_PROP=23415
/l*v c:\temp\vmblog.txt /qn
/norestart”
For a list of language codes,
decimal and hexadecimal, see
the FAQ section.
A. Network operator (Opco) not known
1. In this example the Opco and language are unknown at installation time, and the ByteMobile
optimisation feature will be installed only when required (it will be ‘advertised’). The first Opco
that is detected determines the Optimiser. If a different Optimiser is subsequently required, the
Vodafone Mobile Broadband application must be re-installed. Also in this example, no SIM is
available at installation time, the installer logs will be saved to c:\vmblog.txt, the system will not
be restarted automatically, and the installation is silent.
setup_vmb.exe /s /v"ADDLOCAL=ALL ADVERTISE=ByteMobile /l*v c:\vmblog.txt /qn /norestart"
2. The difference to the first example above is that ByteMobile will not be installed onto the
system. This is achieved by setting the REMOVE parameter in the command line, ie.
REMOVE=ByteMobile.
setup_vmb.exe /s /v"ADDLOCAL=ALL REMOVE=ByteMobile /l*v c:\vmblog.txt /qn /norestart"
3. The difference to the second example above is that the run-time language will be Greek. This is
achieved by setting the options /L, and USEDEFAULTLANGUAGE in the command line, ie. /L1032,
and USEDEFAULTLANGUAGE=false.