Command-Line Options for the Non-GUI Installer
The following command-line options are valid when you are starting the non-GUI installer.
--create-symlinks |
Create
symbolic links in the /usr/bin and /usr/share/man directories to the Oracle Solaris
Studio 12.2 software and man pages. |
--current-zone-only |
Install only in the current zone. When
you run the installer in the global zone, this option makes the installed
product visible only in that zone. |
--extract-installation-data directory |
Extract installation data, do not perform installation. |
--help |
Display
information on the options. |
--installation-location directory |
Install Oracle Solaris Studio software in the specified
directory instead of in the default installation directory /opt. |
--javahome directory |
Use the JDK in
directory when running the installer. This option is needed when the installer cannot
locate a JDK in a standard location on your system, and you need
to point it to one. |
--libraries-only |
Perform runtime libraries only installation. |
--locale locale |
Override the default
locale for the installer with the specified locale. Valid locales are en (English),
ja (Japanese), and zh (Simplified Chinese). |
--non-interactive |
Start the installer in non-GUI mode. |
--silent-logs-dir directory |
Write
the installer log file to the specified directory. |
--state state_file .xml |
Play back the
state file recorded by the GUI installer to silently repeat an installation session.
This option lets you install a subset of the product components in non-GUI
mode. |
--tempdir directory |
By default, the installer extracts temporary data into the /tmp directory. If
there is not sufficient space in the /tmp directory on your system, you
can specify another directory for the installer to use. |
--use-alternative-root directory |
Install in the
specified root directory instead of the default root directory /. Specify the full
path of the directory to use as the alternate root. This option is
valid only on systems running the Solaris OS. |
--verbose |
Write verbose output to the console. |
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