Software Package Options

One-click software installation is supported in the command line. You can select commands as required to complete the installation. All options below are optional.

Installation command format: ./software_package_name.run [options]

Table 1 describes the supported options.

**Table 1** Supported command-line options
Option	Description
--help \| -h	Queries help information.
--info	Queries software package construction information.
--list	Queries the software package list.
--check	Checks the consistency and integrity of packages.
--quiet \| -q	Indicates a silent installation, which skips interactive messages.
--extract=<path>	Decompresses a software package into a specified directory.
--install-path=<path>	This option can be set only to an absolute path. Check whether the file exists in the following directory: root user: /etc/Ascend Non-root user: */home/{Current user name}/Ascend* If you do not specify the path, the default path is used. For installation as the root user, the default installation path is /usr/local/Ascend. If a non-root user is used for installation, the default installation path is */home/{Current user name}/Ascend*. If this option is used to specify the installation directory, the running user must have the read and write permissions on the specified installation directory.
--install	Installs a software package. You can specify the installation path --install-path=<path> or use the default installation path.
--upgrade	Upgrades the installed software from an earlier version to a later version. You can specify the upgrade path --install-path=<path> or not. If the path is not specified, the default path is used. NOTE: After this option is used for an upgrade, the new version inherits the configuration in the config.json file of Server of an earlier version.
--uninstall	Uninstalls the software that has been installed. You can specify the uninstallation path --install-path=<path>.

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