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Table 20. Command line scripts (continued)

Scripts

Description

%ANYPATH%\ThinInstaller.exe /CM –search C

–action INSTALL –repository C:\MyRepository

–log "C:\MyLogFolder\MyLogFile.txt"

Searches a repository for critical update packages

and installs those that do not contain a license

agreement.

If you do not set the value in the

DisplayLicenseNotice

configurable item to

NO

, you will be prompted to agree to a license

agreement before the update package pick list is

displayed.

You will be notified with a balloon tooltip from the

application icon in the notification area after the

update packages are installed. The log information

is written into a specified log file.

%ANYPATH%\ThinInstaller.exe /CM –search R

–action INSTALL –repository C:\MyRepository

–noicon –includerebootpackages 1,3,4

-noreboot

Searches a repository for critical and

recommended update packages and then installs

those with specified reboot types that do not

contain a license agreement.




NO


agreement before the update package pick list is

displayed.

You will not be notified with a balloon tooltip from

the application icon in the notification area after

the update packages are installed. Reboot type 3

will suppress a system reboot.

%ANYPATH%\Thininstaller.exe /CM -search A

-action INSTALL -repository C:\MyRepository

-includerebootpackages 1,3,4 -showprogress

-noreboot

Searches a repository for critical, recommended,

and optional update packages and then installs

those with specified reboot types that do not

contain a license agreement.




NO


agreement after the search is completed.

Progress bars will be displayed to indicate the

installation progress for each update and the

overall progress. Reboot type 3 will suppress a

system reboot.

%ANYPATH%\Thininstaller.exe /CM -search A

-action LIST -repository C:\MyRepository

-showprogress

Searches a repository for critical, recommended,

and optional update packages and displays a

progress bar while searching the repository for

updates.

Notes:

1. The BIOS installation requires user’s attention and cannot be deployed in unattended mode.

2. The BIOS installation forces the system to reboot and cannot be suppressed by the command line

parameter

–noreboot

.

3. Thin Installer installs the BIOS updates after all other updates to reduce the number of reboots.

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System Update Solution Deployment Guide

Section	Page
Preface	5
Chapter 1. Overview	7
System Update	7
Update Retriever	7
Thin Installer	7
Managing the update process	7
System Update	8
System Update and Update Retriever	8
Using System Update and Update Retriever on non-Lenovo systems	11
Chapter 2. Installation	13
Installation requirements	13
.Net	14
Installation components	14
System Update languages	14
Update Retriever languages	16
Installation considerations	16
Installation procedures and command-line parameters	17
A scenario of installing System Update and Update Retriever in an enterprise environment	19
Uninstall	19
Silent uninstall on Windows Vista or Windows 7 operating systems	20
Chapter 3. Configurations	21
Connection configurations	21
Configuring System Update	21
Configuring System Update with the registry	22
Configuring System Update with Active Directory	35
Configuring System Update with the start.reg file	42
Chapter 4. Working with System Update	45
About System Update	45
Extras tab	45
System Update billboard	45
Working with update packages	45
Downloading and installing updates	46
Working with license agreements	47
Using System Update	47
Scheduling the search for updates	48
Viewing the download and installation history	49
Hiding and restoring hidden updates	49
Working with updates that force a reboot	49
Keyboard shortcuts	49
Chapter 5. Working with Update Retriever	51
About Update Retriever	51
About update packages	51
Update Retriever first time setup	52
Using Update Retriever	53
Manual searching for new updates	53
Scheduling the search for updates	54
Managing the repository	55
Modifying settings	57
Viewing history	57
Hiding updates	58
Exporting updates	58
Keyboard shortcuts	59
Chapter 6. Working with Thin Installer	61
About Thin Installer	61
Configuring Thin Installer	61
Using Thin Installer	64
Return error codes	67
Logs	67
Windows Vista and Windows 7 considerations	68
Web server configuration	68
Best practices	68
Uninstalling Thin Installer	68
Chapter 7. Best practices	69
Scenario 1 - Managing the update process	69
Step 1 - Installing the programs	69
Step 2 - Customizing the programs	70
Step 3 - Working with the programs	70
Scenario 2 - Deploying specific update packages	71
Creating repository folders	71
Configuring System Update on client computers	71
Working with Update Retriever	71
Deploying the packages	72
Scenario 3 - Deploying to non-Lenovo systems	72
Scenario 4 - Disabling the Web upgrade for System Update	73
Scenario 5 - Installing specific update packages with the MSDOS prompt	73
Scenario 6 - Deploying update packages to client computer repositories	74
Step 1 - Setting up the administrator system	74
Step 2 - Configuring System Update on client computers	74
Scenario 7 - Working with firewalls and the scheduler function	74
Scenario 8 - Working with Thin Installer	75
Deploying the packages using USB, CD, or DVD media	75
Deploying the update packages using a network share repository	75
Deploying the update packages using a system management tool	75
Integrating Thin Installer with the ImageUltra Builder program	75
Integrating Thin Installer with a Sysprep Image	76
Appendix A. Command line parameters	77
Automatic search	77
Command line scripts	77
Search modes	84
Notification parameters	85
MapDrv utility	87
Command line interface	87
Using the MapDrv utility	88
Appendix B. Notices	91

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