Installation
November 2009 375
During the full installation of the User Interface, a dialog appears
indicating that a reboot is necessary. However, if you are running a
quiet installation, all dialog boxes are suppressed including the
reboot dialog box.
You will have to refer to the reboot values above stored in the
registry to know if a reboot is necessary.
A REBOOT public property is included in the package that you can
use to automatically reboot the package at the end of the installation
as follows:
If the property is set to 1 and a reboot is required, the package
reboots automatically.
If the property is set to 0 and a reboot is needed, the package will
not reboot automatically and the registry key needs to be used.
If you run boston.msi in quiet mode without changing the REBOOT
property, the package will not automatically reboot - even if
required. You must refer to the registry to know if a reboot is
required.
Installation
Enter the following from a command line to install the package.
msiexec /i boston.msi /qn
Enter the following from a command line to remove the package:
msiexec /x boston.msi /qn
If you change the REBOOT property to 1 and a reboot is required,
the package will automatically reboot when the installation is
completed.
The following are examples of installing and removing the package
using the REBOOT property above.
Install:
msiexec /i boston.msi /qn REBOOT=1
Remove:
msiexec /x boston.msi /qn REBOOT=1
In these cases, if a reboot is needed (install or remove) the package
will automatically reboot.