Parameters

--run

Indicates the running mode, which installs only the files required in a running scenario.

--devel

Indicates the development mode, which contains the header files that users need to use for development.

The firmware subpackage does not support this parameter.

--full

Full mode: installs all files.

--docker

Docker mode: applies to the driver only. Other components are installed in full mode by default.

--install-username=<username>

Initial installation: You can specify the running user name. Otherwise, HwHiAiUser is used by default.

Overwrite: The user name used in the last installation is adopted.

--install-usergroup=<usergroup>

Initial installation: You can specify the running user group name. Otherwise, HwHiAiUser is used by default.

Overwrite: The user group name used in the last installation is adopted.

--install-path=<path>

Specifies the installation directory. If the directory is not specified, the default installation path /usr/local/Ascend is used.

The running user must have the read and write permissions on the specified installation path.

--uninstall

Uninstalls.

--noexec

Does not run the installation script. This parameter is used together with the --extract=path parameter. Format: --noexec --extract=path

--extract=path

Decompresses the installation package to a specified directory.

--upgrade

Performs upgrade, which takes effect immediately. The upgrade can be performed only in the path where a software package is stored.

--help/-h

Displays the help information.

--check

Check the integrity of a software package.

--version

Display the version information.

--tar arg1 [arg2 ...]

Runs the tar command on the software package. Use the arguments following tar as the command arguments. For example, the --tar xvf command indicates that the .run package will be decompressed to the current directory.

--list

Lists the files in a software package.

--info

Displays detailed information of a package.

--quiet

Indicates the silent installation, which skips interactive messages.

--pylocal

Installs Python to a local path.

--install-for-all

If this parameter is included in the installation or upgrade command, the permission of the directories and files is changed to the group permission.

This parameter must be used in pair with any one among --run, --devel, --full, and --upgrade, for example, ./*.run --full --install-for-all.

--repack [package_name]

Builds a new driver package.

package_name indicates the name of the newly built .run driver package.

--repack-path=<path> [package_name]

Builds a new driver package in the specified path.

• path indicates the directory where the original .run package is extracted.
• package_name indicates the name of the newly built .run driver package.