udisetup(ADM)

udisetup -- install a UDI package

Synopsis

udisetup [options] [UDI_pkg_file]

Description

udisetup installs a driver that has been packaged using the udimkpkg(C) command onto an intended target system. udisetup converts the driver files into an appropriate native form, installs copies of them into environment-specific locations, and performs any other operations necessary to make the driver available for use.

With no command-line arguments, udisetup searches the current working directory for all files ending in .udi or .UDI, and either installs all of the drivers in all of the packages, or allows the packages to be chosen interactively if there are more than one.

The following command-line options are understood:

-c: Specify whether or not to confirm each package and component.
-D: Build debug objects.
-h: Display help message.
-H: Display the full usage information.
-m: Specify that udisetup is being executed for a mapper.
-n: Do a dry run of udisetup. Used with the -v option, commands are not executed. Commands are echoed only.
-o dir: Specify output directory. By default, output is directed to the current working directory.
-O: Build optimized objects.
-p str: Specify the name of the operating system-specific package for this driver.
-q: Specify quiet mode; minimal output on success.
-s: Stop udisetup prior to install.
-S: Show current UDI setup; no input is processed.
-T dir: Specify a temporary directory for udisetup to use. By default, this directory is /tmp.
-v: Specify verbose output.
-?: Display the help message.
UDI_pkg_file: Specify the udi-packaged file on which to run udisetup.

References

udimkpkg(C)