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The LM-X SDK and End-user Tools can be installed silently on Linux as described below.
LM-X SDK installation
You can run a silent (that is, unattended) installation of the LM-X SDK at a command line by typing using the following :
./lmx-sdk_LM-X_version_platform.sh
For example:
./lmx-sdk_v4.5.2_linux_x64.sh
You can use the following options with the SDK installer:
options.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -c security_config_filename | Use a security configuration file from a previous installation. |
| -b | Compile the LM-X SDK after installation. |
| -t | Install the LM-X End-User Tools after LM-X SDK compilation. |
| -k activation_key | An activation key. |
| -f license_file_path | License file path. |
| -e accept | reject | Accept or reject the End User License Agreement. |
| -i installation_directory | Installation directory. |
| -h | Print this help message. |
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LM-X End-User Tools installation
You can run a silent (that is, unattended) installation of the LM-X End-User Tools at a command line by typing the following:
./lmx-enduser-tools_LM-X_version_platform.sh
For example:
./lmx-enduser-tools_v4.5.2_linux_x64.sh
You can use the following arguments with the LM-X End-User Tools installerusing the following options:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -s | Start the LM-X License Server after installation. |
| -l library_path | LM-X vendor library path. |
| -n service_name | Service name (defaults to lmx-serv-version). |
| -r | Overwrite existing service. |
| -u username | Run as the specified user. |
| -e accept | reject | Accept or reject End User License Agreement. |
| -i installation_directory | Installation directory. |
| -h | Print this help message. |
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