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Solarflare Server Adapter User Guide
Solarflare Adapters on Windows
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Using ADDLOCAL
ADDLOCAL is a standard Windows Installer property that controls which features
are installed via the command line. For Solarflare adapters, the following features
can be installed from the command line:
• CoreDrivers – Installs the core adapter drivers
• NetworkAdapterManager – Installs Solarflare Adapter Manager (SAM)
• CommandLineTools – Installs Solarflare command line tools: sfboot.exe,
sfupdate.exe, sfcable.exe, sfkey.exe, sfteam.exe, sfnet.exe.
• Launcher – Installs the Solarflare system tray icon, providing easy access to the
Solarflare Adapter Manager (SAM).
Multiple features may be installed by separating each feature with a comma (spaces
are not allowed).
ADDLOCAL cannot prevent Launcher from being installed if either
NetworkAdapterManager or CommandLineTools are not installed or are still being
installed.
ADDLOCAL examples
• Install the package interactively with the default installation options selected
(equivalent to
Setup.exe
or
Setup.exe /Install)
.
Setup.exe /Install ADDLOCAL=CoreDrivers,

NetworkAdapterManager,CommandLineTools,Launcher
• Install the package without any management tools. Displays a limited user
interface with status and progress only.
Setup.exe /Quiet /Install ADDLOCAL=CoreDrivers
• Install Solarflare Adapter Manager (SAM) only. This command shows no user
interface during installation and will restart the host system if required.
Setup.exe /Quiet /Install ADDLOCAL=NetworkAdapterManager
setup.exe /Quiet /Install
ADDLOCAL=NetworkAdapterManager
REBOOT=Suppress
Silently installs the drivers and
Solarflare Adapter Manager only, but
suppresses the auto ‐ restart at the
end of the installation.
<PROPERTY>=<Value>
Specify one or more install
properties.
Table 32: Solarflare Installation Options
Example Action