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Table 18. How to create a log file (continued)
Running mode
Has a writable
access to current
directory Description of log file
Command line mode:
Example:
MiniEasyUpdate.exe /CM -search
A –action INSTALL
YES Log file name:
Update_log_YYMMDDHHMMSS.txt
Path: Current directory\logs\
Command line mode:
Example:
MiniEasyUpdate.exe /CM -search
A –action INSTALL
NO No log file.
Command line mode: A log file is
specified as one of the
parameters.
Example:
MiniEasyUpdate.exe /CM –search
A –action INSTALL -log
"c:\temp\logdir\tvsulog.txt"
YES or NO Log file name: tvsulog.txt
Path: c:\temp\logdir\
Return codes
Mini-EasyUpdate returns codes in both the GUI and command line modes. If one
of the following errors occur when using Mini-EasyUpdate, Mini-EasyUpdate
returns code 1. Otherwise, Mini-EasyUpdate returns code 0.
v The XML schema validation fails for the update package.
v The CRC validation fails for the executable file of the update package.
v The update package installation fails.
v Mini-EasyUpdate itself fails.
v The specified repository is not found.
Keyboard shortcuts
For information about keyboard shortcuts for the main functions of
Mini-EasyUpdate, see “Keyboard shortcuts” on page 43 for reference.
Configuring Mini-EasyUpdate
This section provides information about configuring Mini-EasyUpdate with an
XML file.
Configuring Mini-EasyUpdate with XML
As no registry keys are created for the Mini-EasyUpdate configuration, an XML file
named MiniEasyUpdate.exe.config is provided to configure the Mini-EasyUpdate
settings. The XML file is located in the folder that is created when the
Mini-EasyUpdate package files are unpacked. You can manually change the
settings of Mini-EasyUpdate through the XML file to fit your needs.
The following contents in the XML file are examples of the Mini-EasyUpdate
configurations:
<Configuration>
<LanguageOverride>EN</LanguageOverride>
<BlockSize>4096</BlockSize>
<AskBeforeClosing>NO</AskBeforeClosing>
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