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I tried the /S and -ms options. But the stock Firefox setup.exe's as distributed ignore these? Am I understanding something wrong? What is the secret to get this working? | I tried the /S and -ms options. But the stock Firefox setup.exe's as distributed ignore these? Am I understanding something wrong? What is the secret to get this working? | ||
* Using Firefox 2.0 this works for me. [[User:Robert_Strong|Robert Strong]] 02:14, 25 August 2007 (PDT) | * Using Firefox 2.0 this works for me. [[User:Robert_Strong|Robert Strong]] 02:14, 25 August 2007 (PDT) | ||
== Doesn't work at all for now! == | |||
The /D and /INI switches don't seem to work at all. I tried the following line in an install.cmd file: | |||
"%~dp0Firefox Setup 2.0.0.11.exe" /S /D="D:\Browsers\Firefox" /INI="%~dp0Firefox.ini" | |||
The /S switch seemed to work: it was silent. However, FF installed into it's default directory on C:\, not into D:\Browsers\Firefox. That path was also specified in the .ini file. | |||
The page says that if /INI is specified, the installer always runs in silent mode. This was not the case. I had to add /S. [[User:Rduke15|Rduke15]] 03:25, 9 January 2008 (PST) | |||