Difference between revisions of "License installation on a headless system"
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| + | With Embedded Studio V4.53 a new command line tool called emLicense has been added which allows to install Embedded Studio licenses via command line even on a headless system. This article will explain the usage of the tool. |
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| + | == License installation wit emLicense == |
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| + | * Open your terminal tool and navigate to the Embedded Studio installation folder into the /bin folder. |
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| + | * For Windows systems call: emLicense.exe install <license_activation_string> |
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| + | ** Where <license_activation_string> is the complete license string you received. |
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| + | * For Linux/macOS systems call: ./emLicense install license_activation_string |
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| + | ** Where <license_activation_string> is the complete license string you received. |
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Revision as of 10:07, 27 May 2020
With Embedded Studio V4.53 a new command line tool called emLicense has been added which allows to install Embedded Studio licenses via command line even on a headless system. This article will explain the usage of the tool.
License installation wit emLicense
- Open your terminal tool and navigate to the Embedded Studio installation folder into the /bin folder.
- For Windows systems call: emLicense.exe install <license_activation_string>
- Where <license_activation_string> is the complete license string you received.
- For Linux/macOS systems call: ./emLicense install license_activation_string
- Where <license_activation_string> is the complete license string you received.
