After editing your configuration file to reflect your installation preferences, you can run the installer. The command-line installer requires you to accept the Xilinx End-User License Agreement (EULA). Your chosen product selects theThird Party End-User License Agreement notices.
License Agreements
- Vitis Unified Software Platform Third-Party Licensing Guide
- Vitis Unified Software Platform Unified End User License Agreement
- Vivado Hardware Server Third-Party Licensing Guide
- Vivado Hardware Server End User License Agreement
- Vivado ML Third-Party Licensing Guide
- Vivado ML End User License Agreement
- Vivado ML Lab Edition Third-Party Licensing Guide
- Vivado ML Lab Edition End User License Agreement
- Bootgen Third-Party Licensing Guide
- Bootgen End User License Agreement
- DocNav Third-Party Licensing Guide
- DocNav End User License Agreement
- Vitis Model Composer Third-Party Licensing Guide
- Vitis Model Composer User License Agreement
- Vitis Embedded Third Party Licensing Guide
- Vitis Embedded End User License Agreement
- Power Design Manager Third Party Licensing Agreement
- Power Design Manager End User License Agreement
When using the command line, use the command-line switch, -a or --agree, to indicate your
agreement to each of the above. Omitting an item or not specifying the agree switch causes the installer to exit with an error.
Batch Mode Installation Using Single-File Download
xsetup --agree XilinxEULA,3rdPartyEULA
--batch Install --config install_config.txt
--config. However, you must
specify the destination directory on the command
line.xsetup --agree 3rdPartyEULA,XilinxEULA
--batch Install --edition "Vitis Unified Software Platform" --location "/home/Xilinx"
The above command uses the default configuration options for the edition
specified. To see the default configuration options, use the –b
ConfigGen mode as described above. The batch mode of the installer can also
uninstall and upgrade (add additional tools and devices). For the full list of the options
in the installer batch mode, run xsetup -h or xsetup --help.