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Specify the installation location in vtune install iwith CLI

Hannah_zhen
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‎01-17-2024 01:07 AM
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Hi community:

I am installing the latest vtune in Centos7 server with offline installer.

 

However, I was wondering if it is possible to modify the path for installation (marked with red)

vtune-location.png

Since there is not enough disk space, I want to change the installation location to my directory which is sufficient in /dev/sda/

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Jennifer_D_Intel
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‎01-17-2024 01:02 PM
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You can select "Accept and customize" to change the installation directory:

Tab to and select "Next"

Jennifer_D_Intel_0-1705525203141.png

 

Then you will get the option to change the directory:

Jennifer_D_Intel_1-1705525266736.png

 

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Jennifer_D_Intel
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‎01-17-2024 01:02 PM
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You can select "Accept and customize" to change the installation directory:

Tab to and select "Next"

Jennifer_D_Intel_0-1705525203141.png

 

Then you will get the option to change the directory:

Jennifer_D_Intel_1-1705525266736.png

 

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