MUP Readme

Intel(R) Network Drivers
Manageable Update Package
Readme.txt
The following files are provided in the E1D-MUP.ZIP archive.
Setup.exe - The Intel MUP installer package.

MUP.XML - an XML file describing the behaviors of the MUP package.
The Intel(R) Network Drivers Manageable Update Package (MUP) provides a single-file
network driver installer
with additional options to provide manageability features. This Manageable Update
Package provides drivers for
the Intel(R) I217,I218, I219, and I210 Gigabit Network Connection series of LAN
adapters.
Driver versions in this package:
Windows 7 32: E1D(I217/I218/I219) 12.15.25.6 E1R (I210) 12.13.27.0 E1C

(82579) 12.15.31.4
Windows 7 x64: E1D(I217/I218/I219) 12.15.25.6 E1R (I210) 12.13.27.0 E1C
(82579) 12.15.31.4
(82579) 12.15.31.4
(82579) 12.15.31.4
Windows 8.1 32: E1D(I217/I218/I219) 12.15.25.6 E1R (I210) 12.14.7.0 E1C
(82579) 12.15.31.4
Windows 8.1 x64: E1D(I217/I218/I219) 12.15.25.6 E1R (I210) 12.14.7.0 E1C
(82579) 12.15.31.4
(82579) 12.15.31.4
(82579) 12.15.31.4
Usage information:
Setup.exe [/? or /h] [/x[space/=Destination_Path]]

[/l[space/=Destination_Path]] [/s]
Where: /? or /h = Display a Usage dialog. No other actions are performed.
/x = Extract all drivers to the \Intel\LAN folder on the target

computer.
space/=Destination_path = Destination path for extracted
drivers. Drivers
will be extracted to the \production
folder,
segregated by Operating System
version,
under the specified destination
path.
/l = Create a log file of the actions performed by the installer.

Logfile will be
created in the \Intel\LAN folder on the target computer.
space/=Destination_path = Destination path the log file. If
the path
ends with a backslash ("\") the
filename Logfile.txt
will be used for the log file name.
If not, the string
after the last backslash will be
used.
/s = perform a silent installation of the Intel(R) Network drivers.
Notes:
The (/? or /h), /s, and /x command line switches are mutually exclusive.
Only one
of the command line switches will be acted upon during a call to the
Setup.exe
program. If more than one command line switch is supplied, only the
highest
priority switch will be acted upon. The order of priority is:
1. /h or /? (help)
2. /x (extract drivers)
3. /s Silent installation
The exception to this rule is the Logfile switch. This switch will be
acted upon with
all options except the help switches.
/X (extract drivers) pathname rules.

If the /X command line switch is provided, the MUP program will look
for a single
space, or a single equal-sign, followed by a pathname to use when
extracting the drivers.
If no path name is provided, the drivers will be extracted to the
%SystemDrive%:\Intel\LAN
directory on the target machine.
Example /X command line switch usage:
Setup /X d:\drivers\Intel
Setup /X=d:\Drivers\Intel
The program expects a continuous path name with no imbedded spaces or

dash "-" characters
in the path name. Space and dashes can be used if the pathname is
enclosed in quotes.
EX: Setup /X="C:\This Path Has Spaces\dash-dash"
If the Drive Letter is omitted from the path name, the %SystemDrive%
drive environment
variable will be used. This provides the drive-letter for the drive
Windows is installed
on.
Drivers will be extracted to the Production\OS-Version directory

structure below the
provided or default pathname. The following OS-Versions are supported
by the MUP
package.
Production\
Windows7-x64
Windows7-x86
Windows8-x64
Windows8-x86
Windows8.1-x64
Windows8.1-x86
Windows10-x64
Windows10-x86
W2K8R2-x64
W2K8R2-x86
W2K12-x64
W2K12-x86
W2K12R2-x64
W2K12R2-x86
All Intel(R) Network Connections drivers are installed using the Plug-n-
play INF-based
installation method. This is the only Microsoft-approved method for
installing
network drivers.
/L (Log File) pathname rules.

If the /L command line switch is provided, the MUP program will look
for a single
space, or a single equal-sign, followed by a pathname to use when
creating the Log File.
If no path name is provided, the Log File will be created as
%SystemDrive%:\Intel\LAN\Logfile.txt on the target machine.
Example /L command line switch usage:
Setup /L d:\drivers\Intel\Logfile.txt
Setup /X=d:\Drivers\Intel\Logfile.txt
The program expects a continuous path name with no imbedded spaces or

dash "-" characters
in the path name. Space and dashes can be used if the pathname is
enclosed in quotes.
EX: Setup /L="C:\This Path Has Spaces\dash-dash\Logfile.txt"
If the Drive Letter is omitted from the path name, the %SystemDrive%
drive environment
variable will be used. This provides the drive-letter for the drive
Windows is installed
on.
Command Line Examples:
Setup.exe
Setup.exe with no command line switches launches the driver installer
in attended mode,
and the user will be prompted to install or cancel the driver
installation.
Setup.exe /s
The /s command line switch sequence launches the driver installer in
silent mode.
Setup.exe /? (or /h)

The /? or /h command line switch sequences will provide a usage
dialog box.
Setup.exe /x
The /x command line switch sequence instructs the driver to extract all
drivers.
The drivers will be extracted to the \Intel\LAN folder on the system
drive of the
target computer. The directory structure will be as follows:
\Intel\LAN\production
\XP-x86 - All files necessary to install the driver in the
Windows XP 32 operating system.
\xp-x64 - All files necessary to install the driver in the
Windows XP x64-Edition operating system.
\Vista-x86 - All files necessary to install the driver in the
Windows Vista 32 operating system.
\Vista-x64 - All files necessary to install the driver in the
Windows Vista x64 operating system.
\Windows7-x86 - All files necessary to install the driver in the
Windows 7 32 operating system.
\Windows7-x64 - All files necessary to install the driver in the
Windows 7 x64-Edition operating system.
Setup.exe /L
The /L command line switch sequence instructs the installer to create a
log file
of its actions. The Log File will be created \Intel\LAN folder on the
system drive of the
target computer. The Log File name will be Logfile.txt.
Return Codes:
The Intel LAN MUP installer will return one of the following return
codes:
0 = Success
1 = Error
5 = Platform (Windows version) not supported.
6 = Unknown option or invalid command line.

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Intel(R) Network Drivers

Manageable Update Package

The following files are provided in the E1D-MUP.ZIP archive.

Setup.exe - The Intel MUP installer package.

Driver versions in this package:

Windows 7 32: E1D(I217/I218/I219) 12.15.25.6 E1R (I210) 12.13.27.0 E1C

Setup.exe [/? or /h] [/x[space/=Destination_Path]]

Where: /? or /h = Display a Usage dialog. No other actions are performed.

/x = Extract all drivers to the \Intel\LAN folder on the target

/l = Create a log file of the actions performed by the installer.

/s = perform a silent installation of the Intel(R) Network drivers.

/X (extract drivers) pathname rules.

Example /X command line switch usage:

The program expects a continuous path name with no imbedded spaces or

EX: Setup /X="C:\This Path Has Spaces\dash-dash"

Drivers will be extracted to the Production\OS-Version directory

/L (Log File) pathname rules.

Example /L command line switch usage:

The program expects a continuous path name with no imbedded spaces or

EX: Setup /L="C:\This Path Has Spaces\dash-dash\Logfile.txt"

Command Line Examples:

Setup.exe /? (or /h)

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