Adding Packages
Use the pkgadd command to install software packages. The default pkgadd command is interactive and can inform you of potential problems in the installation as they occur.
NOTE
You must have superuser privileges to use the pkgadd command.
The pkgadd command has the following syntax.
pkgadd -d device-name [ -a admin-file ] pkgid
 | The -d device-name option of the pkgadd command enables you to specify three different types of locations. Table 72 describe these locations and provides an example of the -d device-name option for each location. |
| Location | Example of Command Syntax |
|---|---|
| Packages stored ... |
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