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The Msiexec command-line options are available beginning with Windows Installer 3.0. The Windows Installer command-line options are available with Windows Installer 3.0 and earlier. This article lists the Windows Installer command-line option that corresponds to each Standard Installer option.
Help and quick reference option. Displays the correct usage of the msiexec command, including a list of all switches and behavior. You can display the usage descriptions in the user interface. Incorrect use of any other option invokes this help option.
Use the /norestart or /forcerestart standard command-line options to control reboots. If no reboot option is specified, the installer restarts the computer whenever necessary without displaying any prompt or warning to the user.
Passive display option. The installer displays a progress bar to the user that indicates that an installation is in progress, but displays no prompts or error messages to the user. The user can't cancel the installation.
Prompt before restarting option. Displays a message that a restart is required to complete the installation and asks the user whether to restart the system now. You can't use this option with the /quiet option.
Log option. Writes logging information into a log file at the specified existing path. The path to the log file location must already exist. The installer doesn't create the directory structure for the log file.
I am primarily following this article to set up the CAN interface. Everything looks good up until the "Preparing the Virtual CAN Network" step. When I try to do ./setup_vcan.sh , I get "modprobe: FATAL: Module vcan not found in directory /lib/modules/5.15.90.1-microsoft-standard-WSL2".
I've bounced around to a couple different guides but the problem is consistent. I don't see anyone manually adding the can or vcan modules to the directory so I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong or how I can add those.
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