Command to run Sonoma Installer from terminal

[haralds]

I would like to ssh into my desktop and upgrade with the Sonoma installer in the /Applications folder. Ideally this would be unattended.

What is the command?

 

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[haralds]

Thanks. But what I need is to run the complete installer.

Backgound:
- This is on my CMPro running under OCLP.
- I have a problem with the login screen crashing if the Root Patch has not yet been installed.
- I deal with this by using ssh and running OCLP from the command line.
- On the CMPro, software updates (OTA) do not work, I have run the full installer.
- I can run the installer from another boot volume since I have Mojave, Catalinam Monterey, Ventura, and Sonoma installed.
- But running the install from another boot takes hours vs some 50 min. upgrading in place.

 

[MBAir2010]

seems to me that OCLP does not read terminal commands until after the install.
first the outdated mac needs a code or an open source to run the software
as a patcher would.

terminal needs a base system to read.

 

[haralds]

The system is installed, updated, and running. I want to run a further update, which on the CMPro requires a full install. For example, for 14.2 to 14.2.1, I have to download and run the full 14.2.1 installer.