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On OSX, the installer is an application package. You must run the binary inside the application package in order to use command line options. The binary in the applicaiton package will be, for example, in qubeInstaller.MacOSX-x86_64.app/Contents/MacOS/qubeInstaller, in which case, an OS X user would run the above command as:
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As mentioned above, the "Upgrade Installed" and "Uninstall Everything" component group options will, in turn, make the installer evaluate the component selection at runtime. If one wanted to upgrade all Qube computers in a farm, they would simply run an upgrade install on a single computer (choosing the "Upgrade Installed" component group) then run the installer on every other machine with the qube-upgrade-6.x-x.qks file that was generated by the installer. Even if one machine is a supervisor, a second is a worker, and a third is only a client, the upgrade kickstart file will do what is expected and upgrade all the components on the local machine.
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