From mboxrd@z Thu Jan 1 00:00:00 1970 Return-path: Received: from mail-ee0-x230.google.com ([2a00:1450:4013:c00::230]) by bombadil.infradead.org with esmtps (Exim 4.80.1 #2 (Red Hat Linux)) id 1Wk80t-0001iM-Tu for barebox@lists.infradead.org; Tue, 13 May 2014 08:24:46 +0000 Received: by mail-ee0-f48.google.com with SMTP id e49so122089eek.21 for ; Tue, 13 May 2014 01:24:17 -0700 (PDT) From: Holger Schurig Date: Tue, 13 May 2014 10:28:43 +0200 Message-Id: <1399969739-10355-4-git-send-email-holgerschurig@gmail.com> In-Reply-To: <1399969739-10355-1-git-send-email-holgerschurig@gmail.com> References: <1399969739-10355-1-git-send-email-holgerschurig@gmail.com> List-Id: List-Unsubscribe: , List-Archive: List-Post: List-Help: List-Subscribe: , MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Sender: "barebox" Errors-To: barebox-bounces+u.kleine-koenig=pengutronix.de@lists.infradead.org Subject: [PATCH 03/19] commands: harmonize in-barebox docs with Kconfig docs To: barebox@lists.infradead.org Signed-off-by: Holger Schurig --- commands/Kconfig | 2036 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--------------- 1 file changed, 1495 insertions(+), 541 deletions(-) diff --git a/commands/Kconfig b/commands/Kconfig index 3ef8860..fb9a036 100644 --- a/commands/Kconfig +++ b/commands/Kconfig @@ -12,311 +12,1218 @@ config HAS_POWEROFF if COMMAND_SUPPORT -menu "commands" +menu "Commands" -menu "scripting" -config CMD_EDIT + + +menu "Information" + +config CMD_DEVINFO + tristate + default y + prompt "devinfo" + help + Show information about devices and drivers. + + devinfo [DEVICE] + + If called without arguments, devinfo shows a summary of the known + devices and drivers. + + If called with a device path being the argument, devinfo shows more + default information about this device and its parameters. + +config CMD_HELP + tristate + default y + prompt "help" + help + Without arguments, lists all all commands. With an argument, print help + about the specified command. If the argument is 'all', then output help + for all commands. + + Options: + -a output help on all commands + -v verbose + +config CMD_IOMEM + tristate + prompt "iomem and ioport" + help + Show information about iomem/ioport usage. Pendant to + 'cat /proc/iomem' and 'cat /proc/ioports' under Linux. + +config CMD_MEMINFO + tristate + prompt "meminfo" + help + Print info about barebox' memory allocation. Example: + + max system bytes = 282616 + system bytes = 282616 + in use bytes = 274752 + +config CMD_REGINFO + depends on HAS_REGINFO + select REGINFO + tristate + prompt "reginfo" + help + Print register information. + +config CMD_REGULATOR + bool + depends on REGULATOR + prompt "regulator command" + help + the regulator command lists the currently registered regulators and + their current state. + +config CMD_VERSION + tristate + default y + depends on BANNER + prompt "version" + help + Pring barebox version. Example: + + barebox 2014.05.0-00142-gb289373 #177 Mon May 12 20:35:55 CEST 2014 + +# end Information commands +endmenu + + + + +menu "Boot" + +# TODO: isn't a command +config FLEXIBLE_BOOTARGS + bool + prompt "flexible Linux bootargs generation" + depends on CMD_GLOBAL + help + Select this to get a more flexible bootargs generation. With this + option the bootargs are concatenated together from global variables + beginning with 'global.linux.bootargs.' and 'global.linux.mtdparts.' + This allows for more flexible scripting since with it it's possible + to replace parts of the bootargs string without reconstructing it + completely. + +config CMD_BOOT + tristate + select BOOTM + prompt "boot" + help + Select this for booting based on scripts. Unlike the bootm command which + can boot a single image this command offers the possibility to boot with + scripts (by default placed under /env/boot/). This command iterates over + multiple scripts until one succeeds. + + Usage: boot [-vdlmt] [BOOTSRC...] + + BOOTSRC can be: + - a filename under /env/boot/ + - a full path to a boot script + - a device name + - a partition name under /dev/ + - a full path to a directory which + -- contains boot scripts, or + -- contains a loader/entries/ directory containing bootspec entries + + Multiple bootsources may be given which are probed in order until + one succeeds. + + Options: + -v Increase verbosity + -d Dryrun. See what happens but do no actually boot + -l List available boot sources + -m Show a menu with boot options + -t SECS specify timeout in SECS + +config CMD_BOOTM + tristate + default y + select BOOTM + select CRC32 + select UIMAGE + select UNCOMPRESS + select FILETYPE + select GLOBALVAR + prompt "bootm" + help + Boot an application image + + Usage: bootm [-cdaeo] IMAGE + + Options: + -c crc check uImage data + -d dryrun. Check data, but do not run + -a ADDR specify os load address + -e OFFS entry point to the image relative to start (0) + -o DTS specify device tree + + +config CMD_BOOTM_SHOW_TYPE + bool + depends on CMD_BOOTM + prompt "show image information" + help + Displays some tags from the uImage: + + - OS type + - architecture, + - type + - compression method. + +config CMD_BOOTM_VERBOSE + bool + prompt "verbose support" + depends on CMD_BOOTM + help + Adds the verbose (-v switch) command line option. + +config CMD_BOOTM_INITRD + bool + prompt "initial RAM disk (initrd) support" + depends on CMD_BOOTM + help + Adds support for initial RAM disk and this two command line options: + + -r INITRD specify an initrd image + -L ADDR specify initrd load address + +config CMD_BOOTM_OFTREE + bool + depends on CMD_BOOTM + select OFTREE + prompt "device tree (oftree) support" + help + Add support to pass a device tree (a.k.a Open Firmware Tree, oftree). Adds + this command line option: + + -o DTS specify device tre + +config CMD_BOOTM_OFTREE_UIMAGE + bool + prompt "support passing device tree (oftree) uImages" + depends on CMD_BOOTM_OFTREE + help + Support using oftree uImages. Without this only raw oftree + blobs can be used. + +config CMD_BOOTM_AIMAGE + bool + prompt "Android image support" + depends on CMD_BOOTM && ARM + help + Support using Android Images. + +config CMD_BOOTU + tristate + default y + depends on ARM + prompt "bootu" + help + Boot into already loaded Linux kernel, which must be raw (uncompressed). + + Usage: bootu ADDRESS + +config CMD_BOOTZ + tristate + depends on ARM + prompt "bootz" + help + Boot Linux zImage + + Usage: bootz FILE + +config CMD_LINUX16 + tristate + depends on X86 + default y if X86 + prompt "linux16" + help + Usage: linux16 [-v VESAMODE] FILE + + Load kernel from FILE and boot on x86 in real-mode. + + Only kernel images in bzImage format are supported by now. + + For the video mode refer the Linux kernel documentation + 'Documentation/fb/vesafb.txt' for correct VESA mode numbers. Use 'ask' + instead of a number to make Linux prompt for options. + + Options: + -v VESAMODE set VESAMODE + + +config CMD_GO + tristate + prompt "go" + help + Start application at address or file + + Usage: go ADDR [ARG...] + + Start application at ADDR passing ARG as arguments. + + If addr does not start with a digit it is interpreted as a filename + in which case the file is memmapped and executed + +config CMD_LOADB + depends on !CONSOLE_NONE + select CRC16 + tristate + prompt "loadb" + help + Load binary file over serial line (Kermit) + + Usage: loadb FILE + + Options: + -f FILE download to FILE (default image.bin) + -o OFFS destination file OFFSet (default 0) + -b BAUD baudrate for download (default: console baudrate + -c create file if not present + +config CMD_LOADS + depends on !CONSOLE_NONE + tristate + prompt "loads" + help + Loads - load binary file over serial line (S-Records) + + Usage: loads OFFS + + Load S-Record file over serial line with offset OFFS. + +config CMD_LOADY + select CRC16 + select XYMODEM + depends on !CONSOLE_NONE + tristate + prompt "loady" + help + Adds the loadx and loady commands: + + loadx - load binary file over serial line (X-Modem) + + Usage: loadx [-fptbc] + + Options: + -f FILE download to FILE (default image.bin) + -o OFFS destination file OFFSet (default 0) + -b BAUD baudrate for download (default: console baudrate + -t NAME console name to use (default: current) + -c create file if not present + + + loady - load binary file over serial line (Y-Modem) + + Usage: loady [-gtb] + + Options: + -g use Y-Modem/G (use on lossless tty such as USB) + -b BAUD baudrate for download (default: console baudrate + -t NAME console name to use (default: current) + + +config CMD_RESET + tristate + prompt "reset" + help + Perform RESET of the CPU + + Usage: reset [-f] + + Options: + -f force RESET, don't call shutdown + +config CMD_SAVES + tristate + depends on CMD_LOADS + prompt "saves" + help + Save file over serial line (S-Records) + + Usage: saves OFFS LEN + + Save S-Record file to serial line with offset OFFS and length LEN. + +config CMD_UIMAGE + select UIMAGE + tristate + prompt "uimage" + help + Show information about uImage and also extract and verify uImages. + + Usage: uimage [-vien] FILE + + Options: + -i show information about image + -v verify image + -e OUTFILE extract image to OUTFILE + -n NO use image number NO in multifile image + +# end Boot commands +endmenu + + + + +menu "Partition" + +config CMD_PARTITION + tristate + prompt "addpart and delpart" + help + addpart - add a partition description to a device + + Usage: addpart [-n] DEVICE PART + + The size and the offset can be given in decimal (without any prefix) and + in hex (prefixed with 0x). Both can have an optional suffix K, M or G. + The size of the last partition can be specified as '-' for the remaining + space on the device. This format is the same as used by the Linux + kernel or cmdline mtd partitions. + + Options: + -n do not use the device name as prefix of the partition name + DEVICE device being worked on + PART SIZE1[@OFFSET1](NAME1)[RO],SIZE2[@OFFSET2](NAME2)[RO],... + + + delpart - delete partition(s) + + Usage: delpart PART... + + Delete partitions previously added to a device with addpart. + +config CMD_AUTOMOUNT + tristate + select FS_AUTOMOUNT + prompt "automount" + help + Automount allows o automatically execute a script when a certain + directory is accessed for the first time. The script should then make + this directory available (discover USB devices, bring network interface + up and finally mount the filesystem). + + Usage: automount [-ldr] PATH [COMMAND] + + Options: + -l list registered automount-points + -d create the mount directory + -r remove an automountpoint + +config CMD_MOUNT + tristate + default y + prompt "mount" + help + Mount a filesystem or list mounted filesystems + + Usage: mount [[-atov] [DEVICE] [MOUNTPOINT]] + + If no argument is given, list mounted filesystems. + If no FSTYPE is specified, try to detect it automatically. + With -a the mount command mounts all block devices whose filesystem + can be detected automatically to /mnt/PARTNAME + If mountpoint is not given, a standard mountpoint of /mnt/DEVICE + is used. This directoy is created automatically if necessary. + + Options: + -a mount all blockdevices + -t FSTYPE specify filesystem type + -o OPTIONS set file system OPTIONS + -v verbose + +config CMD_UBI + tristate + default y if MTD_UBI + depends on MTD_UBI + prompt "ubiattach, ubimkvol and ubirmvol" + help + ubiattach - attach mtd device to UBI + + Usage: ubiattach [-O] MTDDEV + + Options: + -O OFFS VID header offset + + + ubimkvol - create an UBI volume + + Usage: ubimkvol UBIDEV NAME SIZE + + Create an UBI volume on UBIDEV with NAME and SIZE. + If SIZE is 0 all available space is used for the volume. + + + ubirmvol - delete an UBI volume + + Usage: ubirmvol UBIDEV NAME + + Delete UBI volume NAME from UBIDEV + + +config CMD_UBIFORMAT + tristate + depends on MTD_UBI + select LIBMTD + select LIBSCAN + select LIBUBIGEN + prompt "ubiformat" + +config CMD_UMOUNT + tristate + default y + prompt "umount" + help + Usage: umount MOUNTPOINT + + Unmount a filesystem mounted on a specific MOINTPOINT + +# end Partition commands +endmenu + + + +menu "Environment" + +config CMD_EXPORT + depends on ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES + tristate + prompt "export" + help + Export environment variables + + Usage: export VAR[=VALUE] + + Export an environment variable to subsequently executed scripts. + +config CMD_GLOBAL + select GLOBALVAR + tristate + prompt "global" + help + Create or set global variables + + Usage: global [-r] VAR[=VALUE] + + Add a new global variable named VAR, optionally set to VALUE. + + Options: + -r set value of all global variables beginning with 'match' + +config CMD_LOADENV + tristate + select ENV_HANDLING + prompt "loadenv" + help + Load environment from ENVFS + + Usage: loadenv {-nsd] [ENVFS] [DIRECTORY] + + Load environment from files in ENVFS (default /dev/env0) in + DIRECTORY (default /env + + Options: + -n do not overwrite existing files + -s scrub old environment + -d load default environment + +config CMD_PRINTENV + tristate + depends on ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES + prompt "printenv" + help + Print value of environment variables + + Usage: printenv [VARIABLE] + + If an argument is given, printenv prints the content of an environment + variable to the terminal. If no argument is specified, all variables are + printed. + +config CMD_MAGICVAR + tristate + prompt "magicvar" + help + Barebox has some shell variables with special meanings. This + command shows the available magic variables. + +config CMD_MAGICVAR_HELP + bool + prompt "display description" + depends on CMD_MAGICVAR + help + Also display a description to the magic variables + +config CMD_SAVEENV + tristate + select ENV_HANDLING + prompt "saveenv" + help + Save environment to persistent storage + + Usage: saveenv [ENVFS] [DIRECTORY] + + Save the files in DIRECTORY to the persistent storage device ENVFS. + + ENVFS is usually a block in flash but can be any other file. If + omitted, DIRECTORY defaults to /env and ENVFS defaults to + /dev/env0. Note that envfs can only handle files, directories are being + skipped silently. + +# end Environment commands +endmenu + + + + +menu "File" + +config CMD_DIGEST + tristate + select DIGEST + help + TODO This is actually not a command, but turns on digest.c compilation. + +config CMD_BASENAME + tristate + prompt "basename" + help + Usage: basename PATH VAR + + Remove directory and suffix from the PATH and store result into variable VAR. + +config CMD_CAT + tristate + default y + prompt "cat" + help + Concatenate file(s) to stdout + + Usage: cat FILE... + + Currently only printable characters and NL, TAB are printed. + +config CMD_CD + tristate + default y + prompt "cd" + help + Change working directory + + Usage: cd DIRECTORY + + If called without an argument, change to the root directory '/'. + +config CMD_CP + tristate + default y + prompt "cp" + help + Copy files + + Usage: cp [-v] SRC DEST + + Copy file from SRC to DEST. + + Options: + -v verbose + +config CMD_DIRNAME + tristate + prompt "dirname" + help + Strip last component of file name and store the result in a + environment variable + +config CMD_FILETYPE + tristate + select FILETYPE + prompt "filetype" + help +Detect file type + + Usage: filetype [-vsl] FILE + + Detect type of a file and export result to a variable. + + Options: + -v verbose + -s VAR set variable VAR to shortname + -l list known filetypes + + Detected file types are registered at runtime, depending on + what you have compiled into barebox. Example of "filetype -l": + + known filetypes: + arm-zimage : arm Linux zImage + lzo : lzo compressed + lz4 : lz4 compressed + arm-barebox : arm barebox image + u-boot : U-Boot uImage + ubi : UBI image + jffs2 : JFFS2 image + gzip : gzip compressed + bzip2 : bzip2 compressed + dtb : open firmware flat device tree + android : Android boot image + sh : Bourne Shell + mips-barebox : MIPS barebox image + fat : FAT filesytem + mbr : MBR sector + bmp : BMP image + png : PNG image + ext : ext filesystem + gpt : GUID Partition Table + bpk : Binary PacKage + bbenv : barebox environment file + +config CMD_LN + tristate + prompt "ln" + help + Create symlink (make a new name for a file) + + Usage: ln SRC DEST + +config CMD_LS + tristate + default y + prompt "ls" + help + List a file or directory + + Usage: ls [-lCR] [FILEDIR...] + + List information about the specified files or directories. + + Options: + -l long format + -C column format (opposite of long format) + -R list subdirectories recursively + +config CMD_MD5SUM + tristate + select CMD_DIGEST + select MD5 + prompt "md5sum" + help + Usage: md5sum FILE|AREA... + + Calculate a MD5 digest over a FILE or a memory area. + +config CMD_MKDIR + tristate + default y + prompt "mkdir" + help + Usage: mkdir [DIRECTORY ...] + + Create new directories + + Options: + -p make parent directories as needed + +config CMD_PWD + tristate + default y + prompt "pwd" + help + Print working directory. + +config CMD_READLINK + tristate + prompt "readlink" + help + Read value of a symbolic link + + Usage: readlink [-f] FILE VARIABLE + + Read value of a symbolic link and store it into VARIABLE. + + Options: + -f canonicalize by following first symlink + +config CMD_RM + tristate + default y + prompt "rm" + help + Remove files + + Usage: rm [-r] FILES... + + Options: + -r remove directories and their contents recursively + +config CMD_RMDIR + tristate + default y + prompt "rmdir" + help + Remove empty directory(s) + + Usage: rmdir DIRECTORY... + + Remove directories. The directories have to be empty. + +config CMD_SHA1SUM + tristate + select CMD_DIGEST + select SHA1 + prompt "sha1sum" + help + Calculate SHA1 digest + + Usage: sha1sum FILE|AREA + + Calculate a SHA1 digest over a FILE or a memory area. + +config CMD_SHA224SUM tristate - prompt "edit" + select CMD_DIGEST + select SHA224 + prompt "sha224sum" + help + Calculate SHA224 digest + + Usage: sha224sum FILE|AREA + + Calculate a SHA224 digest over a FILE or a memory area. + +config CMD_SHA256SUM + tristate + select CMD_DIGEST + select SHA256 + prompt "sha256sum" + help + sha256sum - calculate SHA256 digest + + Usage: sha256sum FILE|AREA + + Calculate a SHA256 digest over a FILE or a memory area. + +config CMD_UNCOMPRESS + bool + select UNCOMPRESS + prompt "uncompress" + help + Uncompress handles lzo, gzip and bzip2 compressed files + depending on the compiled in compression libraries. + + Usage: uncompress INFILE OUTFILE + +# end File commands +endmenu + + + + +menu "Shell scripting" config CMD_EXEC depends on !SHELL_HUSH tristate prompt "exec" -config CMD_SLEEP +config CMD_FALSE tristate - prompt "sleep" + default y + prompt "false" + help + Do nothing, unsuccessfully + +config CMD_LET + tristate + prompt "let" + help + Evaluate arithmetic expressions + + Usage: let EXPR [EXPR ...] + + Supported operations are in order of decreasing precedence: + X++, X-- + ++X, --X + +X, -X + !X, ~X + X**Y + X*Y, X/Y, X%Y + X+Y, X-Y + X<>Y + X=Y, X>Y + X==Y, X!=Y + X&Y + X^Y + X|Y + X&&Y + X||Y + X?Y:Z + X*=Y, X/=Y, X%=Y + X=Y, X&=Y, X|=Y, X^=Y, X+=Y, X-=Y, X<<=Y, X>>=Y config CMD_MSLEEP tristate prompt "msleep" + help + Delay execution for n milli-seconds -config CMD_SAVEENV - tristate - select ENV_HANDLING - prompt "saveenv" + Usage: msleep MILLISECONDS -config CMD_LOADENV +config CMD_READF tristate - select ENV_HANDLING - prompt "loadenv" + prompt "readf" + help + Read file into variable -config CMD_EXPORT - depends on ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES + Usage: readf FILE VAR + + Read a single line from FILE into a VARiable. Leading and trailing + whitespaces are removed, nonvisible characters are stripped. Input is + limited to 1024 characters. + +config CMD_SLEEP tristate - prompt "export" + prompt "sleep" + help + Delay execution for n seconds -config CMD_PRINTENV + Usage: sleep SECONDS + +config CMD_TEST tristate - depends on ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES - prompt "printenv" + depends on SHELL_HUSH + default y + prompt "test" + help + Minimal test command like in /bin/sh -config CMD_READLINE + Usage: test [EXPR] + + Options: + !, =, !=, -eq, -ne, -ge, -gt, -le, -lt, -o, -a, -z, -n, -d, -e, + -f, -L; see 'man test' on your PC for more information. + +config CMD_TRUE tristate - prompt "readline" + default y + prompt "true" + help + Do nothing, successfully. -config CMD_READF +# end Scripting commands +endmenu + + + + +menu "Network" + +config CMD_MIITOOL tristate - prompt "readf" + depends on PHYLIB + prompt "miitool" help - The readf command is used to read a files content into a shell variable. + The miitool command allows to view media-independent interface status. + The default short output reports the negotiated link speed and + link status for selected MII. The '-v' option displays more + detailed MII status information, such as MII capabilities, + current advertising mode, and link partner capabilities. -config CMD_LET +config CMD_TFTP + depends on FS_TFTP tristate - prompt "let" + prompt "tftp" help - the 'let' command is used for arithmetics. It works like the corresponding - Unix shell command. + Load (or save) a file using TFTP -config CMD_TRUE + Note that barebox can mount tftp as a filesystem. Therefore + this 'tftp' command is only needed to preserve backward + compatibility. + + Usage: tftp [-p] SOURCE [DEST] + + Load (or save) a file via TFTP. + + Options: + -p push to TFTP server + +# end Network commands +endmenu + + + + +menu "Console and Framebuffer interaction" + +config CMD_CLEAR tristate default y - prompt "true" + prompt "clear" + help + Clear screen -config CMD_FALSE + Send ANSI ESC sequence to clear the screen. + +config CMD_ECHO tristate default y - prompt "false" + prompt "echo" + help + Echo args to console -config CMD_MENU - tristate - depends on MENU - prompt "menu" + Usage: echo [-neao] STRING -config CMD_MENU_MANAGEMENT - bool - depends on CMD_MENU - prompt "menu scripts management" + Display a line of TEXT on the console. -config CMD_MENUTREE + Options: + -n do not output the trailing newline + -a FILE append to FILE instead of using stdout + -o FILE overwrite FILE instead of using stdout + +config CMD_ECHO_E bool - depends on MENU - select MENUTREE - prompt "menutree" + depends on CMD_ECHO + select PROCESS_ESCAPE_SEQUENCE + prompt "support -e option to echo" help - The menutree command allows to create a menu from a directory structure + Adds this command line option: + -e recognize escape sequences + +config CMD_EDIT + tristate + prompt "edit" + help + A small fill-screen editor. + + Usage: edit FILE + + Use cursor keys, Ctrl-C to exit and Ctrl-D to exit-with-save. config CMD_LOGIN tristate select PASSWORD prompt "login" + help + Ask for a password -config CMD_PASSWD - tristate - select CMD_LOGIN - prompt "passwd" + Usage: login [-t TIMEOUT] COMMAND -if CMD_LOGIN || CMD_PASSWD + Asks for a password from the console before script execution continues. + The password can be set with the 'passwd' command. Instead of specifying + a TIMEOUT the magic variable 'global.login.timeout' could be set. -choice - prompt "passwd mode" + Options: + -t TIMEOUT Execute COMMAND if no login withing TIMEOUT seconds -config PASSWD_MODE_HIDE - bool "Hide" +config CMD_MENU + tristate + depends on MENU + prompt "menu" + help + Create and display menus -config PASSWD_MODE_STAR - bool "Star" + Manage Menu: + -m menu + -l list + -s show -config PASSWD_MODE_CLEAR - bool "Clear" + Show menu: + (-A auto select delay) + (-d auto select description) + menu -s -m MENU [-A delay] [-d auto_display] -endchoice + List menu: + menu -l -endif + Menu example: + menu -s -m boot -config CMD_TIME - bool "time" +config CMD_MENU_MANAGEMENT + bool + depends on CMD_MENU + prompt "menu scripts management" help - Just like the unix time command this command allows to measure the - execution time of a command. Note: barebox does not use interrupts, - so the system timer can overrun during the execution of the command - resulting in incorrect results. The timer gets updated in the function - checking for ctrl-c, so the time command can be used with commands - which are interruptible with ctrl-c. + Adds this options: + -e menu entry + -a add + -r remove + -S select -config CMD_LINUX_EXEC - bool "linux exec" - depends on LINUX - help - This command executes a command on the Linux host. + Add a menu: + menu -a -m NAME -d DESC -config CMD_GLOBAL - select GLOBALVAR - tristate - prompt "global" - help - The global command allows to create global variables + Remove a menu: + menu -r -m NAME -endmenu + Add an entry: + (-R for do no exit the menu after executing the command) + (-b for box style 1 for selected) + (and optional -c for the command to run when we change the state) + menu -e -a -m MENU -c COMMAND [-R] [-b 0|1] -d DESC -menu "file commands" + Add a submenu entry: + (-R is not needed) + (-b for box style 1 for selected) + (and -c is not needed) + menu -e -a -m MENU -u submenu -d [-b 0|1] DESC -config CMD_LS - tristate - default y - prompt "ls" + Remove an entry: + menu -e -r -m NAME -n ENTRY -config CMD_RM - tristate - default y - prompt "rm" + Select an entry: + menu -m -S -n ENTRY -config CMD_CAT - tristate - default y - prompt "cat" + List menu: + menu -e -l [menu] -config CMD_MKDIR - tristate - default y - prompt "mkdir" + Menu examples: + menu -a -m boot -d "Boot Menu" + menu -e -a -m boot -c boot -d "Boot" + menu -e -a -m boot -c reset -d "Reset" -config CMD_RMDIR - tristate - default y - prompt "rmdir" -config CMD_CP - tristate - default y - prompt "cp" +config CMD_MENUTREE + bool + depends on MENU + select MENUTREE + prompt "menutree" + help + Create menu from directory structure -config CMD_PWD - tristate - default y - prompt "pwd" + Usage: menutree [-m] DIR -config CMD_CD - tristate - default y - prompt "cd" + Each menu entry is described by a subdirectory. Each subdirectory + can contain the following files which further describe the entry: -config CMD_MOUNT - tristate - default y - prompt "mount" + title A file containing the title of the entry as shown in the menu + box If present, the entry is a 'bool' entry. The file contains a + name from which the current state of the bool is taken from and saved + to. + action if present this file contains a shell script which is executed when + when the entry is selected. -config CMD_UMOUNT - tristate - default y - prompt "umount" + If neither 'box' or 'action' are present, this entry is considered a submenu + containing more entries. -config CMD_NAND - tristate - default y - depends on NAND - prompt "nand" + Options: + -m DIR directory where the menu starts (Default: /env/menu) -config CMD_AUTOMOUNT +config CMD_PASSWD tristate - select FS_AUTOMOUNT - prompt "automount" + select CMD_LOGIN + prompt "passwd" help - automount allows it to automatically execute a script when a certain - directory is accessed for the first time. The script should then make - this directory available (discover USB devices, bring network interface - up and finally mount the filesystem). + Set password + + 'Interactively asks for a password. The digest of this password will be + stored in /env/etc//passwd. This is then used by the 'login' command. + + Entering an empty string will disable the password function. + +if CMD_LOGIN || CMD_PASSWD + +choice + prompt "passwd mode" + +config PASSWD_MODE_HIDE + bool "Hide" + +config PASSWD_MODE_STAR + bool "Star" + +config PASSWD_MODE_CLEAR + bool "Clear" -config CMD_BASENAME - tristate - prompt "basename" - help - Strip directory and suffix from filenames and store the result in a - environment variable +endchoice -config CMD_DIRNAME - tristate - prompt "dirname" +endif +config CMD_SPLASH + bool + select IMAGE_RENDERER + prompt "splash" help - Strip last component of file name and store the result in a - environment variable + Display a BMP image on a framebuffer device -config CMD_LN - tristate - prompt "ln" + Usage: splash [-fxyno] FILE -config CMD_READLINK - tristate - prompt "readlink" - help - read value of a symbolic link + This command displays a graphics in the bitmap (.bmp) format on the + framebuffer. Currently images with 8 and 24 bit color depth are supported. -config CMD_TFTP - depends on FS_TFTP - tristate - prompt "tftp" - help - barebox can mount tftp as a filesystem. This command is only needed to - preserve backward compatibility to the old tftp command. + Options: + -f FB framebuffer device (default /dev/fb0) + -x XOFFS x offset (default center) + -y YOFFS y offset (default center) + -b COLOR background color in 0xttrrggbb + -o render offscreen -config CMD_FILETYPE +config CMD_READLINE tristate - select FILETYPE - prompt "filetype" + prompt "Readline" + help + rompt for user input -endmenu + Usage: readline PROMPT VAR -menu "console" + First it displays the PROMPT, then it reads a line of user input into + variable VAR. -config CMD_CLEAR +config CMD_TIMEOUT tristate - default y - prompt "clear" + prompt "timeout" + help + Usage: timeout [-acrs] SECONDS -config CMD_ECHO - tristate - default y - prompt "echo" + Wait SECONDS for a timeout. Return 1 if the user intervented. -config CMD_ECHO_E - bool - depends on CMD_ECHO - select PROCESS_ESCAPE_SEQUENCE - prompt "support -e option to echo" + Options: + -a interrupt on any key + -c interrupt on Ctrl-C + -r interrupt on RETURN + -s silent mode +# end Console interaction commands endmenu -menu "memory" -config CMD_LOADB - depends on !CONSOLE_NONE - select CRC16 - tristate - prompt "loadb" -config CMD_LOADY - select CRC16 - select XYMODEM - depends on !CONSOLE_NONE - tristate - prompt "loady" -config CMD_LOADS - depends on !CONSOLE_NONE - tristate - prompt "loads" +menu "Memory" -config CMD_SAVES - tristate - depends on CMD_LOADS - prompt "saves" +config CMD_MEMORY + bool + default y + help + TODO This is actually not a command, but turns in the /dev/mem device + and common memory options (e.g. range parsing). -config CMD_MEMINFO +config CMD_CRC tristate - prompt "meminfo" + select CRC32 + prompt "crc32" + help + Usage: crc32 [-fFvV] AREA -config CMD_IOMEM + Calculate a CRC32 checksum of a memory area. + Options: + -f FILE Use file instead of memory. + -F FILE Use file to compare. + -v CRC Verify + +config CMD_CRC_CMP tristate - prompt "iomem/ioport" + depends on CMD_CRC + prompt "compare 2 files using crc32" help - Show information about iomem/ioport usage. Pendant to - 'cat /proc/iomem' and 'cat /proc/ioports' under Linux. + Adds this option: -config CMD_MEMORY - bool - default y + -V FILE Verify with CRC read from FILE config CMD_MD tristate @@ -324,23 +1231,23 @@ config CMD_MD select CMD_MEMORY prompt "md" help - the md command allows to display (hexdump) memory locations and files. + Memory display -config CMD_MW - tristate - default y - select CMD_MEMORY - prompt "mw" - help - the mw command allows to write to memory locations and files. + Usage: md [-bwlsx] REGION -config CMD_MM - tristate - select CMD_MEMORY - prompt "memory modify (mm)" - help - the mm command allows to read-modify-write registers by doing: - reg = (reg & ~mask) | (val & mask) + Display (hex dump) a memory region. + + Options: + -b byte access + -w word access (16 bit) + -l long access (32 bit) + -s FILE display file (default /dev/mem) + -x swap bytes at output + + Memory regions can be specified in two different forms: START+SIZE + or START-END, If START is omitted it defaults to 0x100 + Sizes can be specified as decimal, or if prefixed with 0x as hexadecimal. + An optional suffix of k, M or G is for kbytes, Megabytes or Gigabytes. config CMD_MEMCMP tristate @@ -348,7 +1255,21 @@ config CMD_MEMCMP select CMD_MEMORY prompt "memcmp" help - the memcmp command allows to compare memory and file regions. + Memory compare + + Usage: memcmp [-bwlsd] ADDR1 ADDR2 COUNT + + Compare memory regions specified with ADDR and ADDR2 + of size COUNT bytes. If source is a file COUNT can + be left unspecified, in which case the whole file is + compared. + + Options: + -b byte access + -w word access (16 bit) + -l long access (32 bit) + -s FILE source file (default /dev/mem) + -d FILE destination file (default /dev/mem) config CMD_MEMCPY tristate @@ -356,7 +1277,18 @@ config CMD_MEMCPY select CMD_MEMORY prompt "memcpy" help - the memcpy command allows to copy memory and file regions. + Memory copy + + Usage: memcpy [-bwlsd] SRC DEST COUNT + + Copy memory at SRC of COUNT bytes to DEST + + Options: + -b byte access + -w word access (16 bit) + -l long access (32 bit) + -s FILE source file (default /dev/mem) + -d FILE write file (default /dev/mem) config CMD_MEMSET tristate @@ -364,383 +1296,306 @@ config CMD_MEMSET select CMD_MEMORY prompt "memset" help - the memset command allows to set regions of memory and files to - a specific value. + Memory fill -config CMD_CRC - tristate - select CRC32 - prompt "crc32" + Usage: memset [-bwld] ADDR COUNT DATA -config CMD_CRC_CMP - tristate - depends on CMD_CRC - prompt "compare 2 files using crc32" + Fills the first COUNT bytes at offset ADDR with byte DATA, -config CMD_DIGEST - tristate - select DIGEST + Options: + -b byte access + -w word access (16 bit) + -l long access (32 bit) + -d FILE write file (default /dev/mem) -config CMD_MD5SUM +config CMD_MEMTEST tristate - select CMD_DIGEST - select MD5 - prompt "md5sum" + prompt "memtest" + help + The memtest command can test the registered barebox memory. + During this test barebox memory regions like heap, stack, ... + will be skipped. If the tested architecture has MMU with PTE + flags support, the memtest is running twice with cache enabled + and with cache disabled -config CMD_SHA1SUM - tristate - select CMD_DIGEST - select SHA1 - prompt "sha1sum" + Usage: memtest [-ib] -config CMD_SHA256SUM - tristate - select CMD_DIGEST - select SHA256 - prompt "sha256sum" + Options: + -i ITERATIONS perform number of iterations (default 1, 0 is endless) + -b perform only a test on bus lines -config CMD_SHA224SUM +config CMD_MM tristate - select CMD_DIGEST - select SHA224 - prompt "sha224sum" - -endmenu + select CMD_MEMORY + prompt "memory modify (mm)" + help + Memory modify with mask -menu "flash" + Usage: mm [-bwld] ADDR VAL MASK -config CMD_FLASH - tristate - prompt "protect/erase" + Set/clear bits specified with MASK in ADDR to VALUE -config CMD_UBI - tristate - default y if MTD_UBI - depends on MTD_UBI - prompt "ubimkvol, ubirmvol, ubiattach" + Options: + -b byte access + -w word access (16 bit) + -l long access (32 bit) + -d FILE write file (default /dev/mem) -config CMD_UBIFORMAT +config CMD_MW tristate - depends on MTD_UBI - select LIBMTD - select LIBSCAN - select LIBUBIGEN - prompt "ubiformat" - -endmenu + default y + select CMD_MEMORY + prompt "mw" + help + Memory write -menu "booting" + Usage: mw [-bwld] REGION DATA... -config CMD_BOOTM - tristate - default y - select BOOTM - select CRC32 - select UIMAGE - select UNCOMPRESS - select FILETYPE - select GLOBALVAR - prompt "bootm" + Write DATA value(s) to the specified REGION. -config CMD_BOOTM_SHOW_TYPE - bool - depends on CMD_BOOTM - prompt "show image information" + Options: + -b byte access + -w word access (16 bit) + -l long access (32 bit) + -d FILE destination file (default /dev/mem) -config CMD_BOOTM_VERBOSE - bool - prompt "bootm verbose support" - depends on CMD_BOOTM - help - support verbose bootm (-v switch) +#end Memory commands +endmenu -config CMD_BOOTM_INITRD - bool - prompt "bootm initrd support" - depends on CMD_BOOTM - help - support initrds in bootm -config CMD_BOOTM_OFTREE - bool - depends on CMD_BOOTM - select OFTREE - prompt "bootm oftree support" - help - say yes here to support passing a flat device tree to the kernel -config CMD_BOOTM_OFTREE_UIMAGE - bool - prompt "support passing oftree uImages" - depends on CMD_BOOTM_OFTREE - help - Support using oftree uImages. Without this only raw oftree - blobs can be used. -config CMD_BOOTM_AIMAGE - bool - prompt "bootm Android image support" - depends on CMD_BOOTM && ARM - help - Support using Android Images. +menu "Hardware manipulation" -config CMD_UIMAGE - select UIMAGE +config CMD_CLK tristate - prompt "uimage" + depends on COMMON_CLK + prompt "clk_dump, clk_set_parent, clk_set_rate" help - Show information about uImage and also extract and verify uImages. + clk_dump - show information about registered clocks -config CMD_BOOTZ - tristate - depends on ARM - prompt "bootz" - help - compile in the 'bootz' command to start zImages + Usage: clk_dump [-v] -config CMD_BOOTU - tristate - default y - depends on ARM - prompt "bootu" - help - compile in the 'bootu' command to start raw (uncompressed) - Linux images + Options: + -v verbose -config FLEXIBLE_BOOTARGS - bool - prompt "flexible Linux bootargs generation" - depends on CMD_GLOBAL - help - Select this to get a more flexible bootargs generation. With this - option the bootargs are concatenated together from global variables - beginning with 'global.linux.bootargs.' and 'global.linux.mtdparts.' - This allows for more flexible scripting since with it it's possible - to replace parts of the bootargs string without reconstructing it - completely -config CMD_LINUX16 - tristate - depends on X86 - default y if X86 - prompt "linux16" - help - Compile the linux16 command to be able to boot bzImages - via real mode. + clk_set_parent - set parent of a clock -config CMD_BOOT - tristate - select BOOTM - prompt "boot" - help - Select this for booting based on scripts. unlike the bootm command which - can boot a single image this command offers the possibility to boot with - scripts (by default placed under /env/boot/). This command iterates over - multiple scripts until one succeeds. It supersedes the previous 'boot' - script. + Usage: clk_set_parent CLK PARENT -config CMD_RESET - tristate - prompt "reset" -config CMD_POWEROFF - tristate - depends on HAS_POWEROFF - prompt "poweroff" + clk_set_rate - set a clocks rate + + Usage: clk_set_rate CLK HZ -config CMD_GO - tristate - prompt "go" + Set clock CLK to RATE Hz. -config CMD_OFTREE +config CMD_DETECT tristate - select OFTREE - prompt "oftree" + prompt "detect" help - The oftree command has support for dumping devicetrees and, if - enabled, to probe devices from the devicetree + Some devices take longer time to probe, like slow disks or + SD/MMC cards. These can defer the actual probe of the client + devices until they are needed. Use the 'detect' command on + the physical device to trigger probing. -config CMD_OF_PROPERTY - tristate - select OFTREE - prompt "of_property" - help - The of_property command allows setting and deleting of properties in - the currently loaded devicetree. + Usage: detect [-lea] [devices] -config CMD_OF_NODE + Options: + -l list detectable devices + -e bail out if one device fails to detect + -a detect all devices + +config CMD_FLASH tristate - select OFTREE - prompt "of_node" + prompt "erase, protect and unprotect" help - The of_node command allows adding and removing devicetree nodes. + erase - erase flash memory -endmenu + Usage: erase DEVICE [AREA] -menu "testing" + Erase the flash memory handled by DEVICE. Which AREA will be erased + depends on the device: If the device represents the whole flash + memory, the whole memory will be erased. If the device represents a + partition on a main flash memory, only this partition part will be + erased. -config CMD_NANDTEST - tristate - depends on NAND - depends on PARTITION - depends on NAND_ECC_HW || NAND_ECC_SOFT - select PARTITION_NEED_MTD - prompt "nandtest" + Use 'addpart' and 'delpart' to manage partitions -config CMD_MEMTEST - tristate - prompt "memtest" - help - The memtest command can test the registered barebox memory. - During this test barebox memory regions like heap, stack, ... - will be skipped. If the tested architecture has MMU with PTE - flags support, the memtest is running twice with cache enabled - and with cache disabled -config CMD_2048 - tristate - prompt "2048" - help - Console version of the game "2048" for GNU/Linux + protect - enable flash write protection -endmenu + Usage: protect DEVICE [AREA] -menu "video command" + Protect the flash memory behind the device. It depends on the device + given, what area will be protected. If the device represents the whole + flash memory, the whole memory will be protected. If the device + represents a partition on a main flash memory, only this partition part + will be protected. -if VIDEO + Use 'addpart' and 'delpart' to manage partitions. -config CMD_SPLASH + + unprotect - disable flash write protection + + Usage: unprotect DEVICE [AREA] + + Unprotect the flash memory behind the device. It depends on the device + given, what area will be unprotected. If the device represents the whole + flash memory, the whole memory will be unprotected. If the device + represents a partition on a main flash memory, only this partition part + will be unprotected. + +config CMD_GPIO bool - select IMAGE_RENDERER - prompt "splash" + depends on GENERIC_GPIO + prompt "gpio_direction_input, gpio_direction_output, gpio_get_value and gpio_set_value" help - show bmp files on framebuffer devices + gpio_direction_input - set direction of a GPIO pin to input -endif + Usage: gpio_direction_input GPIO -endmenu -config CMD_BAREBOX_UPDATE - tristate - select BAREBOX_UPDATE - prompt "barebox-update" + gpio_direction_output - set direction of a GPIO pin to output -config CMD_TIMEOUT - tristate - prompt "timeout" + Usage: gpio_direction_output GPIO -config CMD_PARTITION - tristate - prompt "addpart/delpart" -config CMD_TEST - tristate - depends on SHELL_HUSH - default y - prompt "test" - help - shell like test function + gpio_get_value - return value of a GPIO pin -config CMD_REGINFO - depends on HAS_REGINFO - select REGINFO - tristate - prompt "reginfo" + Usage: gpio_get_value GPIO -config CMD_VERSION - tristate - default y - depends on BANNER - prompt "version" -config CMD_HELP - tristate - default y - prompt "help" + gpio_set_value - set a GPIO's output value -config CMD_MAGICVAR - tristate - prompt "magicvar" - help - barebox has some shell variables with special meanings. This - command shows the available magic variables. + Usage: gpio_set_value GPIO VALUE -config CMD_MAGICVAR_HELP +config CMD_I2C bool - prompt "display description" - depends on CMD_MAGICVAR + depends on I2C + prompt "i2c_probe, i2c_read and i2c_write" help - Also display a description to the magic variables + i2c_probe - probe for an i2c device -config CMD_DEVINFO - tristate - default y - prompt "devinfo" + Usage: i2c_probe BUS START END -config CMD_INSMOD - bool - depends on MODULES - default y - prompt "insmod" + Probe the i2c bus BUS, address range from START to END for devices. -config CMD_LSMOD - bool - depends on MODULES - prompt "lsmod" -config CMD_GPIO + i2c_read - read from an i2c device + + Usage: i2c_read [-bacrwv] DATA... + + Options: + -b BUS i2c bus number (default 0) + -a ADDR i2c device address + -r START start register + -w use word (16 bit) wide access + -c COUNT byte count + -v verbose + + + i2c_write - write to an i2c device + + Usage: i2c_write [-barwv] DATA... + + Options: + -b BUS i2c bus number (default 0) + -a ADDR i2c device address + -r START start register + -w use word (16 bit) wide access + -v verbose + +config CMD_LED bool - depends on GENERIC_GPIO - prompt "gpio commands" + depends on LED + prompt "led command" help - include gpio_set_value, gpio_get_value, gpio_direction_input and - gpio_direction_output commands to control gpios. + Control LEDs -config CMD_REGULATOR - bool - depends on REGULATOR - prompt "regulator command" + Usage: led LED VALUE + + Control the value of a LED. The exact meaning of VALUE is unspecified, + it can be a brightness, or a color. Most often a value of '1' means on + and '0' means off. + + Without arguments the available LEDs are listed. + +config CMD_NAND + tristate + default y + depends on NAND + prompt "nand" help - the regulator command lists the currently registered regulators and - their current state. + NAND flash handling -config CMD_UNCOMPRESS - bool - select UNCOMPRESS - prompt "uncompress" + Usage: nand [-adb] NANDDEV + + Options: + -a register a bad block aware device ontop of a normal NAND device + -d deregister a bad block aware device + -b OFFS mark block at OFFSet as bad + +config CMD_NANDTEST + tristate + depends on NAND + depends on PARTITION + depends on NAND_ECC_HW || NAND_ECC_SOFT + select PARTITION_NEED_MTD + prompt "nandtest" help - Say yes here to get the uncompress command. uncompress handles - lzo, gzip and bzip2 compressed files depending on the compiled - in compression libraries + NAND flash memory test -config CMD_I2C - bool - depends on I2C - prompt "i2c commands" + Usage: nandtest [-tmsiol] NANDDEVICE + + Options: + -t Really do a nandtest on device + -m Mark blocks bad if they appear so + -s SEED supply random seed + -i ITERATIONS nNumber of iterations + -o OFFS start offset on flash + -l LEN length of flash to test + +config CMD_POWEROFF + tristate + depends on HAS_POWEROFF + prompt "poweroff" help - include i2c_probe, i2c_read and i2c_write commands to communicate - on i2c bus. + Turn the power off. config CMD_SPI bool depends on SPI prompt "spi command" help + Write/read from SPI device -config CMD_LED - bool - depends on LED - prompt "led command" - help - include led command to control LEDs + Usage: spi [-brcmfwv] DATA... + + Options: + -b BUS SPI bus number (default 0) + -r COUNT bytes to read + -c chip select (default 0) + -m MODE SPI mode (default 0) + -f HZ max speed frequency, in Hz (default 1 MHz) + -w BIT bits per word (default 8) + -v verbose config CMD_LED_TRIGGER bool depends on LED_TRIGGERS prompt "trigger command" help - The trigger command allows to control LED triggers from the command - line. + Handle LED triggers + + Usage: trigger [-td] TRIGGER [LED] + + Control a LED trigger. Without options assigned triggers are shown. + + Options: + -t set a trigger (needs LED argument) + -d disable a trigger config CMD_USB bool @@ -748,56 +1603,155 @@ config CMD_USB prompt "usb command" default y help - The usb command allows to rescan for USB devices. + (re-)detect USB devices -config CMD_MIITOOL - tristate - depends on PHYLIB - prompt "miitool" - help - The miitool command allows to view media-independent interface status. - The default short output reports the negotiated link speed and - link status for selected MII. The '-v' option displays more - detailed MII status information, such as MII capabilities, - current advertising mode, and link partner capabilities. + Usage: usb [-f] -config CMD_CLK - tristate - depends on COMMON_CLK - prompt "clock manipulation commands" - help - Say yes here to get clk_set_rate, clk_set_parent and clk_dump - commands to manipulate clocks on your system. + Scan for USB devices. -config CMD_DETECT - tristate - prompt "detect" - help - say yes here to get the 'detect' command. Some devices take longer - time to probe, like slow disks or SD/MMC cards. These can defer the - actual probe of the client devices until they are needed. Use the - 'detect' command on the physical device to trigger probing. + Options: + -f force rescan -menuconfig CMD_WD +config CMD_WD bool depends on WATCHDOG prompt "wd command" help - The 'wd' command which allows to start, stop and trigger the onboard - watchdog. + Enable/disable/trigger the watchdog -if CMD_WD + Usage: wd [TIME] + + Enable the watchdog to bark in TIME seconds. + When TIME is 0, the watchdog gets disabled, + Without a parameter the watchdog will be re-triggered. config CMD_WD_DEFAULT_TIMOUT int default 0 + depends on CMD_WD prompt "default timeout" help Define the default timeout value in [seconds] if the first call of 'wd' is done without a timeout value (which means the watchdog gets enabled and re-triggered with the default timeout value). -endif +# end Hardware manipulation commands +endmenu + + + +menu "Miscelleanous" + +config CMD_2048 + tristate + prompt "2048" + help + Console version of the game "2048" for GNU/Linux + +config CMD_BAREBOX_UPDATE + tristate + select BAREBOX_UPDATE + prompt "barebox-update" + help + Update barebox to persistent media. + + Usage: barebox_update [-ltdyf] [IMAGE] + + Options: + -l list registered targets + -t TARGET specify data target handler name + -d DEVICE write image to DEVICE + -y autom. use 'yes' when asking confirmations + -f LEVEL set force level + +config CMD_LINUX_EXEC + bool "linux exec" + depends on LINUX + help + Execute a command on the host + + Usage: linux_exec COMMAND + +config CMD_INSMOD + bool + depends on MODULES + default y + prompt "insmod" + help + Load a barebox module. + +config CMD_LSMOD + bool + depends on MODULES + prompt "lsmod" + help + List loaded barebox modules. + +config CMD_OF_NODE + tristate + select OFTREE + prompt "of_node" + help + Create/delete nodes in the device tree + + Usage: of_node [-cd] NODE NAME + + Options: + -c create a new node + -d delete a node + +config CMD_OF_PROPERTY + tristate + select OFTREE + prompt "of_property" + help + Handle device tree properties + + Usage: of_property [-sd] NODE [PROPERTY] [VALUES] + + Options: + -s set property to value + -d delete property + + Valid formats for values: + <0x00112233 4 05> - an array of cells. cells not beginning with a digit are + interpreted as node pathes and converted to phandles + [00 11 22 .. nn] - byte stream + If the value does not start with '<' or '[' it is interpreted as string + +config CMD_OFTREE + tristate + select OFTREE + prompt "oftree" + help + oftree - handle device trees + + Usage: oftree [-lpfdn] [DTB] + + Options: + -l Load DTB to internal device tree + -p probe devices from stored device tree + -f free stored device tree + -d dump device tree from DTB or the parsed tree if no DTB is given + -n NODE specify root device NODE to dump for -d + +config CMD_TIME + bool "time" + help + time - measure execution duration of a command + + Usage: time COMMAND + + Note: This command depends on COMMAND being interruptible, + otherwise the timer may overrun resulting in incorrect results + +# end Miscelleanous commands +endmenu + + + + +# end Commands endmenu endif -- 1.7.10.4 _______________________________________________ barebox mailing list barebox@lists.infradead.org http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/barebox