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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Xiang Xiao	41d88f06e7	Run codespell -w with the latest dictonary again	2020-02-23 07:10:14 -06:00
Xiang Xiao	e0dcfa0c55	Remove extra whitespace from files (#43 ) * Remove multiple newlines at the end of file * Remove the white space from the end of line	2020-01-31 08:29:24 -06:00
Ken Pettit	88c78b6a0c	apps/system/configdata: Adds an "cfgdata" command which allows manipulation of the /dev/config items via the command line. One such use for this utility would be to set a "macaddr" configdata item, etc. The utility is sort-of like a u-boot env variable edit function: For instance, to set a "macaddr" when the new CONFIG_MTD_CONFIG_NAMED option is selected, you would do: nsh> cfgdata set macaddr [0xfc 0x01 0x0b 0x45 0xa1 0x12] <-- brackets denotes an array of bytes nsh> cfgdata set hostname myboard or using the old ID,INSTANCE numeric method: nsh> cfgdata set 0,0 [0xfc 0x01 0x0b 0x45 0xa1 0x12] <-- brackets denotes an array of bytes nsh> cfgdata set 1,0 myboard You can also display all config items: nsh> cfgdata print all Name Len Data macaddr 6 0xFC 0x01 0x0B 0x45 0xA1 0x12 hostname 8 myboard	2018-12-20 14:24:51 -06:00

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Xiang Xiao

41d88f06e7

Run codespell -w with the latest dictonary again

2020-02-23 07:10:14 -06:00

Xiang Xiao

e0dcfa0c55

Remove extra whitespace from files (#43 )

* Remove multiple newlines at the end of file
* Remove the white space from the end of line

2020-01-31 08:29:24 -06:00

Ken Pettit

88c78b6a0c

apps/system/configdata: Adds an "cfgdata" command which allows manipulation of the /dev/config items via the command line. One such use for this utility would be to set a "macaddr" configdata item, etc. The utility is sort-of like a u-boot env variable edit function:

For instance, to set a "macaddr" when the new CONFIG_MTD_CONFIG_NAMED option is selected, you would do:

nsh> cfgdata set macaddr [0xfc 0x01 0x0b 0x45 0xa1 0x12] <-- brackets denotes an array of bytes
nsh> cfgdata set hostname myboard

or using the old ID,INSTANCE numeric method:

nsh> cfgdata set 0,0 [0xfc 0x01 0x0b 0x45 0xa1 0x12]      <-- brackets denotes an array of bytes
nsh> cfgdata set 1,0 myboard

You can also display all config items:

nsh> cfgdata print all
Name                    Len   Data
macaddr                 6     0xFC 0x01 0x0B 0x45 0xA1 0x12
hostname                8     myboard

2018-12-20 14:24:51 -06:00

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