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Xiang Xiao e806097c70 Application.mk and main.c files: Change builtin's entry point from main to xxx_main by macro expansion. This change make the entry point fully compliant with POSIX/ANSI standard.		2019-10-06 06:14:56 -06:00
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.gitignore	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:	2018-12-20 14:24:51 -06:00
cfgdata_main.c	Application.mk and main.c files: Change builtin's entry point from main to xxx_main by macro expansion. This change make the entry point fully compliant with POSIX/ANSI standard.	2019-10-06 06:14:56 -06:00
Kconfig	Application.mk and main.c files: Change builtin's entry point from main to xxx_main by macro expansion. This change make the entry point fully compliant with POSIX/ANSI standard.	2019-10-06 06:14:56 -06:00
Make.defs	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:	2018-12-20 14:24:51 -06:00
Makefile	Application.mk and main.c files: Change builtin's entry point from main to xxx_main by macro expansion. This change make the entry point fully compliant with POSIX/ANSI standard.	2019-10-06 06:14:56 -06:00
README.txt	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:	2018-12-20 14:24:51 -06:00

README.txt

Cfgdata Tool
===============

    Source: NuttX
    Author: Ken Pettit
    Date: 18 December 2018

This application provides a command line interface for managing
platform specific configdata within the /dev/config device.

Usage: config <cmd> [argumens]

   Where <cmd> is one of:
     all:     show all config entries
     print:   display a specific config entry
     set:     set or change a config entry
     unset:   delete a config entry