2.3.1

Usage: smbios-token-ctl Options: --version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -d, --dump-tokens Action: dump token table --dump-tokens-csv Action: dump token table in CSV format --import-token-settings-csv Action: Restore token settings from CSV table dump --is-string Action: return true if specified token is a string. --is-bool Action: return true if specified token is a bool. --is-active Action: return true if specified bool token is active. --get-string Action: get string token value. --activate Action: activate specified bool token. --set-string Action: set string token value. -i TOKEN_ID, --token-id=TOKEN_ID, --token=TOKEN_ID Filter only token with ID. -n TOKEN_NAME, --token-name=TOKEN_NAME Filter only token with name. -s TOKEN_SETTING, --token-setting=TOKEN_SETTING Filter only token with setting. --token-csv=TOKEN_CSV path to the token.csv file. --token-blacklist-csv=TOKEN_BLACKLIST_CSV Path to token blacklist file. -v, --verbose Display more verbose output. -q, --quiet Minimize program output. Only errors and warnings are displayed. --trace Enable verbose function tracing. --logconfig=LOGCONFIG Specify alternate config log. --password=PASSWORD BIOS Setup password for set/activate operations. -r, --rawpassword Do not auto-convert password to scancodes. --memory-dat=MEMORY_DAT Path to a memory dump file to use instead of real RAM --cmos-dat=CMOS_DAT Path to a CMOS dump file to use instead of real CMOS