1SMBIOS-TOKEN-CTL(8) System Administration Utilities SMBIOS-TOKEN-CTL(8)
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6 smbios-token-ctl - smbios-token-ctl
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9 smbios-token-ctl
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13 --version
14 show program's version number and exit
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16 -h, --help
17 show this help message and exit
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19 -d, --dump-tokens
20 Action: dump token table
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22 --dump-tokens-csv
23 Action: dump token table in CSV format
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25 --import-token-settings-csv
26 Action: Restore token settings from CSV table dump
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28 --is-string
29 Action: return true if specified token is a string.
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31 --is-bool
32 Action: return true if specified token is a bool.
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34 --is-active
35 Action: return true if specified bool token is active.
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37 --get-string
38 Action: get string token value.
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40 --activate
41 Action: activate specified bool token.
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43 --set-string
44 Action: set string token value.
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46 -i TOKEN_ID, --token-id=TOKEN_ID, --token=TOKEN_ID
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53 Filter only token with setting.
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55 --token-csv=TOKEN_CSV
56 path to the token.csv file.
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59 Path to token blacklist file.
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61 -v, --verbose
62 Display more verbose output.
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65 Minimize program output. Only errors and warnings are displayed.
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67 --trace
68 Enable verbose function tracing.
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70 --logconfig=LOGCONFIG
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73 --password=PASSWORD
74 BIOS Setup password for set/activate operations.
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76 -r, --rawpassword
77 Do not auto-convert password to scancodes.
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87smbios-token-ctl 2.3.3 October 2018 SMBIOS-TOKEN-CTL(8)