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xconfig is a command line tool to manipulate the XML-configuration data directly. Care should be taken when using these commands as miss-configured or corrupted XML- configuration data might render a system unusable. The following code block shows a list of all possible parameters.
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FLASH-N-GO:/# xconfig
Usage: $0 [command] [options]
Script to manipulate the XML-configuration data of GuF i.MX Boards
inside the NAND Flash.
xconfig expect one of the following commands to define its behavior:
list show the current contents of the XML-configuration as
obtained from NAND
import import an external XML-configuration file into the NAND
Flash
addnode add a new (empty) XML node
delnode delete XML node(s) and its/their children
addattribute add a new or change an existing attribute
delattribute delete an existing attribute
If no command and option given xconfig will display its version and exit.
Syntax:
xconfig list [-v] [-p <path>]
-v show whole (sub)tree instead of summary, the format is
suitable to be used as input to "xconfig import"
-s search for a specific pattern
-l show long path syntax instead of xml
--node filter result by node name, basic wildcards are allowed
--attribute filter result by attribute name, basic wildcards are allowed
formate format is either
--attribute linux* matches all nodes that have
an attribute starting with linux or
or --attribute key="value" matching nodes that have
an attribute 'key' have an attribute 'key' with the value 'value'
-p <path> path to subtree, e.g.:
-p /configurationFile/variables/setting[@key='enable_serialdiag]
if omitted, the whole tree is shown
xconfig import [-v] [-y] [-b] <file>
-v be verbose
-y assume yes - apply changes without user interaction
<file> path to file to import
-b deprecated - do not use
xconfig addnode [-y] -p <path> -n <name>
-y same as above
-p <path> path to parent node
-n <name> name of new node
xconfig delnode [-y] -p <path>
-y same as above
-p <path> path to node
xconfig addattribute [-y] -p <path> -n <attr-name> -v <value>
-y same as above
-p <path> path to parent node
-n <attr-name> name of the attribute
-v <value> new value of attribute
xconfig delattribute [-y] -p <path> -n <attr-name>
-y same as above
-p <path> path to parent node
-n <attr-name> name of the attribute
xconfig listattributes -p <path>
-p <path> path to node
xconfig getattribute -p <path> -n <attr-name>
-p <path> path to parent node
-n <attr-name> name of the attribute |