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FLASH-N-GO:/ bootselect -h
Usage: bootselect [-qv] [<bootmode>]
When called without parameters, bootselect reads the
current boot-mode setting from the RTC-register
Options:
  <bootmode>  Writes the given boot-mode into the RTC-register
              May be one of: initialized regular regularB alternative invalid
  -v Turns on debug messages on stderr
  -vv Turns on info messages on stderr
  -q Turns off warning messages on stderr
  -qq Turns off all messages on stderr

FLASH-N-GO:/ sconfig -h
Usage: /usr/bin/sconfig {start | list | init | <setting> [value]}
  Call without [value] to read a setting, call with [value] to write it.
Available settings:
  serialdiag switch serial debug console on or off
  dhcp switch DHCP on or off
  ip set IP address
  mask set subnet mask
  gateway set standard network gateway
  mac set MAC address
  name set device name
  serial set serial number (affects MAC address and device name)
  rotation set display rotation
If a 2.Ethernet is present, it may be configured via serial2, mac2, etc.

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
                     format is either 
                          --attribute linux* matches all nodes that have
                            an attribute starting with linux or
                          --attribute key="value" matching nodes that 
                            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