path: root/commands/Kconfig

config REGINFO
	bool

config COMMAND_SUPPORT
	bool
	depends on !SHELL_NONE
	default y

config HAS_POWEROFF
	bool
	default n

if COMMAND_SUPPORT

config COMPILE_HASH
	tristate
	select CMD_DIGEST
	help
	  Turns on compilation of digest.c

config COMPILE_MEMORY
	bool
	help
	  Turns on compilation of mem.c

menu "Commands"




menu "Information"

config CMD_AT91CLK
	bool "at91clk"
	default y
	depends on ARCH_AT91
	help
	  List clock configuration.

config CMD_AT91MUX
	bool "at91mux"
	default y
	depends on ARCH_AT91
	help
	  List MUX configuration

	  Usage: at91mux [-pb]

	  Dump current MUX configuration. If a BANK or PIN has been
	  specified dump pin details.

	  Options:
	  -p PIN   pin number
	  -b BANK  bank number

config CMD_ARM_CPUINFO
	bool "cpuinfo command"
	default y
	depends on ARM
	help
	  Show info about ARM CPU

	  Example:

	  implementer: ARM
	  architecture: v7
	  core: Cortex-A9 r2p10
	  I-cache: 512 bytes (linelen = 64)
	  D-cache: 8192 bytes (linelen = 8)
	  Control register: M C W P D L I V RR DT IT U XP

config CMD_DEVINFO
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "devinfo"
	help
	  Show information about devices and drivers.

	  devinfo [DEVICE]

	  If called without arguments, devinfo shows a summary of the known
	  devices.

	  If called with a device path being the argument, devinfo shows more
	  default information about this device and its parameters.

config CMD_DMESG
	tristate
	prompt "dmesg"
	select LOGBUF
	depends on !CONSOLE_NONE
	help
	  Print or control the log message buffer.

config CMD_DRVINFO
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "drvinfo"
	help
	  List compiled-in device drivers and the devices they support.

config CMD_HELP
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "help"
	help
	  Without arguments, lists all all commands. With an argument, print help
	  about the specified command. If the argument is 'all', then output help
	  for all commands.

	  Options:
		-a	output help on all commands
		-v	verbose

config LONGHELP
	bool
	depends on !SHELL_NONE && CMD_HELP
	prompt "Long help texts"
	help
	  This make the "help" command of barebox spit out much more information,
	  but (obviously) also makes barebox bigger.

	  Example with CONFIG_LONGHELP:

	  -----------------------------
	  barebox:/ help ls

	  ls - list a file or directory

	  Usage: ls [-lCR] [FILEDIR...]

	  List information about the specified files or directories.

	  Options:
	          -l      long format
	          -C      column format (opposite of long format)
	          -R      list subdirectories recursively
	  -----------------------------

	  And now without CONFIG_LONGHELP:

	  -----------------------------
	  barebox:/ help ls

	  ls - list a file or directory

	  Usage: ls [-lCR] [FILEDIR...]
	  -----------------------------

	  With my specific .config, the binary size increased from 461500 to 481980.

config CMD_IOMEM
	tristate
	prompt "iomem and ioport"
	help
	  Show information about iomem/ioport usage. Pendant to
	  'cat /proc/iomem' and 'cat /proc/ioports' under Linux.

config CMD_IMD
	tristate
	prompt "imd"
	select IMD
	help
	  barebox images can have metadata in them which contains information
	  like the barebox version and the build time. Say yes here to get the
	  imd command which can extract that information from images.

config CMD_MEMINFO
	tristate
	prompt "meminfo"
	help
	  Print info about barebox' memory allocation. Example:

	  max system bytes =     282616
	  system bytes     =     282616
	  in use bytes     =     274752

config CMD_ARM_MMUINFO
	bool "mmuinfo command"
	depends on CPU_V7
	help
	  Say yes here to get a mmuinfo command to show some
	  MMU and cache information using the cp15 registers.

	  Example:

	  PAR result for 0x00110000:
	  privileged read: 0x00110090
	  Physical Address [31:12]: 0x00110000
	  Reserved [11]:            0x0
	  Not Outer Shareable [10]: 0x0
	  Non-Secure [9]:           0x0
	  Impl. def. [8]:           0x0
	  Shareable [7]:            0x1
	  Inner mem. attr. [6:4]:   0x1 (0b001 Strongly-ordered)
	  Outer mem. attr. [3:2]:   0x0 (0b00 Non-cacheable)
	  SuperSection [1]:         0x0
	  Failure [0]:              0x0
	  privileged write: 0x00110090
	  Physical Address [31:12]: 0x00110000
	  Reserved [11]:            0x0
	  Not Outer Shareable [10]: 0x0
	  Non-Secure [9]:           0x0
	  Impl. def. [8]:           0x0
	  Shareable [7]:            0x1
	  Inner mem. attr. [6:4]:   0x1 (0b001 Strongly-ordered)
	  Outer mem. attr. [3:2]:   0x0 (0b00 Non-cacheable)
	  SuperSection [1]:         0x0
	  Failure [0]:              0x0

config CMD_REGINFO
	depends on HAS_REGINFO
	select REGINFO
	tristate
	prompt "reginfo"
	help
	  Print register information.

config CMD_REGULATOR
	bool
	depends on REGULATOR
	prompt "regulator command"
	help
	  the regulator command lists the currently registered regulators and
	  their current state.

config CMD_LSPCI
	bool
	depends on PCI
	prompt "lspci command"
	default y
	help
	  The lspci command allows to list all PCI devices.

config CMD_VERSION
	tristate
	default y
	depends on BANNER
	prompt "version"
	help
	  Pring barebox version. Example:

	  barebox 2014.05.0-00142-gb289373 #177 Mon May 12 20:35:55 CEST 2014

config CMD_MMC_EXTCSD
	tristate
	prompt "read/write eMMC ext. CSD register"
	depends on MCI
	help
	  Read or write the extended CSD register of a MMC device.

	  Usage: mmc_extcsd dev [-r | -i index [-r | -v value -y]]

	  Options:
		  -i      field index of the register
		  -r      print the register as raw data
		  -v      value which will be written
		  -y      don't request when writing to one time programmable fields
		  __CAUTION__: this could damage the device!

# end Information commands
endmenu




menu "Boot"

# TODO: isn't a command
config FLEXIBLE_BOOTARGS
	bool
	prompt "flexible Linux bootargs generation"
	depends on CMD_GLOBAL
	help
	  Select this to get a more flexible bootargs generation. With this
	  option the bootargs are concatenated together from global variables
	  beginning with 'global.linux.bootargs.' and 'global.linux.mtdparts.'
	  This allows for more flexible scripting since with it it's possible
	  to replace parts of the bootargs string without reconstructing it
	  completely.

config CMD_AT91_BOOT_TEST
	bool "at91_boot_test"
	depends on ARCH_AT91
	help
	  allow to upload a boot binary to SRAM and execute it.
	  Useful to test bootstrap or barebox lowlevel init.

	  Usage: at91_boot_test [-js] FILE

	  Options:
	  -j ADDR  jump address
	  -s SRAM  SRAM device (default /dev/sram0)

config CMD_BOOT_ORDER
	tristate
	depends on ARCH_OMAP4
	prompt "boot_order"
	help
	  Set warm boot order (the next boot device on a warm reset).

	  Usage: boot_order DEVICE...

	  Each device can be one of:
	  xip xipwait nand onenand mmc1 mmc2_1 mmc2_2 uart usb_1 usb_ulpi usb_2

config CMD_BOOT
	tristate
	select BOOTM
	prompt "boot"
	help
	  Select this for booting based on scripts. Unlike the bootm command which
	  can boot a single image this command offers the possibility to boot with
	  scripts (by default placed under /env/boot/). This command iterates over
	  multiple scripts until one succeeds.

	  Usage: boot [-vdlmt] [BOOTSRC...]

	  BOOTSRC can be:
	  - a filename under /env/boot/
	  - a full path to a boot script
	  - a device name
	  - a partition name under /dev/
	  - a full path to a directory which
	  -- contains boot scripts, or
	  -- contains a loader/entries/ directory containing bootspec entries

	  Multiple bootsources may be given which are probed in order until
	  one succeeds.

	  Options:
	      -c         crc check uImage data
	      -d         dryrun: check data, but do not run
	      -f         load images even if type is undetectable
	      -r INITRD  specify an initrd image
	      -L ADDR    specify initrd load address
	      -a ADDR    specify os load address
	      -e OFFS    entry point to the image relative to start (0)
	      -o DTS     specify open firmware device tree
	      -v         verbose


config CMD_BOOTM
	tristate
	default y
	select BOOTM
	select CRC32
	select UIMAGE
	select UNCOMPRESS
	select FILETYPE
	select GLOBALVAR
	prompt "bootm"
	help
	  Boot an application image

	  Usage: bootm [-cdaeo] IMAGE

	  Options:
		  -c	crc check uImage data
		  -d	dryrun. Check data, but do not run
		  -a ADDR	specify os load address
		  -e OFFS	entry point to the image relative to start (0)
		  -o DTS	specify device tree


config CMD_BOOTM_SHOW_TYPE
	bool
	depends on CMD_BOOTM
	prompt "show image information"
	help
	  Displays some tags from the uImage:

	  - OS type
	  - architecture,
	  - type
	  - compression method.

config CMD_BOOTM_VERBOSE
	bool
	prompt "verbose support"
	depends on CMD_BOOTM
	help
	  Adds the verbose (-v switch) command line option.

config CMD_BOOTM_INITRD
	bool
	prompt "initial RAM disk (initrd) support"
	depends on CMD_BOOTM
	help
	  Adds support for initial RAM disk and this two command line options:

	  -r INITRD  specify an initrd image
	  -L ADDR    specify initrd load address

config CMD_BOOTM_OFTREE
	bool
	depends on CMD_BOOTM
	select OFTREE
	prompt "device tree (oftree) support"
	help
	  Add support to pass a device tree (a.k.a Open Firmware Tree, oftree). Adds
	  this command line option:

	  -o DTS  specify device tree

config CMD_BOOTM_OFTREE_UIMAGE
	bool
	prompt "support passing device tree (oftree) uImages"
	depends on CMD_BOOTM_OFTREE
	help
	  Support using oftree uImages. Without this only raw oftree
	  blobs can be used.

config CMD_BOOTM_AIMAGE
	bool
	prompt "Android image support"
	depends on CMD_BOOTM && ARM
	help
	  Support using Android Images.

config CMD_BOOTM_FITIMAGE
	bool
	prompt "FIT image support"
	select FITIMAGE
	depends on CMD_BOOTM && ARM
	help
	  Support using Flattened Image Tree (FIT) Images. FIT is an image
	  format introduced by U-Boot. A FIT image contains one or multiple
	  kernels, device trees and initrds. The FIT image itself is a flattened
	  device tree binary. Have a look at the u-boot source tree
	  in the "doc/uImage.FIT" folder for more information:
	  http://git.denx.de/?p=u-boot.git;a=tree;f=doc/uImage.FIT

config CMD_BOOTM_FITIMAGE_SIGNATURE
	bool
	prompt "support verifying signed FIT images"
	depends on CMD_BOOTM_FITIMAGE
	select FITIMAGE_SIGNATURE
	help
	  Support verifying signed FIT images. This requires FIT images
	  as described in:
	  http://git.denx.de/?p=u-boot.git;a=blob;f=doc/uImage.FIT/signature.txt
	  Additionally the barebox device tree needs a /signature node with the
	  public key with which the image has been signed.

config CMD_BOOTU
	tristate
	default y
	depends on ARM
	prompt "bootu"
	help
	  Boot into already loaded Linux kernel, which must be raw (uncompressed).

	  Usage: bootu ADDRESS

config CMD_BOOTZ
	tristate
	depends on ARM
	prompt "bootz"
	help
	  Boot Linux zImage

	  Usage: bootz FILE

config CMD_LINUX16
	tristate
	depends on X86
	default y if X86
	prompt "linux16"
	help
	  Usage: linux16 [-v VESAMODE] FILE

	  Load kernel from FILE and boot on x86 in real-mode.

	  Only kernel images in bzImage format are supported by now.

	  For the video mode refer the Linux kernel documentation
	  'Documentation/fb/vesafb.txt' for correct VESA mode numbers. Use 'ask'
	  instead of a number to make Linux prompt for options.

	  Options:
	  -v VESAMODE   set VESAMODE


config CMD_GO
	tristate
	prompt "go"
	help
	  Start application at address or file

	  Usage: go ADDR [ARG...]

	  Start application at ADDR passing ARG as arguments.

	  If addr does not start with a digit it is interpreted as a filename
	  in which case the file is memmapped and executed

config CMD_LOADB
	depends on CONSOLE_FULL
	select CRC16
	tristate
	prompt "loadb"
	help
	  Load binary file over serial line (Kermit)

	  Usage: loadb  FILE

	  Options:
		  -f FILE	download to FILE (default image.bin)
		  -o OFFS	destination file OFFSet (default 0)
		  -b BAUD	baudrate for download (default: console baudrate
		  -c	create file if not present

config CMD_LOADS
	depends on CONSOLE_FULL
	tristate
	prompt "loads"
	help
	  Loads - load binary file over serial line (S-Records)

	  Usage: loads OFFS

	  Load S-Record file over serial line with offset OFFS.

config CMD_LOADY
	select XYMODEM
	depends on CONSOLE_FULL
	tristate
	prompt "loady"
	help
	  Adds the loadx and loady commands:

	  loadx - load binary file over serial line (X-Modem)

	  Usage: loadx [-fptbc]

	  Options:
		  -f FILE	download to FILE (default image.bin)
		  -o OFFS	destination file OFFSet (default 0)
		  -b BAUD	baudrate for download (default: console baudrate
		  -t NAME	console name to use (default: current)
		  -c	create file if not present


	  loady - load binary file over serial line (Y-Modem)

	  Usage: loady [-gtb]

	  Options:
		  -g	use Y-Modem/G (use on lossless tty such as USB)
		  -b BAUD	baudrate for download (default: console baudrate
		  -t NAME	console name to use (default: current)


config CMD_RESET
	tristate
	prompt "reset"
	help
	  Perform RESET of the CPU

	  Usage: reset [-f]

	  Options:
		  -f	force RESET, don't call shutdown

config CMD_SAVES
	tristate
	depends on CMD_LOADS
	prompt "saves"
	help
	  Save file over serial line (S-Records)

	  Usage: saves OFFS LEN

	  Save S-Record file to serial line with offset OFFS and length LEN.

config CMD_UIMAGE
	select UIMAGE
	tristate
	prompt "uimage"
	help
	  Show information about uImage and also extract and verify uImages.

	  Usage: uimage [-vien] FILE

	  Options:
		  -i		show information about image
		  -v		verify image
		  -e OUTFILE	extract image to OUTFILE
		  -n NO		use image number NO in multifile image

# end Boot commands
endmenu




menu "Partition"

config CMD_PARTITION
	tristate
	prompt "addpart and delpart"
	help
	  addpart - add a partition description to a device

	  Usage: addpart [-n] DEVICE PART

	  The size and the offset can be given in decimal (without any prefix) and
	  in hex (prefixed with 0x). Both can have an optional suffix K, M or G.
	  The size of the last partition can be specified as '-' for the remaining
	  space on the device.  This format is the same as used by the Linux
	  kernel or cmdline mtd partitions.

	  Options:
		  -n	do not use the device name as prefix of the partition name
		  DEVICE	device being worked on
		  PART	SIZE1[@OFFSET1](NAME1)[RO],SIZE2[@OFFSET2](NAME2)[RO],...


	  delpart - delete partition(s)

	  Usage: delpart PART...

	  Delete partitions previously added to a device with addpart.

config CMD_AUTOMOUNT
	tristate
	select FS_AUTOMOUNT
	prompt "automount"
	help
	  Automount allows o automatically execute a script when a certain
	  directory is accessed for the first time. The script should then make
	  this directory available (discover USB devices, bring network interface
	  up and finally mount the filesystem).

	  Usage: automount [-ldr] PATH [COMMAND]

	  Options:
		  -l	list registered automount-points
		  -d	create the mount directory
		  -r	remove an automountpoint

config CMD_MOUNT
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "mount"
	help
	  Mount a filesystem or list mounted filesystems

	  Usage: mount [[-atov] [DEVICE] [MOUNTPOINT]]

	  If no argument is given, list mounted filesystems.
	  If no FSTYPE is specified, try to detect it automatically.
	  With -a the mount command mounts all block devices whose filesystem
	  can be detected automatically to /mnt/PARTNAME
	  If mountpoint is not given, a standard mountpoint of /mnt/DEVICE
	  is used. This directoy is created automatically if necessary.

	  Options:
		  -a		mount all blockdevices
		  -t FSTYPE	specify filesystem type
		  -o OPTIONS	set file system OPTIONS
		  -v		verbose

config CMD_UBI
	tristate
	default y if MTD_UBI
	depends on MTD_UBI
	prompt "ubiattach, ubimkvol and ubirmvol"
	help
	  ubiattach - attach mtd device to UBI

	  Usage: ubiattach [-O] MTDDEV

	  Options:
		  -O OFFS	VID header offset


	  ubimkvol - create an UBI volume

	  Usage: ubimkvol UBIDEV NAME SIZE

	  Create an UBI volume on UBIDEV with NAME and SIZE.
	  If SIZE is 0 all available space is used for the volume.


	  ubirmvol - delete an UBI volume

	  Usage: ubirmvol UBIDEV NAME

	  Delete UBI volume NAME from UBIDEV


config CMD_UBIFORMAT
	tristate
	depends on MTD_UBI
	select LIBMTD
	select LIBSCAN
	select LIBUBIGEN
	prompt "ubiformat"

config CMD_UMOUNT
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "umount"
	help
	  Usage: umount MOUNTPOINT

	  Unmount a filesystem mounted on a specific MOINTPOINT

# end Partition commands
endmenu



menu "Environment"

config CMD_NV
	select GLOBALVAR
	tristate
	prompt "nv"
	help
	  create, set or remove non volatile variables.

	  Usage: nv [-r] VAR[=VALUE]

	  Add a new config non volatile named VAR, optionally set to VALUE.

	  Options:
		-r	remove a non volatile variable

config CMD_EXPORT
	depends on ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES
	tristate
	prompt "export"
	help
	  Export environment variables

	  Usage: export VAR[=VALUE]

	  Export an environment variable to subsequently executed scripts.

config CMD_DEFAULTENV
	tristate
	select ENV_HANDLING
	prompt "defaultenv"
	help
	  restore environment from default environment

config CMD_GLOBAL
	select GLOBALVAR
	tristate
	prompt "global"
	help
	  Create or set global variables

	  Usage: global [-r] VAR[=VALUE]

	  Add a new global variable named VAR, optionally set to VALUE.

	  Options:
		-r	set value of all global variables beginning with 'match'

config CMD_LOADENV
	tristate
	select ENV_HANDLING
	prompt "loadenv"
	help
	  Load environment from ENVFS

	  Usage: loadenv {-nsd] [ENVFS] [DIRECTORY]

	  Load environment from files in ENVFS (default /dev/env0) in
	  DIRECTORY (default /env

	  Options:
		-n	do not overwrite existing files
		-s	scrub old environment
		-d	load default environment

config CMD_PRINTENV
	tristate
	depends on ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES
	prompt "printenv"
	help
	  Print value of environment variables

	  Usage: printenv [VARIABLE]

	  If an argument is given, printenv prints the content of an environment
	  variable to the terminal. If no argument is specified, all variables are
	  printed.

config CMD_MAGICVAR
	tristate
	prompt "magicvar"
	help
	  Barebox has some shell variables with special meanings. This
	  command shows the available magic variables.

config CMD_MAGICVAR_HELP
	bool
	prompt "display description"
	depends on CMD_MAGICVAR
	help
	  Also display a description to the magic variables

config CMD_SAVEENV
	tristate
	select ENV_HANDLING
	prompt "saveenv"
	help
	  Save environment to persistent storage

	  Usage: saveenv [ENVFS] [DIRECTORY]

	  Save the files in DIRECTORY to the persistent storage device ENVFS.

	  ENVFS is usually a block in flash but can be any other file. If
	  omitted, DIRECTORY defaults to /env and ENVFS defaults to
	  /dev/env0. Note that envfs can only handle files, directories are being
	  skipped silently.

# end Environment commands
endmenu




menu "File"

config CMD_BASENAME
	tristate
	prompt "basename"
	help
	  Usage: basename PATH VAR

	  Remove directory and suffix from the PATH and store result into variable VAR.

config CMD_CAT
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "cat"
	help
	  Concatenate file(s) to stdout

	  Usage: cat FILE...

	  Currently only printable characters and NL, TAB are printed.

config CMD_CD
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "cd"
	help
	  Change working directory

	  Usage: cd DIRECTORY

	  If called without an argument, change to the root directory '/'.

config CMD_CP
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "cp"
	help
	  Copy files

	  Usage: cp [-v] SRC DEST

	  Copy file from SRC to DEST.

	  Options:
		  -v	verbose

config CMD_CMP
	tristate
	prompt "cmp"
	help
	  compare two files

	  Usage: cmp FILE1 FILE2

	  Returns successfully if the two files are the same, return with an error if not

config CMD_DIGEST
	tristate
	select DIGEST
	prompt "digest"
	help
	  Usage: digest -a <algo> [-k <key> | -K <file>] [-s <sig> | -S <file>] FILE|AREA

	  Calculate a digest over a FILE or a memory area with the possibility
	  to checkit.

config CMD_DIRNAME
	tristate
	prompt "dirname"
	help
	  Strip last component of file name and store the result in a
	  environment variable

config CMD_FILETYPE
	tristate
	select FILETYPE
	prompt "filetype"
	help
Detect file type

	  Usage: filetype [-vsl] FILE

	  Detect type of a file and export result to a variable.

	  Options:
		  -v	verbose
		  -s VAR	set variable VAR to shortname
		  -l	list known filetypes

	  Detected file types are registered at runtime, depending on
	  what you have compiled into barebox. Example of "filetype -l":

	  known filetypes:
	  arm-zimage      : ARM Linux zImage
	  lzo             : LZO compressed
	  lz4             : LZ4 compressed
	  arm-barebox     : ARM barebox image
	  u-boot          : U-Boot uImage
	  ubi             : UBI image
	  jffs2           : JFFS2 image
	  gzip            : GZIP compressed
	  bzip2           : BZIP2 compressed
	  dtb             : open firmware Device Tree flattened Binary
	  android         : android boot image
	  sh              : bourne SHell
	  mips-barebox    : MIPS barebox image
	  fat             : FAT filesytem
	  mbr             : MBR sector
	  bmp             : BMP image
	  png             : PNG image
	  ext             : EXT filesystem
	  gpt             : GUID Partition Table
	  bpk             : Binary PacKage
	  bbenv           : barebox environment file

config CMD_LN
	tristate
	prompt "ln"
	help
	  Create symlink (make a new name for a file)

	  Usage: ln SRC DEST

config CMD_LS
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "ls"
	help
	  List a file or directory

	  Usage: ls [-lCR] [FILEDIR...]

	  List information about the specified files or directories.

	  Options:
		  -l	long format
		  -C	column format (opposite of long format)
		  -R	list subdirectories recursively

config CMD_MD5SUM
	tristate
	select COMPILE_HASH
	select DIGEST_MD5_GENERIC
	prompt "md5sum"
	help
	  Usage: md5sum FILE|AREA...

	  Calculate a MD5 digest over a FILE or a memory area.

config CMD_MKDIR
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "mkdir"
	help
	  Usage: mkdir [DIRECTORY ...]

	  Create new directories

	  Options:
		  -p	make parent directories as needed

config CMD_PWD
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "pwd"
	help
	  Print working directory.

config CMD_READLINK
	tristate
	prompt "readlink"
	help
	  Read value of a symbolic link

	  Usage: readlink [-f] FILE VARIABLE

	  Read value of a symbolic link and store it into VARIABLE.

	  Options:
		  -f	canonicalize by following first symlink

config CMD_RM
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "rm"
	help
	  Remove files

	  Usage: rm [-r] FILES...

	  Options:
		  -r	remove directories and their contents recursively

config CMD_RMDIR
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "rmdir"
	help
	  Remove empty directory(s)

	  Usage: rmdir DIRECTORY...

	  Remove directories. The directories have to be empty.

config CMD_SHA1SUM
	tristate
	select COMPILE_HASH
	select DIGEST_SHA1_GENERIC
	prompt "sha1sum"
	help
	  Calculate SHA1 digest

	  Usage: sha1sum FILE|AREA

	  Calculate a SHA1 digest over a FILE or a memory area.

config CMD_SHA224SUM
	tristate
	select COMPILE_HASH
	select DIGEST_SHA224_GENERIC
	prompt "sha224sum"
	help
	  Calculate SHA224 digest

	  Usage: sha224sum FILE|AREA

	  Calculate a SHA224 digest over a FILE or a memory area.

config CMD_SHA256SUM
	tristate
	select COMPILE_HASH
	select DIGEST_SHA256_GENERIC
	prompt "sha256sum"
	help
	  sha256sum - calculate SHA256 digest

	  Usage: sha256sum FILE|AREA

	  Calculate a SHA256 digest over a FILE or a memory area.

config CMD_SHA384SUM
	tristate
	select COMPILE_HASH
	select DIGEST_SHA384_GENERIC
	prompt "sha384sum"
	help
	  Calculate SHA384 digest

	  Usage: sha384sum FILE|AREA

	  Calculate a SHA384 digest over a FILE or a memory area.

config CMD_SHA512SUM
	tristate
	select COMPILE_HASH
	select DIGEST_SHA512_GENERIC
	prompt "sha512sum"
	help
	  sha512sum - calculate SHA512 digest

	  Usage: sha512sum FILE|AREA

	  Calculate a SHA512 digest over a FILE or a memory area.

config CMD_UNCOMPRESS
	bool
	select UNCOMPRESS
	prompt "uncompress"
	help
	  Uncompress handles lzo, gzip and bzip2 compressed files
	  depending on the compiled in compression libraries.

	  Usage: uncompress INFILE OUTFILE

# end File commands
endmenu




menu "Shell scripting"

config CMD_EXEC
	depends on !SHELL_HUSH
	tristate
	prompt "exec"

config CMD_FALSE
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "false"
	help
	  Do nothing, unsuccessfully

config CMD_GETOPT
	bool
	depends on SHELL_HUSH
	prompt "getopt"
	help
	  Parse option arguments

	  Usage: getopt OPTSTRING VAR

	  OPTSTRING contains the option letters. Add a colon to an
	  options if this Option has a required argument or two colons
	  for an optional argument. The Current option is saved in
	  VAR, arguments are saved in $OPTARG. Any n-option arguments
	  can be accessed starting from $1.

config CMD_LET
	tristate
	prompt "let"
	help
	  Evaluate arithmetic expressions

	  Usage: let EXPR [EXPR ...]

	  Supported operations are in order of decreasing precedence:
		  X++, X--
		  ++X, --X
		  +X, -X
		  !X, ~X
		  X**Y
		  X*Y, X/Y, X%Y
		  X+Y, X-Y
		  X<<Y, X>>Y
		  X<Y, X<=Y, X>=Y, X>Y
		  X==Y, X!=Y
		  X&Y
		  X^Y
		  X|Y
		  X&&Y
		  X||Y
		  X?Y:Z
		  X*=Y, X/=Y, X%=Y
		  X=Y, X&=Y, X|=Y, X^=Y, X+=Y, X-=Y, X<<=Y, X>>=Y

config CMD_MSLEEP
	tristate
	prompt "msleep"
	help
	  Delay execution for n milli-seconds

	  Usage: msleep MILLISECONDS

config CMD_READF
	tristate
	prompt "readf"
	help
	  Read file into variable

	  Usage: readf FILE VAR

	  Read a single line from FILE into a VARiable. Leading and trailing
	  whitespaces are removed, nonvisible characters are stripped. Input is
	  limited to 1024 characters.

config CMD_SLEEP
	tristate
	prompt "sleep"
	help
	  Delay execution for n seconds

	  Usage: sleep SECONDS

config CMD_TEST
	tristate
	depends on SHELL_HUSH
	default y
	prompt "test"
	help
	  Minimal test command like in /bin/sh

	  Usage: test [EXPR]

	  Options:
		  !, =, !=, -eq, -ne, -ge, -gt, -le, -lt, -o, -a, -z, -n, -d, -e,
		  -f, -L; see 'man test' on your PC for more information.

config CMD_TRUE
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "true"
	help
	  Do nothing, successfully.

# end Scripting commands
endmenu



if NET

menu "Network"

config CMD_DHCP
	bool
	select NET_DHCP
	prompt "dhcp"
	help
	  DHCP client to obtain IP or boot params

	  Usage: dhcp [-HvcuUr]

	  Options:
	          -H HOSTNAME     hostname to send to the DHCP server
	          -v ID           DHCP Vendor ID (code 60) submitted in DHCP requests
	          -c ID           DHCP Client ID (code 61) submitted in DHCP requests
	          -u UUID         DHCP Client UUID (code 97) submitted in DHCP requests
	          -U CLASS        DHCP User class (code 77) submitted in DHCP requests
	          -r RETRY        retry limit (default 20)#

config CMD_HOST
	tristate
	select NET_RESOLV
	prompt "host"
	help
	  Resolv a hostname.

	  Usage: host DESTINATION

config NET_CMD_IFUP
	bool
	prompt "ifup"
	help
	  Bring up network interfaces based on config files.

	  Usage: ifup [-af] [INTF]

	  Each INTF must have a script /env/network/INTF that set the variables
	  ip (to 'static' or 'dynamic'), ipaddr, netmask, gateway, serverip
	  and/or ethaddr. A script /env/network/INTF-discover can contains for
	  discovering the ethernet device, e.g. 'usb'.

	  Options:
	          -a      bring up all interfaces
	          -f      Force. Configure even if ip already set

config CMD_MIITOOL
	tristate
	depends on PHYLIB
	prompt "miitool"
	help
	  The miitool command allows to view media-independent interface status.
	  The default short output reports the negotiated link speed and
	  link status for selected MII. The '-v' option displays more
	  detailed MII status information, such as MII capabilities,
	  current advertising mode, and link partner capabilities.

config CMD_PING
	tristate
	prompt "ping"
	help
	  Send ICMP echo requests.

	  Usage: ping DESTINATION

config CMD_TFTP
	depends on FS_TFTP
	tristate
	prompt "tftp"
	help
	  Load (or save) a file using TFTP

	  Note that barebox can mount tftp as a filesystem. Therefore
	  this 'tftp' command is only needed to preserve backward
	  compatibility.

	  Usage: tftp [-p] SOURCE [DEST]

	  Load (or save) a file via TFTP.

	  Options:
		  -p	push to TFTP server

# end Network commands
endmenu

# end if NET
endif




menu "Console and Framebuffer interaction"

config CMD_CLEAR
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "clear"
	help
	  Clear screen

	  Send ANSI ESC sequence to clear the screen.

config CMD_ECHO
	tristate
	default y
	prompt "echo"
	help
	  Echo args to console

	  Usage: echo [-neao] STRING

	  Display a line of TEXT on the console.

	  Options:
		  -n	do not output the trailing newline
		  -a FILE	append to FILE instead of using stdout
		  -o FILE	overwrite FILE instead of using stdout

config CMD_ECHO_E
	bool
	depends on CMD_ECHO
	select PROCESS_ESCAPE_SEQUENCE
	prompt "support -e option to echo"
	help
	  Adds this command line option:
	  -e	recognize escape sequences

config CMD_EDIT
	tristate
	prompt "edit"
	help
	  A  small fill-screen editor.

	  Usage: edit FILE

	  Use cursor keys, Ctrl-C to exit and Ctrl-D to exit-with-save.

config CMD_LOGIN
	tristate
	select PASSWORD
	depends on !CONSOLE_NONE
	prompt "login"
	help
	  Ask for a password

	  Usage: login [-t TIMEOUT] COMMAND

	  Asks for a password from the console before script execution continues.
	  The password can be set with the 'passwd' command. Instead of specifying
	  a TIMEOUT the magic variable 'global.login.timeout' could be set.

	  Options:
		  -t TIMEOUT	Execute COMMAND if no login withing TIMEOUT seconds

config CMD_MENU
	tristate
	depends on MENU
	prompt "menu"
	help
	  Create and display menus

	  Manage Menu:
	  -m  menu
	  -l  list
	  -s  show

	  Show menu:
	  (-A auto select delay)
	  (-d auto select description)
	  menu -s -m MENU [-A delay] [-d auto_display]

	  List menu:
	  menu -l

	  Menu example:
	  menu -s -m boot

config CMD_MENU_MANAGEMENT
	bool
	depends on CMD_MENU
	prompt "menu scripts management"
	help
	  Adds this options:
	  -e  menu entry
	  -a  add
	  -r  remove
	  -S  select

	  Add a menu:
	  menu -a -m NAME -d DESC

	  Remove a menu:
	  menu -r -m NAME

	  Add an entry:
	  (-R for do no exit the menu after executing the command)
	  (-b for box style 1 for selected)
	  (and optional -c for the command to run when we change the state)
	  menu -e -a -m MENU -c COMMAND [-R] [-b 0|1] -d DESC

	  Add a submenu entry:
	  (-R is not needed)
	  (-b for box style 1 for selected)
	  (and -c is not needed)
	  menu -e -a -m MENU -u submenu -d [-b 0|1] DESC

	  Remove an entry:
	  menu -e -r -m NAME -n ENTRY

	  Select an entry:
	  menu -m <menu> -S -n ENTRY

	  List menu:
	  menu -e -l [menu]

	  Menu examples:
	  menu -a -m boot -d "Boot Menu"
	  menu -e -a -m boot -c boot -d "Boot"
	  menu -e -a -m boot -c reset -d "Reset"


config CMD_MENUTREE
	bool
	depends on MENU
	select MENUTREE
	prompt "menutree"
	help
	  Create menu from directory structure

	  Usage: menutree [-m] DIR

	  Each menu entry is described by a subdirectory. Each subdirectory
	  can contain the following files which further describe the entry:

	  title  A file containing the title of the entry as shown in the menu
	  box    If present, the entry is a 'bool' entry. The file contains a
	  name from which the current state of the bool is taken from and saved
	  to.
	  action if present this file contains a shell script which is executed when
	  when the entry is selected.

	  If neither 'box' or 'action' are present, this entry is considered a submenu
	  containing more entries.

	  Options:
		  -m DIR	directory where the menu starts (Default: /env/menu)

config CMD_PASSWD
	tristate
	depends on CMD_LOGIN
	prompt "passwd"
	help
	  Set password

	  'Interactively asks for a password. The digest of this password will be
	  stored in /env/etc//passwd. This is then used by the 'login' command.

	  Entering an empty string will disable the password function.

if CMD_LOGIN || CMD_PASSWD

choice
	prompt "passwd mode"

config PASSWD_MODE_HIDE
	bool "Hide"

config PASSWD_MODE_STAR
	bool "Star"

config PASSWD_MODE_CLEAR
	bool "Clear"

endchoice

endif
config CMD_SPLASH
	bool
	select IMAGE_RENDERER
	depends on VIDEO
	prompt "splash"
	help
	  Display a BMP image on a framebuffer device

	  Usage: splash [-fxyno] FILE

	  This command displays a graphics in the bitmap (.bmp) format on the
	  framebuffer. Currently images with 8 and 24 bit color depth are supported.

	  Options:
		  -f FB		framebuffer device (default /dev/fb0)
		  -x XOFFS	x offset (default center)
		  -y YOFFS	y offset (default center)
		  -b COLOR	background color in 0xttrrggbb
		  -o		render offscreen

config CMD_READLINE
	tristate
	prompt "readline"
	help
	  Prompt for user input

	  Usage: readline PROMPT VAR

	  First it displays the PROMPT, then it reads a line of user input into
	  variable VAR.

config CMD_TIMEOUT
	tristate
	prompt "timeout"
	help
	  Usage: timeout [-acrs] SECONDS

	  Wait SECONDS for a timeout. Return 1 if the user intervented.

	  Options:
		  -a	interrupt on any key
		  -c	interrupt on Ctrl-C
		  -r	interrupt on RETURN
		  -s	silent mode

# end Console interaction commands
endmenu




menu "Memory"

config CMD_CRC
	tristate
	select CRC32
	prompt "crc32"
	help
	  Usage: crc32 [-fFvV] AREA

	  Calculate a CRC32 checksum of a memory area.
	  Options:
		  -f FILE	Use file instead of memory.
		  -F FILE	Use file to compare.
		  -v CRC	Verify

config CMD_CRC_CMP
	tristate
	depends on CMD_CRC
	prompt "compare 2 files using crc32"
	help
	Adds this option:

	-V FILE	Verify with CRC read from FILE

config CMD_MD
	tristate
	default y
	select COMPILE_MEMORY
	prompt "md"
	help
	  Memory display

	  Usage: md [-bwlsx] REGION

	  Display (hex dump) a memory region.

	  Options:
		  -b	byte access
		  -w	word access (16 bit)
		  -l	long access (32 bit)
		  -s FILE	display file (default /dev/mem)
		  -x	swap bytes at output

	  Memory regions can be specified in two different forms: START+SIZE
	  or START-END, If START is omitted it defaults to 0x100
	  Sizes can be specified as decimal, or if prefixed with 0x as hexadecimal.
	  An optional suffix of k, M or G is for kbytes, Megabytes or Gigabytes.

config CMD_MEMCMP
	tristate
	default y
	select COMPILE_MEMORY
	prompt "memcmp"
	help
	  Memory compare

	  Usage: memcmp [-bwlsd] ADDR1 ADDR2 COUNT

	  Compare memory regions specified with ADDR and ADDR2
	  of size COUNT bytes. If source is a file COUNT can
	  be left unspecified, in which case the whole file is
	  compared.

	  Options:
		  -b	byte access
		  -w	word access (16 bit)
		  -l	long access (32 bit)
		  -s FILE	source file (default /dev/mem)
		  -d FILE	destination file (default /dev/mem)

config CMD_MEMCPY
	tristate
	default y
	select COMPILE_MEMORY
	prompt "memcpy"
	help
	  Memory copy

	  Usage: memcpy [-bwlsd] SRC DEST COUNT

	  Copy memory at SRC of COUNT bytes to DEST

	  Options:
		  -b	byte access
		  -w	word access (16 bit)
		  -l	long access (32 bit)
		  -s FILE	source file (default /dev/mem)
		  -d FILE	write file (default /dev/mem)

config CMD_MEMSET
	tristate
	default y
	select COMPILE_MEMORY
	prompt "memset"
	help
	  Memory fill

	  Usage: memset [-bwld] ADDR COUNT DATA

	  Fills the first COUNT bytes at offset ADDR with byte DATA,

	  Options:
		  -b	byte access
		  -w	word access (16 bit)
		  -l	long access (32 bit)
		  -d FILE	write file (default /dev/mem)

config CMD_MEMTEST
	tristate
	prompt "memtest"
	help
	  The memtest command can test the registered barebox memory.
	  During this test barebox memory regions like heap, stack, ...
	  will be skipped. If the tested architecture has MMU with PTE
	  flags support, the memtest is running twice with cache enabled
	  and with cache disabled

	  Usage: memtest [-ib]

	  Options:
		  -i ITERATIONS	perform number of iterations (default 1, 0 is endless)
		  -b	perform only a test on bus lines

config CMD_MM
	tristate
	select COMPILE_MEMORY
	prompt "memory modify (mm)"
	help
	  Memory modify with mask

	  Usage: mm [-bwld] ADDR VAL MASK

	  Set/clear bits specified with MASK in ADDR to VALUE

	  Options:
		  -b	byte access
		  -w	word access (16 bit)
		  -l	long access (32 bit)
		  -d FILE	write file (default /dev/mem)

config CMD_MW
	tristate
	default y
	select COMPILE_MEMORY
	prompt "mw"
	help
	  Memory write

	  Usage: mw [-bwld] REGION DATA...

	  Write DATA value(s) to the specified REGION.

	  Options:
		  -b	byte access
		  -w	word access (16 bit)
		  -l	long access (32 bit)
		  -d FILE  destination file (default /dev/mem)

#end Memory commands
endmenu




menu "Hardware manipulation"

config CMD_CLK
	tristate
	depends on COMMON_CLK
	prompt "clk_dump, clk_set_parent, clk_set_rate"
	help
	  clk_dump - show information about registered clocks

	  Usage: clk_dump [-v]

	  Options:
	  -v  verbose


	  clk_set_parent - set parent of a clock

	  Usage: clk_set_parent CLK PARENT


	  clk_set_rate - set a clocks rate

	  Usage: clk_set_rate CLK HZ

	  Set clock CLK to RATE Hz.

config CMD_DETECT
	tristate
	prompt "detect"
	help
	  Some devices take longer time to probe, like slow disks or
	  SD/MMC cards. These can defer the actual probe of the client
	  devices until they are needed. Use the 'detect' command on
	  the physical device to trigger probing.

	  Usage: detect [-lea] [devices]

	  Options:
		  -l	list detectable devices
		  -e	bail out if one device fails to detect
		  -a	detect all devices

config CMD_FLASH
	tristate
	prompt "erase, protect and unprotect"
	help
	  erase - erase flash memory

	  Usage: erase DEVICE [AREA]

	  Erase the flash memory handled by DEVICE. Which AREA will be erased
	  depends on the device: If the device represents the whole flash
	  memory, the whole memory will be erased. If the device represents a
	  partition on a main flash memory, only this partition part will be
	  erased.

	  Use 'addpart' and 'delpart' to manage partitions

	  protect - enable flash write protection

	  Usage: protect DEVICE [AREA]

	  Protect the flash memory behind the device. It depends on the device
	  given, what area will be protected. If the device represents the whole
	  flash memory, the whole memory will be protected. If the device
	  represents a partition on a main flash memory, only this partition part
	  will be protected.

	  Use 'addpart' and 'delpart' to manage partitions.


	  unprotect - disable flash write protection

	  Usage: unprotect DEVICE [AREA]

	  Unprotect the flash memory behind the device. It depends on the device
	  given, what area will be unprotected. If the device represents the whole
	  flash memory, the whole memory will be unprotected. If the device
	  represents a partition on a main flash memory, only this partition part
	  will be unprotected.

config CMD_GPIO
	bool
	depends on GENERIC_GPIO
	prompt "gpio_direction_input, gpio_direction_output, gpio_get_value and gpio_set_value"
	help
	  gpio_direction_input - set direction of a GPIO pin to input

	  Usage: gpio_direction_input GPIO


	  gpio_direction_output - set direction of a GPIO pin to output

	  Usage: gpio_direction_output GPIO


	  gpio_get_value - return value of a GPIO pin

	  Usage: gpio_get_value GPIO


	  gpio_set_value - set a GPIO's output value

	  Usage: gpio_set_value GPIO VALUE

config CMD_HWCLOCK
	bool
	depends on RTC_CLASS
	prompt "hwclock command"
	default y
	help
	  The hwclock command allows to query or set the hardware clock (RTC).

config CMD_I2C
	bool
	depends on I2C
	prompt "i2c_probe, i2c_read and i2c_write"
	help
	  i2c_probe - probe for an i2c device

	  Usage: i2c_probe BUS START END

	  Probe the i2c bus BUS, address range from START to END for devices.


	  i2c_read - read from an i2c device

	  Usage: i2c_read [-bacrwv] DATA...

	  Options:
		  -b BUS		i2c bus number (default 0)
		  -a ADDR		i2c device address
		  -r START	start register
		  -w		use word (16 bit) wide access
		  -c COUNT	byte count
		  -v		verbose


	  i2c_write - write to an i2c device

	  Usage: i2c_write [-barwv] DATA...

	  Options:
		  -b BUS		i2c bus number (default 0)
		  -a ADDR		i2c device address
		  -r START	start register
		  -w		use word (16 bit) wide access
		  -v		verbose

config CMD_LED
	bool
	depends on LED
	prompt "led command"
	help
	  Control LEDs

	  Usage: led LED VALUE

	  Control the value of a LED. The exact meaning of VALUE is unspecified,
	  it can be a brightness, or a color. Most often a value of '1' means on
	  and '0' means off.

	  Without arguments the available LEDs are listed.

config CMD_NAND
	tristate
	default y
	depends on NAND
	prompt "nand"
	help
	  NAND flash handling

	  Usage: nand [-adb] NANDDEV

	  Options:
		  -a		register a bad block aware device ontop of a normal NAND device
		  -d		deregister a bad block aware device
		  -b OFFS	mark block at OFFSet as bad

config CMD_NANDTEST
	tristate
	depends on NAND
	depends on PARTITION
	depends on NAND_ECC_HW || NAND_ECC_SOFT
	prompt "nandtest"
	help
	  NAND flash memory test

	  Usage: nandtest [-tmsiol] NANDDEVICE

	  Options:
		  -t	Really do a nandtest on device
		  -m	Mark blocks bad if they appear so
		  -s SEED	supply random seed
		  -i ITERATIONS	nNumber of iterations
		  -o OFFS	start offset on flash
		  -l LEN	length of flash to test

config CMD_POWEROFF
	tristate
	depends on HAS_POWEROFF
	prompt "poweroff"
	help
	  Turn the power off.

config CMD_SPI
	bool
	depends on SPI
	prompt "spi command"
	help
	  Write/read from SPI device

	  Usage: spi [-brcmfwv] DATA...

	  Options:
		  -b BUS	SPI bus number (default 0)
		  -r COUNT	bytes to read
		  -c		chip select (default 0)
		  -m MODE	SPI mode (default 0)
		  -f HZ		max speed frequency, in Hz (default 1 MHz)
		  -w BIT	bits per word (default 8)
		  -v		verbose

config CMD_LED_TRIGGER
	bool
	depends on LED_TRIGGERS
	prompt "trigger command"
	help
	  Handle LED triggers

	  Usage: trigger [-td] TRIGGER [LED]

	  Control a LED trigger. Without options assigned triggers are shown.

	  Options:
	  -t  set a trigger (needs LED argument)
	  -d  disable a trigger

config CMD_USB
	bool
	depends on USB_HOST
	prompt "usb command"
	default y
	help
	  (re-)detect USB devices

	  Usage: usb [-f]

	  Scan for USB devices.

	  Options:
		  -f	force rescan

config CMD_USBGADGET
	bool
	depends on USB_GADGET
	select FILE_LIST
	prompt "usbgadget"

config CMD_WD
	bool
	depends on WATCHDOG
	prompt "wd command"
	help
	  Enable/disable/trigger the watchdog

	  Usage: wd [TIME]

	  Enable the watchdog to bark in TIME seconds.
	  When TIME is 0, the watchdog gets disabled,
	  Without a parameter the watchdog will be re-triggered.

config CMD_WD_DEFAULT_TIMOUT
	int
	default 0
	depends on CMD_WD
	prompt "default timeout"
	help
	  Define the default timeout value in [seconds] if the first call of
	  'wd' is done without a timeout value (which means the watchdog gets
	  enabled and re-triggered with the default timeout value).

# end Hardware manipulation commands
endmenu



menu "Miscellaneous"

config CMD_2048
	tristate
	prompt "2048"
	help
	  Console version of the game "2048" for GNU/Linux

config CMD_BAREBOX_UPDATE
	tristate
	select BAREBOX_UPDATE
	prompt "barebox-update"
	help
	  Update barebox to persistent media.

	  Usage: barebox_update [-ltdyf] [IMAGE]

	  Options:
		  -l		list registered targets
		  -t TARGET	specify data target handler name
		  -d DEVICE	write image to DEVICE
		  -y		autom. use 'yes' when asking confirmations
		  -f LEVEL	set force level

config CMD_FIRMWARELOAD
	bool
	select FIRMWARE
	prompt "firmwareload"
	help
	  Provides the "firmwareload" command which deals with devices which need
	  firmware to work. It is also used to upload firmware to FPGA devices.


config CMD_LINUX_EXEC
	bool "linux exec"
	depends on LINUX
	help
	  Execute a command on the host

	  Usage: linux_exec COMMAND

config CMD_INSMOD
	bool
	depends on MODULES
	default y
	prompt "insmod"
	help
	  Load a barebox module.

config CMD_LSMOD
	bool
	depends on MODULES
	prompt "lsmod"
	help
	  List loaded barebox modules.

config CMD_OF_DUMP
	tristate
	select OFTREE
	prompt "of_dump"
	default y if CMD_OFTREE
	help
	  dump devicetree nodes to the console

	  Usage: of_dump [-f] [NODE]

	  Options:
		-f <dtb>	work on <dtb> instead of internal devicetree

config CMD_OF_NODE
	tristate
	select OFTREE
	prompt "of_node"
	help
	  Create/delete nodes in the device tree

	  Usage: of_node [-cd] NODE NAME

	  Options:
		  -c	create a new node
		  -d	delete a node

config CMD_OF_PROPERTY
	tristate
	select OFTREE
	prompt "of_property"
	help
	  Handle device tree properties

	  Usage: of_property [-sd] NODE [PROPERTY] [VALUES]

	  Options:
		  -s	set property to value
		  -d	delete property

	  Valid formats for values:
	  <0x00112233 4 05> - an array of cells. cells not beginning with a digit are
                    interpreted as node paths and converted to phandles
	  [00 11 22 .. nn]  - byte stream
	  If the value does not start with '<' or '[' it is interpreted as string

config CMD_OF_DISPLAY_TIMINGS
	tristate
	select OFTREE
	prompt "of_display_timings"
	help
	  List and select display timings

	  Usage: of_display_timings [-lS] [-s path] [-f dtb]

	  Options:
		  -l		list path of all available display-timings
		  -S		list path of all selected display-timings
		  -s path	select display-timings and register oftree fixup
		  -f dtb	work on dtb. Has no effect on -s option

config CMD_OF_FIXUP_STATUS
	tristate
	select OFTREE
	prompt "of_fixup_status"
	help
	  Register a fixup to enable or disable node

	  Usage: of_fixup_node [-d] path

	  Options:
		  -d		disable node
		  path		Node path or alias

	  Register a fixup to enable or disable a device tree node.
	  Nodes are enabled on default. Disabled with -d.

config CMD_OFTREE
	tristate
	select OFTREE
	prompt "oftree"
	help
	  oftree - handle device trees

	  Usage: oftree [-lspf] [DTB]

	  Options:
		  -l		Load DTB to internal device tree
		  -s		save internal device tree to DTB
		  -p		probe devices from stored device tree
		  -f		free stored device tree

config CMD_TIME
	bool "time"
	help
	  time - measure execution duration of a command

	  Usage: time COMMAND

	  Note: This command depends on COMMAND being interruptible,
	  otherwise the timer may overrun resulting in incorrect results

config CMD_STATE
	tristate
	depends on STATE
	prompt "state"

config CMD_DHRYSTONE
	bool
	prompt "dhrystone"
	help
	  CPU benchmark tool

config CMD_SPD_DECODE
	tristate
	prompt "spd_decode"
	select DDR_SPD
	help
	  decode spd eeprom

# end Miscellaneous commands
endmenu




# end Commands
endmenu

endif