fw_printenv(8) [debian man page]

fw_printenv(8)															    fw_printenv(8)

NAME

       fw_printenv - Tool for printing environment for the bootloader U-Boot

SYNOPSIS

       fw_printenv [ -n name ] [ name ... ]

DESCRIPTION

       fw_printenv  is a simple tool for printing the environment for the bootloader U-Boot. All environment variables matching the names given as
       arguments are shown. If fw_printenv is called without any arguments the entire environment is printed.

OPTIONS

       -n     If the n flag is set fw_printenv only prints the value of the supplied variable name.

FILES

       /etc/fw_env.config
	      Configuration file for fw_printenv.

SEE ALSO

       fw_setenv(8)

AUTHOR

       Wolfgang Denk <wd@denx.de>

       This manual page was written by Per Andersson <avtobiff@gmail.com>

Debian Project							    August 2008 						    fw_printenv(8)

KENV(1) 						    BSD General Commands Manual 						   KENV(1)

NAME

     kenv -- dump or modify the kernel environment

SYNOPSIS

     kenv [-hNq]
     kenv [-qv] variable[=value]
     kenv [-q] -u variable

DESCRIPTION

     The kenv utility will dump the kernel environment if invoked without arguments.  If the -h option is specified, it will limit the report to
     kernel probe hints.  If an optional variable name is specified, kenv will only report that value.	If the -N option is specified, kenv will
     only display variable names and not their values.	If the -u option is specified, kenv will delete the given environment variable.  If the
     environment variable is followed by an optional value, kenv will set the environment variable to this value.

     If the -q option is set, warnings normally printed as a result of being unable to perform the requested operation will be suppressed.

     If the -v option is set, the variable name will be printed out for the environment variable in addition to the value when kenv is executed
     with a variable name.

     Variables can be added to the kernel environment using the /boot/loader.conf file, or also statically compiled into the kernel using the
     statement

	   env filename

     in the kernel config file.  The file can contain lines of the form

	   name = value # this is a comment

     where whitespace around name and '=', and everything after a '#' character, are ignored.  Almost any printable character except '=' is
     acceptable as part of a name.  Quotes are optional and necessary only if the value contains whitespace.

SEE ALSO

     kenv(2), config(5), loader.conf(5), loader(8)

HISTORY

     The kenv utility appeared in FreeBSD 4.1.1.

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