mstreg1
Expose supported access registers
Overview
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NAME:
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mstreg
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SYNOPSIS:
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mstreg [OPTIONS]
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DESCRIPTION:
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Exposes supported access registers, and allows users to obtain information regarding the registers fields and attributes, and to set and get data with specific register.
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OPTIONS:
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-h |--help -
: Display help message.
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-v |--version -
: Display version info.
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-d |--device -
<device> : Perform operation for a specified mst device.
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-a |--adb_file -
<adb_file> : An external ADB file
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--reg_name -
<reg_name> : Known access register name
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--reg_id -
<reg_ID> : Access register ID
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--reg_len -
<reg_length> : Access register layout length (bytes)
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-i |--indexes -
<idxs_vals> : Register indexes
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-g |--get -
: Register access GET
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-s |--set -
<reg_dataStr> : Register access SET
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--show_reg -
<reg_name> : Print the fields of a given reg access (must have reg_name)
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--show_regs -
: Print all available reg access'
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--yes -
: Non-interactive mode, answer yes to all questions
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Examples:
- Show all available access register
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: mstreg
-d<device>--show_regs
- Show all fields of register PAOS
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: mstreg
-d<device>--show_regPAOS
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GET PAOS with indexes: local port 0x1 and swid 0x5:
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mstreg
-d<device>--get--reg_namePAOS--indexes"local_port=0x1,swid=0x5"
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SET PAOS with indexes: local port 0x1 and swid 0x5, and data: e 0x0:
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mstreg
-d<device>--set"e=0x0"--reg_namePAOS--indexes"local_port=0x1,swid=0x5"
History
- Debian 13 (Trixie): the text shown here
- Debian 12 (Bookworm)
- Debian 11 (Bullseye)