Pretty Parser for BMC Device Tree
Pretty Attribute Parser Usage pretty-attributes [option [/] [-j] [<-limited>/<attribute1,attribute2,...>]] -If no option is provided, information about all targets will be displayed. pretty-attributes export [] pretty-attributes import pretty-attributes read / pretty-attributes write / pretty-attributes translate /
Options
-t,-target
--> Specify a target to display information about that specific target.
usage : pretty-attributes -t[arget] <cronus_name_of_the_target> [-j] [<-limited>/<attribute1,attribute2,...>]
-p,-path
--> Provide a physical path to display information about the target located at that path.
usage : pretty-attributes -p[ath] <physical_path> [-j] [<-limited>/<attribute1,attribute2,...>]
-n,-nodes
--> Print the hierarchical structure of nodes.
--> If a path is specified, the subtree rooted at that path will be displayed.
usage : pretty-attributes -n[odes] [-fullpath <full_physical_path>] [<physical_path>]
-l,-list
--> Lists all available targets.
usage : pretty-attributes -l[ist]
-j,-json
--> Print target information in JSON format.
-limited
--> Print Limited information about all targets.
-f,-find
--> Displays a list of attributes for the specified target. (For example, We can get list of cores, dimms etc.)
usage : pretty-attributes -f[ind] <target> [attribute1=value attribute2=value ...]
-parent
--> Displays the parent of given target
usage : pretty-attributes -parent <cronus_of_target>
-child
--> Displays the children of given target
usage : pretty-attributes -child <cronus_of_target>
-host
--> Specify BMC to get connected (give -host <hostname> at the end if the command)(By default it is rain100bmc.aus.stglabs.ibm.com)
usage : pretty-attributes [specify-options] -host <hostname>
-password
--> Specify Password to get connected (give -password <password> at the end if the command)(By default it is 0penBmc0)
usage : pretty-attributes [specify-options] -password <password>
-user
--> Specify username to get connected (give -user <username> at the end if the command)(By default it is service)
usage : pretty-attributes [specify-options] -user <username>
export
--> Used to print all attribute values.
import
--> Used to update device tree with attribute values.
read
--> Used to print a single attribute value for a target.
write
--> Used to modify a single attribute value for a target.
translate
--> Used to translate target name between cronus and device tree.
<attr-list>
--> Filename containing list of attribute names to export.
<attr-dump>
--> Filename containing targets and attribute values.
<target>
--> Device tree target, e.g. p10:k0:n0:s0:p00 (cronus).
<path>
--> Device tree path, e.g. /sys-0/node-0/proc0 (device tree path).
<value>
--> Value of the attribute.
<attribute>
--> Name of an attribute.