ACCEL-CONFIG-LOAD-CONFIG(1)

💖 ACCEL-CONFIG LOAD-CONFIG 💖

okay bestie, gather round, because this is accel-config load-config from the accfg manual — it's giving "load a pre-defined config in json format" and honestly? iconic. 🎀

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🌸 NAME 🌸

accel-config-load-config — load pre-defined the configuration in json format ✨

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🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

accel-config load-config [<options>]

So basically you load the pre-defined configuration file in json format, scan through it, and set the configured attribute into the corresponding component. Simple. Slay. 💅

There's a sample config file chillin' at /etc/accel-config/accel-config.conf.sample — it's there so you can see what a loadable config file is supposed to look like, but do NOT just use it directly, because every system is different and that's just setting yourself up. 😭 You're supposed to make your own proper config file following the format of the sample, then point at it with the -c option.

The "dev" property is the key for each json object and it must be the first entry in each object block. No cap, it has to go first. 🔑

⚠️ Note, bestie: this feature is meant to be used with a configuration that was previously saved using the save-config command. If you hand-edit the configuration file, you can produce unexpected results. So like... don't. 🙈

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🌈 EXAMPLE 🌈

# accel-config load-config
The command will load the default config file at
/etc/accel-config/accel-config.conf

# accel-config load-config -c <my_config.conf>
The command will load the specified config file

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✨ OPTIONS ✨

• -l, --log= — to set where to output the config's notification 📝
• -c, --config-file — to specify the location of the customized config file 🗂️
• -e, --enable — to enable the configured devices and wqs 🔥
• -f, --forced — to disable enabled devices before configuring 💀

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and that's the whole thing, periodt. 👑

this has been accfg version 4.1.8+, dated 07/23/2026 — xoxo, go configure something iconic 🫶💜