SMBIOS-WIRELESS-CTL(1)

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version 2.4.3 · 3 versions
, in ubuntu jammy

💖 SMBIOS-WIRELESS-CTL 💖

okay bestie, gather round, because this is the smbios-wireless-ctl manual page — that's the SMBIOS-WIRELESS-CTL(1) girlie from the User Commands section, and yes she is exactly as iconic as she sounds. 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

smbios-wireless-ctl — literally just src/bin/smbios-wireless-ctl, that's the whole vibe 💅

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

smbios-wireless-ctl

no args, no drama, she just shows up and does her thing 🦋

👑 OPTIONS 👑

so many flags bestie, and every single one of them is here, no skips, no cuts, periodt ✨

  • --version — shows the program's version number and dips out. classic. 💫
  • -h, --help — prints this help message and exits, because sometimes you just need a little reassurance 🫶
  • --info — show wireless configuration. this is the default behavior, the main character energy default. 👑
  • --boot — set the BIOS boot-time setting. 🔥
  • --no-boot — do not set the BIOS boot-time setting. opposite girlie. 🙈
  • --runtime — set the BIOS runtime setting. this one is also default. ✨
  • --no-runtime, --boot-only, --boot_only — do not set the BIOS runtime setting. three whole names for one job, she's versatile like that 💅
  • --wlan=WLAN — set the radio runtime status for wireless LAN 📶
  • --bt=BT — set the radio runtime status for Bluetooth 🦋
  • --wwan=WWAN — set the radio runtime status for cellular (wireless WAN) 📱
  • --uwb=UWB — set the radio runtime status for UWB 🌈
  • --wigig=WIGIG — set the radio runtime status for WiGig ⭐
  • --sw_wlan=SW_WLAN — set the hardware switch so that it controls the radio for wireless LAN 🎚️
  • --sw_bt=SW_BT — set the hardware switch so that it controls the radio for Bluetooth 🎚️
  • --sw_wwan=SW_WWAN — set the hardware switch so that it controls the radio for cellular (wireless WAN) 🎚️
  • --sw_uwb=SW_UWB — set the hardware switch so that it controls the radio for UWB 🎚️
  • --sw_wigig=SW_WIGIG — set the hardware switch so that it controls the radio for WiGig 🎚️
  • --sw_locator=SW_LOCATOR — enable or disable the WIFI locator switch 📍
  • --st_wlan — get status for wireless LAN. the tea is: 0 = enabled. 1 = disabled. 2 = not present. 3 = unsupported. 4 = unknown. 🍓
  • --st_bt — get status for Bluetooth. 0 = enabled. 1 = disabled. 2 = not present. 3 = unsupported. 4 = unknown. 💙
  • --st_wwan — get status for cellular (wireless WAN). 0 = enabled. 1 = disabled. 2 = not present. 3 = unsupported. 4 = unknown. 💜
  • --st_uwb — get status for UWB. 0 = enabled. 1 = disabled. 2 = not present. 3 = unsupported. 4 = unknown. 🧚
  • --st_wigig — get status for WiGig. 0 = enabled. 1 = disabled. 2 = not present. 3 = unsupported. 4 = unknown. 🌟
  • --st_locator=ST_LOCATOR — get status for the locator switch 📍
  • -v, --verbose — display more verbose output. she's chatty, we love her 🗣️
  • -q, --quiet — minimize program output. only errors and warnings get to speak. 🤫
  • --trace — enable verbose function tracing. watch her every move 🔍
  • --logconfig=LOGCONFIG — specify an alternate config log 📝
  • --security-key=SECURITY_KEY — BIOS pre-calculated security key 🔐
  • --password=PASSWORD — BIOS Setup password for set/activate operations 🔑
  • -r, --rawpassword — do not auto-convert the password to scancodes 🚫
  • --memory-dat=MEMORY_DAT — path to a memory dump file to use instead of real RAM 🧠
  • --cmos-dat=CMOS_DAT — path to a CMOS dump file to use instead of real CMOS 💾

🔍 SEE ALSO 🔍

the full documentation for smbios-wireless-ctl lives as a Texinfo manual, bestie. if the info program and smbios-wireless-ctl are properly installed at your site, then this command

info smbios-wireless-ctl

should give you access to the complete manual. iykyk 🫶

and that's the whole page, no cap. go forth and slay your wireless radios. 💖✨

that was smbios-wireless-ctl version 2.4.3, October 2021 — thanks for reading bestie, mwah 💋🎀🦋

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