MSTREG(1)

💖 MSTREG(1) — the user commands era 💖

okay bestie, welcome to mstreg, page 1 of the manual, and yes she lives in the User Commands section because she IS the moment. 🎀

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✨ NAME ✨

mstreg — Expose supported access registers 💅

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🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

lowkey this whole page is the tool talking about herself, so here's the full self-intro, kept exactly as she wrote it 🫶

🦋 NAME:

mstreg

🦋 SYNOPSIS:

mstreg [OPTIONS]

🦋 DESCRIPTION:

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. ✨

🦋 OPTIONS:

• -h | --help — Display help message. 🆘
• -v | --version — Display version info. 🏷️
• -d | --device <device> — Perform operation for a specified mst device. 👑
• -a | --adb_file <adb_file> — An external ADB file 📂
• --reg_name <reg_name> — Known access register name 🏷️
• --reg_id <reg_ID> — Access register ID 🔢
• --reg_len <reg_length> — Access register layout length (bytes) 📏
• -i | --indexes <idxs_vals> — Register indexes 🧮
• -g | --get — Register access GET 🫳
• -s | --set <reg_dataStr> — Register access SET ✍️
• --show_reg <reg_name> — Print the fields of a given reg access (must have reg_name) 👀
• --show_regs — Print all available reg access' 🗂️
• --yes — Non-interactive mode, answer yes to all questions 🙈

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🎀 Examples:

Show all available access register

mstreg -d <device> --show_regs

Show all fields of register PAOS

mstreg -d <device> --show_reg PAOS

GET PAOS with indexes: local port 0x1 and swid 0x5:

mstreg -d <device> --get --reg_name PAOS --indexes "local_port=0x1,swid=0x5"

SET PAOS with indexes: local port 0x1 and swid 0x5, and data: e 0x0:

mstreg -d <device> --set "e=0x0" --reg_name PAOS --indexes "local_port=0x1,swid=0x5"

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💜 SEE ALSO 💜

• mstflint(1) — her sister, go say hi 🫶

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🌈 cute sign-off: this lil page came from mstflint, dated March 2020, and yes it's still MSTREG(1) at the bottom, iconic behavior only 👑💖