set

go-udap set <mac> [--reboot|-r] [--config FILE] [--<param> VALUE ...] [--timeout DURATION]

What it does

Writes one or more NVRAM parameters to the device. The wire op writes NVRAM directly — every UCP_METHOD_SET_DATA writes; there is no separate save_data method.

Parameter values are layered from three sources, in the following priority (later wins):

1. --config FILE — INI-format key=value file
2. Piped stdin (use --config - or just pipe to stdin)
3. Per-parameter flags (--hostname newname, --lan-ip-mode 1, etc.)

Pass --reboot/-r to also reboot the device afterwards. Some changes (e.g. network config) only take effect after reboot.

Flags

Examples

DHCP on wireless with WPA2:

go-udap set 00:04:20:16:06:02 \
  --interface 0 --lan-ip-mode 1 \
  --wireless-ssid SlimNet --wireless-wpa-on 1 --wireless-wpa-mode 2 \
  --wireless-wpa-psk 'shared-secret' \
  --server-address 192.168.1.250 \
  --reboot

Restore from a backup:

go-udap set 00:04:20:16:06:02 --config backup.conf --reboot

Pipe parameters from stdin:

go-udap set 00:04:20:16:06:02 <<EOF
interface=1
lan_ip_mode=0
lan_network_address=192.168.1.50
lan_subnet_mask=255.255.255.0
lan_gateway=192.168.1.1
EOF

Exit codes

• 0 — success
• 1 — invalid MAC, unknown parameter, or malformed config
• 2 — device not found, or transport error

See Config file format for the .conf syntax.