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5 Command Line Interface
The LEMT command line interface is available for both Linux and Windows versions.
For a detailed description of the supported command line options, refer to the following chapters.
5.1 General Options
lemt help Displays help screen with a brief list of available options
lemt showgui Starts the graphic user interface (Windows only)
5.2 Get System Information
lemt []
Supported options are:
version Displays the board ID and version string
partno Displays part number
serialno Displays serial number
bios Displays BIOS version used for factory testing
date Displays manufacturing / test date
2partno Displays secondary part number (if present)
2serialno Displays secondary serial number (if present)
pwrcycles Displays the number of power cycles
uptotal Displays total uptime
upboot Displays uptime since last boot
tempcpu Displays the current CPU temperature
tempcpulog Displays the logged minimum and maximum CPU temperatures
tempboard Displays the current board temperature
tempboardlog Displays the logged minimum and maximum board temperatures
tempboot Displays the CPU and board temperature at boot
restart Displays the last restart event (e.g. “Hardware Reset”, “Power loss”, etc.)
exception Displays exception code
mpcurr Displays average main supply current (see note below)
smc Displays SMC bootloader and firmware ID strings including date codes and flash file
system header status
getbios Displays currently active BIOS (0 = standard, 1 = failsafe)
all Displays all available information
Notes:
 On some platforms, not all options may be available.
 All temperatures are displayed in centigrade.