qmicli(1) on Linux
The text c439fea81d57, as Debian 8 (Jessie) shipped it.
Control QMI devices
Flags it lists
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--client-cid -
--client-no-release-cid -
--device -
--device-open-net -
--device-open-proxy -
--device-open-sync -
--device-open-version-info -
--dms-activate-manual -
--dms-get-activation-state -
--dms-get-band-capabilities -
--dms-get-capabilities -
--dms-get-factory-sku -
--dms-get-hardware-revision -
--dms-get-ids -
--dms-get-manufacturer -
--dms-get-model -
--dms-get-msisdn -
--dms-get-operating-mode -
--dms-get-power-state -
--dms-get-prl-version -
--dms-get-revision -
--dms-get-time -
--dms-get-user-lock-state -
--dms-list-stored-images -
--dms-noop -
--dms-read-eri-file -
--dms-read-user-data -
--dms-reset -
--dms-uim-get-ck-status -
--dms-uim-get-iccid -
--dms-uim-get-imsi -
--dms-uim-get-pin-status -
--dms-uim-get-state -
--dms-uim-set-ck-protection -
--dms-uim-unblock-ck -
--get-service-version-info -
--help -
--help-all -
--help-dms -
--help-nas -
--help-pbm -
--help-uim -
--help-wda -
--help-wds -
--nas-get-cell-location-info -
--nas-get-home-network -
--nas-get-serving-system -
--nas-get-signal-info -
--nas-get-signal-strength -
--nas-get-system-info -
--nas-get-system-selection-preference -
--nas-get-technology-preference -
--nas-network-scan -
--nas-noop -
--nas-reset -
--nas-set-system-selection-preference -
--pbm-get-all-capabilities -
--pbm-noop -
--silent -
--uim-get-card-status -
--uim-get-file-attributes -
--uim-noop -
--uim-read-transparent -
--uim-reset -
--verbose -
--version -
--wda-get-data-format -
--wda-noop -
--wda-set-data-format -
--wds-follow-network -
--wds-get-current-data-bearer-technology -
--wds-get-data-bearer-technology -
--wds-get-default-settings -
--wds-get-packet-service-status -
--wds-get-packet-statistics -
--wds-get-profile-list -
--wds-noop -
--wds-reset -
--wds-start-network -
-V -
-d -
-h -
-p -
-v