| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | --device-group <name> | SDM device group name | | --devices <file,list> | Comma-separated device IDs or file containing device list | | --schedule now\|timestamp | Deploy immediately or at given time | | --pre-check-only | Only validate compatibility, do not install | | --force | Skip safety prompts (use with caution) | | --no-rollback | Disable automatic rollback snapshot | | --sdm-profile <name> | SDM environment profile (e.g., prod , staging ) |

: Locate the BBTools package. It is often found on sites like Server Side Modding (SDM) or through specialized modding repositories.

: Visit the BBTools website ( https://sourceforge.net/projects/bbtools/ ) and download the appropriate version for your operating system.

Scenario: You have a custom board with a Qualcomm Snapdragon (SDM) SoC and a Broadcom/Cypress Bluetooth module. The module requires a specific firmware version ( flver ). The vendor provided a tool named bbtools (or a derivative) that generates or flashes this firmware. You now need to integrate this into your SDM board’s boot process.

: BBTools converts the mesh, not the textures. You will need to convert .tpf files separately using Yabber to see the skins in Blender.

The term does not appear in official BBTools documentation, Conda repositories, or GitHub. It may be a typo for “bbtools filter” or a custom build flag (“flver” could mean “full version”). Thus, the first step in any SDM installation is package name verification .