Listing modem trace input and output options

When you start tracing, you must specify the input and output options. The following table lists the available options for nrfutil trace lte:

Option	Type	Description
--input-file <PATH>	Input	Input file to read trace data from
--input-serialport <SERIALPORT>	Input	Specify serial port to use (COM for Windows, /dev/ttyACM devices for Linux, and /dev/tty devices on macOS). Supports custom serial port options in 'key=value' pairs with comma separation.
--output-pcapng <PATH>	Output	Output the trace data to PcapNG file format.
--output-pcapng-stdout	Output	Output the trace data to PcapNG format on standard output (stdout). Use this option to pipe capture data to other tools, such as Wireshark. Supports the same --pcapng-filter option as --output-pcapng. Note: On Windows, PowerShell below v7.4 does not correctly handle piping or redirecting binary data from standard output. As a result, the PcapNG data may be malformed and might not open correctly in Wireshark. Use PowerShell v7.4 or later, or write output to a file with --output-pcapng instead.
--pcapng-filter <FILTER>	Output	Specify packets to include in the PcapNG file as a comma-separated list of packet types.
--output-raw <PATH>	Output	Output the trace data to raw (binary) file format.
--output-wireshark <WIRESHARK_EXECUTABLE>	Output	Output the trace data into a Wireshark named pipe, providing the path to Wireshark.