The set of tools are composed of multiple shell scripts within a few installation packages, each of which should be independant of each other.

Script	Package	Cron Job	Example	Description
`ccr_bbtype.sh`	CCR Hostname		`ccr_bbtype.sh`	Returns a 1-word description of the BeagleBone model.
`ccr_hostname.sh`	CCR Hostname	`/etc/cron.d/ccr_hostname`	`sudo ccr_hostname.sh bb01`	Configure the hostname. Automatically generates a unique BBB/BBG/... hostname if necessary.
`ccr_leds.sh`	CCR LEDs	`/etc/cron.d/ccr_leds`	`ccr_leds.sh sweep`	Turn LEDs on and off, as well as show one of several patterns.
`ccr_log.sh`	CCR Log	`/etc/cron.d/ccr_log`	`ccr_log.sh "service has stopped"`	Log an external message using a simple HTTP request.
`ccr_misc.sh`	CCR Miscellaneous	`/etc/cron.d/ccr_misc`	`sudo ccr_misc.sh`	Apply various small fixes.
`ccr_dns_cache.sh`	CCR Miscellaneous	`/etc/cron.d/ccr_misc`	`sudo ccr_dns_cache.sh disable`	Enable or disable ConnMan's DNS cache functionality.
`ccr_remove_misc.sh`	CCR Miscellaneous		`sudo ccr_remove_misc.sh`	Purge several packages and related files.
`ccr_remove_x.sh`	CCR Miscellaneous		`sudo ccr_remove_x.sh`	Purge all packages related to X
`ccr_ubuntu_repo.sh`	CCR Miscellaneous		`sudo ccr_ubuntu_repo.sh enable`	Enable or disable Ubuntu's (not Debian!) ARM repos
`ccr_set_timezone.sh`	CCR Set Timezone	`/etc/cron.d/ccr_set_timezone`	`sudo ccr_set_timezone.sh`	Automatically figure out and set the correct timezone based on GeoIP. Then uses SNTP to set the correct date and time.
	CCR SMK			Dummy package for BeagleBone that depends on the full SMK package.
	CCR Update			Configure automatic installation of security fixes and updates.
`ccr_user.sh`	CCR User	`/etc/cron.d/ccr_user`	`sudo ccr_user.sh ccr icx100`	Lock down `sshd`, disable `root` and `debian`, and create a new user account.
`ccr_wifi_connection.sh`	CCR WiFi Connection	`/etc/cron.d/ccr_wifi_connection`	`sudo ccr_wifi_connection.sh Office1 secret123`	Setup a WiFi connection using Connection Manager.
`ccr_wifi_power_mode.sh`	CCR WiFi Power Mode	`/etc/cron.d/ccr_wifi_power_mode`	`sudo ccr_wifi_power_mode.sh`	Change the WiFi power mode from "extreme power saving" to "active".