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You can use NanoVNA-Q firmware, it has scanraw command which don't have such
limit, but it returns raw measurements with no calibration corrections.

For 'scan' command, which can return calibrated values,
NanoVNA-Q firmware currently ignores the [points] value, always returning 101,
but 'frequencies' returns the number of points requested.

Using 'scan' command, e.g. in edy555 firmware,
a shell script can combine multiple scans, e.g.:

ch scan
usage: scan {start(Hz)} {stop(Hz)} [points]
ch pause
ch scan 10000 100000 90
ch data 0 > data0.txt
ch data 1 > data1.txt
ch frequencies > freq.txt
ch scan 100100 200100 90
ch data 0 >> data0.txt
ch data 1 >> data1.txt
ch frequencies >> freq.txt
...