Actually kernel will use buildtime option as default if nothing is passed as boot time command line. I guess you want to know how to use the kernel default ... then just pass nothing to kernel. Make sure then that your kernel was well configured at build time or you will most likely end up with a kernel panic at the time of mounting root filesystem.

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Junior a écrit :

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Hi all, How do I make uboot use the commandline args in embedded in the kernel rather than those supplied by uboot?

Thanks. --Jr.

unset bootargs

Patrice.

Thanks. I'm actually refering to building. What option do I set or unset? My build doesn't like when I unset CMDLINE_TAG, unless I messed something up.

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-----Original Message----- From: wd@denx.de Sent: Fri, 06 Jul 2007 16:36:27 +0200 To: ejr@inbox.com Subject: Re: [U-Boot-Users] How to use kernel cmdline instead

In message DAC6A9AD08C.0000016Cejr@inbox.com you wrote:

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How do I make uboot use the commandline args in embedded in the kernel rather than those supplied by uboot?

You cannot. U-Boot never uses any information embedded in the kernel.

For U-Boot, the kernel is just a binary blob of unknown (and uninteresting) data.

Thanks, On second thought, this might be a kernel thing. What I really meant is for the kernel to boot with the embedded cmdline instead of using the one supplied by the bootloader.

--Jr.

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-----Original Message----- From: wd@denx.de Sent: Fri, 06 Jul 2007 16:36:27 +0200 To: ejr@inbox.com Subject: Re: [U-Boot-Users] How to use kernel cmdline instead

In message DAC6A9AD08C.0000016Cejr@inbox.com you wrote:

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How do I make uboot use the commandline args in embedded in the kernel rather than those supplied by uboot?

You cannot. U-Boot never uses any information embedded in the kernel.

For U-Boot, the kernel is just a binary blob of unknown (and uninteresting) data.

Thanks, On second thought, this might be a kernel thing. What I really meant is for the kernel to boot with the embedded cmdline instead of using the one supplied by the bootloader.

--Jr.

From the U-boot command line you have to unset the bootargs environment variable. To do that : U-Boot> setenv bootargs

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