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%SECTION0{name=LinuxBootIntro}% Introduction In principle, if you have a Linux kernel image %IF{ "%HAVE_FDT%" eq "true"}% and the flattened device tree blob %ENDIF% somewhere in system memory (RAM, ROM, flash...), then all you need to boot the system is the =bootm= command. Assume a Linux kernel image has been stored at address 0x%KERNEL_ADDR% %IF{ "%HAVE_FDT%" eq "true"}% and the flattened device tree blob has been stored at address 0x%FDT_ADDR%%ENDIF% - then you can boot this image with the following command: %IF0{ "%HAVE_FDT%" eq "true" }% <pre> %UBOOT_PROMPT% bootm %KERNEL_ADDR% - %FDT_ADDR% </pre> %ELSE0% <pre> %UBOOT_PROMPT% bootm %KERNEL_ADDR% </pre> %ENDIF0%
7. Booting Embedded Linux
1. Abstract
7.2. Flattened Device Tree Blob
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