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Originally Posted by BusterBrown
Wonder about this line in Printenv: bootargs_base=console=ttymxc0,115200 mem=256M panic=10
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That one is the kernel command line.
Not sure what the "panic=10" kernel command line option is, would have to look that one up in the kernel_source/Documentation tree.
Everything else on that line looks "as expected" (and the kernel is being told to run /dev/console on the same hardware you are now using, at the same speed).
Note: The options on that line which are __not__ consumed by the kernel, are passed onto the next stage of initialization (often to the initramfs or init or whatever is next).
So if you don't find that "panic= " option in the kernel documentation, then it is something for later in the process.
If it helps to read those strings ...
u-boot runs a small version of Busybox ash.
Which is why some look like shell scripting - they are.
