[U-Boot-Users] How to hardcoded linux kernel command line

Thu Dec 9 19:38:19 CET 2004

In message <000801c4de1a$f7e8c680$df85d783 at NICK> you wrote:
> 
> But because I do not have specificated flash space for u-boot to store those data, 

Why don't you? Why are  you  castrating  one  of  the  most  powerful
features of U-Boot?

> can I hard-code the linux kernel command line? I mean just write it in the source code.
> If I can, where should I go?

Go and read the documentation. In this case, the README.  Search  for
CONFIG_BOOTARGS

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Wolfgang Denk

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