June 2017
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The bootm command starts a kernel image running. The syntax is:
bootm [address of kernel] [address of ramdisk] [address of dtb].
The address of the kernel image is necessary, but the address of ramdisk and dtb can be omitted if the kernel configuration does not need them. If there is dtb but no initramfs, the second address can be replaced with a dash (-). That would look like this:
U-Boot# bootm 82000000 - 83000000
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