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cmd:kernel [2012/03/24 20:52]
mcb30
cmd:kernel [2014/03/10 13:53]
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 ===== Synopsis ===== ===== Synopsis =====
  
-    kernel [--name <​name>​] <​uri|image>​ [<​arguments>​...]+    kernel [--name <​name>​] ​[--timeout <​timeout>​]  ​<​uri|image>​ [<​arguments>​...]
  
 or or
  
-    imgselect [--name <​name>​] <​uri|image>​ [<​arguments>​...]+    imgselect [--name <name>] [--timeout <timeout>] <​uri|image>​ [<​arguments>​...]
  
 or or
  
-    imgload [--name <​name>​] <​uri|image>​ [<​arguments>​...]+    imgload [--name <name>] [--timeout <timeout>] <​uri|image>​ [<​arguments>​...]
  
 ===== Examples ===== ===== Examples =====
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 ===== Description ===== ===== Description =====
  
-Download and select an executable image from the specified URI.  A name for the downloaded image can be specified using the ''​%%--name%%''​ option. ​ Any remaining arguments will be passed directly to the image.+Download and select an executable image from the specified URI.  A name for the downloaded image can be specified using the ''​%%--name%%''​ option. ​ A download progress timeout can be specified (in milliseconds) using the ''​%%--timeout%%''​ option. ​ Any remaining arguments will be passed directly to the image.
  
 The image will become the selected image to be used as the default image for the [[:​cmd:​boot]] command. The image will become the selected image to be used as the default image for the [[:​cmd:​boot]] command.
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 ===== Notes ===== ===== Notes =====
  
-The command ​''​kernel'',​ ''​imgselect'',​ and ''​imgload'' ​are identical.+There is no difference between the commands ​''​kernel'',​ ''​imgselect'',​ and ''​imgload''​.
  
 After downloading and selecting an image using the ''​kernel''​ command, you can use the ''​[[:​cmd:​imgstat]]''​ command to check that the image has been autodetected as the correct image type. After downloading and selecting an image using the ''​kernel''​ command, you can use the ''​[[:​cmd:​imgstat]]''​ command to check that the image has been autodetected as the correct image type.
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