On Tue, 14 Nov 2023, Michal Orzel wrote:
> At the moment, in order to boot 32-bit images, we need to set BOOT_CMD
> to 'bootm' which results in adding a u-boot header on top of an image.
> Add 'bootz' to a list of supported boot commands, so that we can skip
> this extra step. In most cases,
At the moment, in order to boot 32-bit images, we need to set BOOT_CMD
to 'bootm' which results in adding a u-boot header on top of an image.
Add 'bootz' to a list of supported boot commands, so that we can skip
this extra step. In most cases, specifying 'bootm' should only be needed
for images
