Add support to add/remove custom kernel arguments for raw disk images using U-Boot#155
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Add support for WIC/raw disk (.img) images using U-Boot for the following commands: - kernel set_custom_args - kernel get_custom_args - kernel clear_custom_args Support to add custom kernel arguments using the respective option of the 'build' command is also included. Related-to: TCB-868 Signed-off-by: Lucas Akira Morishita <lucas.morishita@toradex.com>
Related-to: TCB-868 Signed-off-by: Lucas Akira Morishita <lucas.morishita@toradex.com>
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Looks good overall, just one minor comment.
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Add support to add and remove custom kernel arguments for raw disk images that use U-Boot as bootloader. Adding custom kernel arguments is also supported using the
buildcommand via its respective option in thetcbuild.yamlfile.Test cases were also added for this new feature.
Related-to: TCB-868