Shell Commands

This section describes the commands which are available on the Barebox shell.

Barebox, as a bootloader, usually shall start the Linux kernel right away. However, there are several use cases around which make it necessary to have some (customizable) logic and interactive scripting possibilities. In order to achieve this, Barebox offers several commands on it's integrated commandline shell.

The following alphabetically sorted list documents all commands available in Barebox:

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• _name
• addpart
• alternate
• bmp
• bootm
• bootu
• bootz
• cat
• cd
• clear
• clko
• cp
• cpufreq
• cpuinfo
• crc
• crc32
• delpart
• devinfo
• dfu
• dhcp
• dump_clocks
• echo
• edit
• erase
• ethact
• exec
• exit
• export
• false
• getopt
• gpio_get_value
• gpio_set_value
• gpio_direction_input
• gpio_direction_output
• go
• help
• host
• i2c_probe
• i2c_read
• i2c_write
• icache
• iminfo
• insmod
• linux16
• loadenv
• loadb
• loady
• loadxc
• login
• ls
• lsmod
• md
• memcmp
• meminfo
• memset
• menu
• mkdir
• mount
• mtest
• mw
• mycdev
• nand
• nand_boot_test
• nfs
• passwd
• ping
• printenv
• protect
• pwd
• readline
• reset
• rarpboot
• reginfo
• rm
• rmdir
• saveenv
• setenv
• sh
• sleep
• source
• test
• timeout
• true
• tftp
• ubiattach
• ubimkvol
• ubirmvol
• umount
• unlzo
• unprotect
• usb
• version