Template:U-Boot$

1. Usage

The U-Boot$ template is used to prefix a command that must be executed on the U-Boot console, with a U-Boot-specific prompt.
Thanks to the u-boot-prompt class defined in MediaWiki:Common.css, a double (or triple) click to select the command doesn't select the prompt.

Usage:  {{U-Boot$}}

2. Basic examples

You type	You get
help env command executed on the U-Boot console {{U-Boot$}} help env<br> env - environment handling commands	help env env - environment handling commands

3. More examples

You type	You get
2 commands executed on the U-Boot console and preformatted text block (space at the beginning of each line) {{U-Boot$}} help env env - environment handling commands {{U-Boot$}} env default -a	help env env - environment handling commands env default -a
Command executed on the U-Boot console and preformatted text block (space at the beginning of each line) {{U-Boot$}} help env env - environment handling commands	help env env - environment handling commands
Long command executed on the U-Boot console and preformatted text block (space at the beginning of each line) {{U-Boot$}} this is a so long command executed on the U-Boot console that a horizontal scrolling bar is needed	this is a so long command executed on the U-Boot console that a horizontal scrolling bar is needed
Template used within another public message box template {{Info | Message before the command {{U-Boot$}} help env env - environment handling commands Message after the command }}	Information Message before the command help env env - environment handling commands Message after the command
Template used within another protected message box template {{InternalInfo | Message before the command {{U-Boot$}} help env env - environment handling commands Message after the command }}

4. Maintenance

This template is a template common to all ST wikis.
Modifications must be done into the WikiModel. They must be reviewed by all ST wikis maintainers.
When approved, the template can be pushed/merged towards all ST wikis.

Das U-Boot -- the Universal Boot Loader (see U-Boot_overview)