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What is initrd boot mode?

TI wiki page http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/MCSDK_UG_Chapter_Tools#Loading_and_Running_Linux_Kernel states:

U-Boot supports three ways to boot kernel and is configured through 'boot' env variable. For each of this method, the boot env variable value to be used is provided in parenthesis.

  • tftp kernel and initrd ramfs (ramfs);
  • tftp kernel and use nfs mounted filesystem (net);
  • using ubifs (ubi);

What is 'initrd' ?

Shouldn't boot be set to 'uinitrd' not 'ramfs' for initrd mode?

Best regards

David