BootloaderLogik
BootloaderLogik is a term used in software architecture to describe the logic component within a bootloader that governs how a device starts up. It encompasses the decision making, sequencing, and control flow that selects and loads the next stage of firmware.
The scope includes initialization of minimal hardware state, memory setup, and peripheral readiness, as well as
Key functions include image integrity verification, signature checks, rollback protection, update handling, and support for multiple
Implementation considerations include determinism, low resource usage, and testability on constrained devices. The logic must persist
Relation to related concepts: BootloaderLogik is closely related to secure boot, measured boot, firmware updates, and