Bootloaderkoden
Bootloaderkoden is a term that refers to the initial code executed by a computer's firmware when powered on, commonly known as a bootloader. This software layer serves as an intermediary between the hardware and the operating system, facilitating the process of loading an operating system into memory. Bootloaders are essential for the startup sequence, enabling tasks such as hardware initialization, system diagnostics, and the selection of which operating system or firmware to launch.
Bootloaders are typically stored in non-volatile memory, such as flash memory, ensuring they persist even after
The code within a bootloader may include security features such as authentication mechanisms to prevent unauthorized
Bootloaderkoden can vary significantly depending on the device and its intended use. Embedded systems, such as