Kjerneladning
Kjerneladning is a Danish term used to describe the process by which an operating system kernel is loaded into memory during boot and prepared to manage hardware and run initial services. It encompasses the sequence from initial bootstrapping to the handover to user-space.
The process typically involves several stages. A bootloader, such as GRUB in Linux or the Windows Boot
Dynamic aspects of kjerneladning include the loading of kernel modules after the core boot. The module system
Platform differences exist in how kjerneladning is implemented. Linux typically uses a bootloader to load a
Security considerations are important during kjerneladning. Secure Boot can verify kernel signatures to prevent tampering, and
In summary, kjerneladning refers to the critical boot-time transition where the kernel is brought into operation