bootladdarens
Bootladdarens is a term sometimes used in computing to refer to a bootloader, a piece of software that is responsible for loading the operating system into memory when a computer starts up. The bootloader is the first piece of code that runs after the computer's firmware (like the BIOS or UEFI) has completed its initial checks. Its primary function is to locate and initiate the loading process of the main operating system kernel.
Different operating systems and architectures use various types of bootloaders. For instance, GRUB (Grand Unified Bootloader)
The process typically involves the firmware loading the bootloader from a designated storage device, such as