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The bootloader is a small program that runs when a device is first powered on. Its primary function is to initialize the hardware and load the operating system into memory. Think of it as the initial step in the startup process for computers, smartphones, and many other electronic devices.
When you turn on a device, the bootloader is the first piece of software that executes. It
The bootloader is typically stored in a special, non-volatile memory chip on the device's motherboard or system-on-a-chip