Re: How does linux boot
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Ritesh Raj Sarraf <riteshsarraf@users.sourceforge.net>(by way of Ritesh Raj Sarraf <riteshsarraf@users.sourceforge.net>) writes:
> The computer is on. The BIOS loads the boot-loader. The boot-loader
> loads the kernel image. If the kernel image has modules, initrd also
> gets loaded so that appropriate modules can be loaded for the kernel
> to identify the hardware, filesystems etc etc...
BIOS does a POST, and if successful, hands off to the bootloader. The
bootloader loads the kernel image, then the initrd. Kernel then
starts running, loads modules.
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