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This document discusses the concept and process of booting a computer system. It defines booting as the process of starting a computer by loading the operating system into memory. There are two types of booting: cold booting, which occurs when first starting the computer from an off state; and warm booting, also called soft booting, which restarts the computer without fully powering off. The booting process involves six main steps - starting the system power, running hardware checks with BIOS, loading the operating system into memory, configuring system drivers and utilities, and authenticating the user login if required.
HHCJ AMUMARA:COMPUTER STUDIES LECTURE NOTE FOR SS1:004
This document discusses basic computer operations related to booting and shutting down a computer. It defines booting as the process of starting a computer and preparing the operating system. The document outlines the typical steps in booting including memory testing, hardware checking, locating the operating system, and loading it into RAM. It distinguishes between cold booting which starts a powered-off computer, and warm booting which restarts without interrupting power. Finally, it notes the process of shutting down closes programs to prepare turning off the computer's power.
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This document provides information about basic computer operations including booting and shutting down processes. It describes booting as the process of starting a computer by loading and starting the operating system. The key steps in booting include performing memory tests, checking hardware, loading the operating system into RAM, and displaying an operating system prompt or desktop. There are two types of booting: cold booting which starts a turned off computer, and warm booting which restarts without interrupting power using keyboard shortcuts. Shutting down closes all programs to prepare turning off the computer's power with the operating system closing last.
Booting in Computer
The boot process involves three main steps:
1. When the computer powers on, the bootloader located in RAM loads and starts the operating system boot process.
2. The bootloader performs checks like the POST before initializing the CPU, memory, and device controllers.
3. It then loads the operating system kernel into memory to start the operating system.
Bootstrap loader
The document discusses bootloaders, which are small programs that load an operating system after a computer's power-on self-tests. A bootloader resides in non-volatile memory like ROM and is the first program executed after POST, allowing it to load and run the operating system software from the hard disk into memory, thus starting the computer's normal functions. The booting process involves the CPU initializing and BIOS checking hardware via POST before loading the boot program from the MBR to begin operating system loading.
Booting a computer, cold boot, warm boot
Booting is the process of loading system files into memory to start a computer. It involves POST, BIOS, and loading essential files like IO.SYS, MSDOS.SYS, CONFIG.SYS, and COMMAND.COM. There are two types of booting: warm booting performed by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del, and cold booting which occurs when powering on from an off state.
Lesson 1.6
Bootable media contains software that allows a computer to boot from a removable device like a USB flash drive. When booting, the computer performs self-checks, loads the BIOS which finds the boot loader on the hard drive, and then loads the operating system along with hardware drivers and any startup programs. Bootable USB flash drives provide an easy way to install operating systems without discs by creating a portable boot device.
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This document discusses the concept and process of booting a computer system. It defines booting as the process of starting a computer by loading the operating system into memory. There are two types of booting: cold booting, which occurs when first starting the computer from an off state; and warm booting, also called soft booting, which restarts the computer without fully powering off. The booting process involves six main steps - starting the system power, running hardware checks with BIOS, loading the operating system into memory, configuring system drivers and utilities, and authenticating the user login if required.
HHCJ AMUMARA:COMPUTER STUDIES LECTURE NOTE FOR SS1:004
This document discusses basic computer operations related to booting and shutting down a computer. It defines booting as the process of starting a computer and preparing the operating system. The document outlines the typical steps in booting including memory testing, hardware checking, locating the operating system, and loading it into RAM. It distinguishes between cold booting which starts a powered-off computer, and warm booting which restarts without interrupting power. Finally, it notes the process of shutting down closes programs to prepare turning off the computer's power.
HHCJ AMUMARA: COMPUTER STUDIES LECTURE NOTE FOR SS1-001
This document provides information about basic computer operations including booting and shutting down processes. It describes booting as the process of starting a computer by loading and starting the operating system. The key steps in booting include performing memory tests, checking hardware, loading the operating system into RAM, and displaying an operating system prompt or desktop. There are two types of booting: cold booting which starts a turned off computer, and warm booting which restarts without interrupting power using keyboard shortcuts. Shutting down closes all programs to prepare turning off the computer's power with the operating system closing last.
Booting in Computer
The boot process involves three main steps:
1. When the computer powers on, the bootloader located in RAM loads and starts the operating system boot process.
2. The bootloader performs checks like the POST before initializing the CPU, memory, and device controllers.
3. It then loads the operating system kernel into memory to start the operating system.
Bootstrap loader
The document discusses bootloaders, which are small programs that load an operating system after a computer's power-on self-tests. A bootloader resides in non-volatile memory like ROM and is the first program executed after POST, allowing it to load and run the operating system software from the hard disk into memory, thus starting the computer's normal functions. The booting process involves the CPU initializing and BIOS checking hardware via POST before loading the boot program from the MBR to begin operating system loading.
Booting a computer, cold boot, warm boot
Booting is the process of loading system files into memory to start a computer. It involves POST, BIOS, and loading essential files like IO.SYS, MSDOS.SYS, CONFIG.SYS, and COMMAND.COM. There are two types of booting: warm booting performed by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del, and cold booting which occurs when powering on from an off state.
Lesson 1.6
Bootable media contains software that allows a computer to boot from a removable device like a USB flash drive. When booting, the computer performs self-checks, loads the BIOS which finds the boot loader on the hard drive, and then loads the operating system along with hardware drivers and any startup programs. Bootable USB flash drives provide an easy way to install operating systems without discs by creating a portable boot device.
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2) The BIOS loads the MBR of the boot device, which contains boot loader code and partition table information.
3) The boot loader loads the user-selected kernel into memory and passes control to it to start the operating system.
How to Change Boot Orders in BIOS
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Software preparation
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