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A bootloader is the first piece of software executed when a computer or embedded system is powered on. Its main task is to initiate the process of loading the operating system into memory and to prepare hardware components for operation. Although a bootloader functions in both general-purpose computers and embedded systems, its operation differs depending on the architecture. In Linux-based embedded systems in particular, the bootloader must be installed and configured by the user. General Defin