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The Universal Bootloader (U-Boot) provides a flexible and powerful first-stage bootloader for a wide range of embedded systems and architectures. Essential for board bring-up and kernel loading.
Das U-Boot is a primary boot loader for embedded boards, responsible for initializing the hardware, loading the operating system kernel into memory, and executing it. It is open-source and widely used in the embedded Linux community.
Modern embedded systems require a reliable, configurable, and feature-rich bootloader capable of initializing complex hardware and loading various operating systems or applications across numerous processor architectures.
Supports a vast array of CPU architectures and board types, offering a single codebase for diverse hardware.
Provides a command-line interface for configuration, memory inspection, and testing during development.
U-Boot is essential in any scenario requiring initial hardware setup and OS loading on an embedded system. Common use cases include:
Loading the Linux kernel or other operating systems onto Single Board Computers (SBCs) or custom embedded devices after power-on.
Provides the critical first step to make the system functional, enabling complex software to run.
Initializing peripherals, configuring memory, and testing hardware components during the development phase of a new embedded board.
Facilitates early stage hardware validation and debugging, accelerating development cycles.
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