Linux installation and booting process
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The document discusses the boot process of Linux operating systems. When a computer with Linux is turned on, the boot code in ROM loads and starts the kernel. The kernel then probes the system hardware and spawns the system init process. The Linux system can boot automatically or manually. In automatic mode, the complete boot procedure occurs without input, while manual mode involves operator intervention at a certain point before initialization scripts run. The typical Linux boot process involves loading and initializing the kernel, detecting and configuring devices, creating kernel threads, optional operator intervention, running system startup scripts, and achieving multiuser operation.
Linux installation and booting process
- 1. Linux Operating System & Boot Process of Linux Presented By: 32 - Shikha Misra 33 - Tejal Padhariya 35 - Kailash Jain 36- Sunny Parekh 37- Nitish Patil 38- Suraj Patil 39- Vishal Patkar
- 2. Boot Process of Linux
- 4. When computer is turned on, it executes boot code that is stored in ROM. That code figure out how to load and start the kernel. Kernel probes the systems hardware and then spawn system init process.
- 5. Automatic and manual booting Linux system can boot in automatic or manual mode. In automatic mode, system performs complete boot procedure on its own. In manual mode, system follow automatic mode up to certain point but then turn over control to an operator before initializing scripts are executed. At this point system is in “single user mode”, most system processes are not running and other users cannot login. In day to day operation, automatic booting is used. Manual booting is done mostly for system maintenance activity or troubleshooting problem such as file-system corruption.
- 6. Steps in Boot Process Typical Linux boot process consists of following phases: 1) Loading and initializing of the kernel 2) Device detection and configuration 3) Creation of kernel threads 4) Operator intervention (manual boot only) 5) Execution of system startup scripts 6) Multiuser operation
- 7. Insert CD in CD-ROM..
- 15. Linux Installation What is a Partition? Partitioning is a means to divide a single hard drive into many logical drives. A partition is a contiguous set of blocks on a drive that are treated as an independent disk. A partition table is an index that relates sections of the hard drive to partitions.
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