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an x86 bootloader built in pure NASM assembly.
This is a student project, and is purely for learning. It is possible to use it to boot a personal OS, but is not advised to use with commercial OSes such as Windows or Mac OS X.
Made on a Mac. =D
A collection of tested tiny bootloader files for PIC microcontrollers
=A powerful system for mini2440 board generated from uboot-1.3.1=
==At fisrt thought ,I'd like it to work as a single system.==
==It can download binary file and boot it,including linux ,wince,andoid...==
==Just many kinds of phone or pda systems.==
==Anyone has other ideas ?We can discuss!Welco...
== g-bios Overview ==
The *g-bios* project aims at designing and developing a general architecture of bootloader/BIOS for Android and generic embedded Linux.
===Features===
Auto-decting the type image file and auto-burning intelligently.
Various file system support, including YAFFS1, YAF...
AK loader (AK) is a project without much ambition,to develop a boot loader single or multi-boot, everything depends on the participation of developers. I use the GPL because it more independence to developers. All participation is welcome.
My site http://akernelloader.freehostia.com
Hobble (<b>HOB</b>by <b>B</b>oot <b>L</b>oad<b>E</b>r) is a simple boot loader aimed at hobby os developers.
=AVR Etherboot=
An ethernet bootloader for the Atmel AVR microcontroller family.
==Introduction==
This project implements a bootloader for AVR ATMega 8bit microcontrollers, that loads the firmware via ethernet and uses the TFTP protocol.
The goal is to reach a bootloader size of 2k words m...
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uzebox,
avr,
atmega644,
game,
engine,
homebrew,
console,
atmel,
megatris,
midi,
snes,
bootloader,
emulator,
sd
The ext4 file system is now merged into Linux kernel as ext4dev. However, an ext4-formated partition can not be used as a boot partition, because GRUB Legacy(referred to as grub in the following part), which is the most popular bootloader nowadays, doesn't yet support mounting and reading ext4 part...