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Android Boot Process |
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Booting Process |
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Android Boot Process Overview |
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Kernel, Init, Zygote, and Dalvik VM |
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Understanding Android System Servers |
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In the realm of computing, booting signifies the initiation of a computer or device until it becomes operational. This can be activated either by hardware, like pressing a button, or through a software command. Upon powering on, the computer initially possesses limited functionality, being able to access only a portion of its storage known as Read-only memory. Within this memory, a small but crucial program called firmware resides. This firmware conducts power-on self-tests, facilitating access to other memory types such as hard disks and main memory. Subsequently, the firmware loads larger programs into the computer's main memory for execution. In devices like general-purpose computers, smartphones, and tablets, there is an optional process known as a boot manager.
The Android Boot Process encompasses the following six fundamental steps:
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