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The bootstrap program can be used to start the computer, and in doing so, clear the memory, set up devices, and load the operating system from input/output internal or external memory.
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To start up or reset a computer. When a computer is booted, a bootstrap routine is automatically executed that looks for and loads the operating system. A cold boot is when the computer is powered up from an off state. A warm boot occurs when an already turned on computer is rebooted.
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short for Bootstrap, the name given to an automatic program loading process when a computer is switched on, or a program run
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Start the computer. Cold boot: start the computer from the OFF position. Warm Boot: restart the computer while in the ON position because of a crash or installation of system files.
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To raise the levels rod some number of inches so as to be visible to the instrument man, eg "Boot 6!" means "raise it 6 inches."
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| boot | the act of selling illegally or without permission |
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| boot | unproductive of success |
| boot | tray to gain favor by cringing or flattering |
| boot | someone who humbles himself as a sign of respect |
| boot | attempting to win favor from influential people by flattery |
| boot | a maker of boots |
| boot | a strap that is looped and sewn to the top of a boot for pulling it on |
| boot | help oneself, often through improvised means |
| boot | a variety of goldenrod |
| boot | goods or money obtained illegally |
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