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EC-Council: Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator(CHFI-V10)
Module 3 : Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems
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Which of the following stages in a Linux boot process involve initialization of the system‘s hardware?
A:    BIOS Stage
B:    Bootloader Stage
C:    BootROM Stage
D:    Kernel Stage
Explanation: The Linux boot process consists of the following three stages: BIOS Stage:The first stage of the Linux boot process is the BIOS stage. It initializes the system hardware during the booting process. Bootloader Stage: The bootloader stage includes the task of loading the Linux kernel and optional initial RAM disk. The kernel enables the CPU to access RAM and the disk. Kernel Stage: Once the control shifts from the bootloader stage to the kernel stage, the virtual root file system created by the initrd image executes the Linuxrc program. This program generates the real file system for the kernel and later removes the initrd image.

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Chhavi Kaushik on 03/06/2024
Opted Answer: A

At BIOS stage hardware initialization will be there.

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Krishna on 13/03/2024
Opted Answer: D

The Linux kernel is responsible for hardware initialization after it has been loaded into memory.

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