LInux LOader

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LInux LOader (LILO) is an early Linux boot loader program that loads the operating system kernel into memory during system startup.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Linux boot loader
boot loader
computer program
architectureSupport x86 NERFINISHED
bootDeviceSupport floppy disk
hard disk
bootMenu text-based menu
bootMethod non-interactive by default
bootProcess loads Linux kernel image into memory
passes control to Linux kernel
bootStage initial boot stage
canBoot Linux NERFINISHED
other operating systems via chain loading
category Linux system software
system boot software
configurationFile /etc/lilo.conf
configurationStyle text-based configuration file
designGoal simple and robust boot loading
developedFor early Linux distributions
doesNotSupport UEFI natively
fullName Linux LOader NERFINISHED
hasAbbreviation LILO NERFINISHED
historicalRole one of the earliest Linux boot loaders
interaction keyboard selection of boot entry
license free software license
operatingSystem Linux
platform IBM PC compatible NERFINISHED
primaryFunction load Linux kernel into memory
start operating system during boot
replacedBy GRUB in many distributions
requires running lilo command after configuration changes
requiresCommand lilo NERFINISHED
status largely superseded by GRUB
supports booting different Linux kernels
booting from specific disk sectors
booting multiple operating systems
supportsFeature boot menu
boot-time kernel parameter selection
boot-time timeout
password-protected boot entries
read-only root filesystem flag at boot
specifying VGA mode at boot
specifying root filesystem at boot
uses BIOS boot mechanism
writesTo Master Boot Record NERFINISHED
partition boot sector

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LILO nameMeaning LInux LOader