O lo'o fa'apipi'iina le faiga fa'aogaina e ala i se faiga fa'apipi'i, e sili atu ona ta'ua o le ta'avale. O le boot loader o se polokalame o lana galuega o le utaina lea o se polokalame tele, e pei o le faiga faʻaogaina. A e kiina se komepiuta, o lona manatua e masani ona le iloa. O le mea lea, e leai se mea e tamoe ai.
Pe a fa'aola le komipiuta o lo'o fa'auluina le faiga fa'aoga i totonu o le manatua autu?
When the computer is first turned on, the main memory leai contain any valid bits. The operating system itself must be loaded from the hard drive to the main memory. This seems like a catch-22! The solution is a progressive sequence of larger and larger booting programs that load the OS.
What is the operating system usually loaded onto?
Operating systems usually come pre-loaded on any computer you buy. O le tele o tagata latou te fa'aogaina le faiga fa'aoga e sau ma latou komepiuta, ae e mafai ona fa'aleleia pe suia fo'i faiga fa'aoga. O faiga fa'aoga masani e tolu mo komepiuta a le tagata lava ia o Microsoft Windows, macOS, ma Linux.
Where is the operating system loaded when a system is booting?
Booting the system is done by loading the kernel into main memory, and starting its execution. The CPU is given a reset event, and the instruction register is loaded with a predefined memory location, where execution starts. The initial bootstrap program is found in the BIOS read-only memory.
A e amata lau komepiuta o le fea polokalama e tatau ona amata muamua?
A e kiina le eletise i se komepiuta, o le polokalama muamua e masani lava se seti o fa'atonuga o lo'o teuina i totonu ole komepiuta na'o le manatua faitau (ROM). O lenei code e su'esu'e ai masini fa'aoga ina ia mautinoa o lo'o lelei mea uma.
E fa'afefea ona amata se faiga fa'aoga?
The first thing a computer has to do when it is turned on is start up a special program called an operating system. … The boot loader’s job is to start the real operating system. The loader does this by looking for a kernel, loading it into memory, and starting it.
O a ituaiga o booting?
E lua ituaiga o seevae:
- Se'e Malūlū/Se'e Malosi.
- Fa'a mafanafana/se'e vaivai.
Is RAM a permanent memory?
RAM is the fastest as well as the most expensive type of memory in a computer. Is RAM permanent storage? No, RAM stores data only temporarily.