Definition: In the Bible, "bootloader" refers to a type of program or firmware that runs on an operating system before the OS starts. It's essential for initializing the system when it boots up. The "entry" part indicates there are many different kinds of entries within this bootloader, such as files, directories, and special functions. The "arch.conf" file is usually located in the root directory of a bootloader and is used by the bootloader to manage its state and configuration. It's important for determining what actions should be taken when booting up or before the operating system starts.
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