👉 A bootloader is a set of software instructions that is used to initialize or configure an electronic device, such as a computer. It typically includes code written by the operating system and other applications on the device, and it allows the device to interact with its hardware components. Bootloaders are essential for many devices, including smartphones, tablets, and servers, because they allow them to access and manipulate their firmware or proprietary software without needing to manually update the software. They also help ensure that the operating system remains
