Definition: BSD installer is a system software that provides utilities, applications, and services directly to end-users without the need for installation on the user's computer. It handles tasks such as installing or upgrading operating systems, updating drivers, or configuring devices. This means it doesn't require any hardware changes; instead, it works through various libraries and tools provided with the system. BSDs are widely used in embedded systems, servers, and other applications that do not require a physical installation of software on a user's computer.
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