You might also be looking for Apple's stage 2 bootloader , which also uses the "iBoot" name. If the second character of your Model Number is "B" e. There is a gray area between week 40 of ?? Any iPhone made after Week 45 of ?? This is an RMA sent to us from a support a case.
Would be interesting if you post the output of: show flash show version CLI commands. Posted Dec 14, AM.
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Polycom Pano. Polycom Trio. Also, I would like to know a name of a popular bootrom that is typically used in ARM systems. It contains the very first code which is executed by the processor on power-on or reset. Depending on the configuration of some strap pins or internal fuses it may decide from where to load the next part of the code to be executed and how or whether to verify it for correctness or validity. Sometimes it may contain additional functionality, possibly usable by user code during or after booting.
Some examples:. Embedded in the mask ROM and can't be modified. Also provides accelerated decryption functions for the next stage bootloader. Placed in a hidden portion of the internal flash which is mapped at 0 on power-on.
If a valid user code is in flash needs to have proper checksum , maps it to 0 and jumps to it. Bootloader is responsible for finding and loading the final OS or firmware which is supposed to run on the chip. One main difference from bootrom is that it's usually in writable flash and can be replaced or upgraded. Sometimes bootrom can perform the job of the bootloader. However, in many cases a separate bootloader is used, either because the bootrom is not capable enough or absent , or because extra flexibility is needed.
It can be very simple load kernel from a fixed flash location in RAM and jump to it , or can be much more complicated. For example, U-Boot is a like a mini-OS by itself - it has a console, some commands, allows you break the boot process and e.
Bootloaders are usually used when you have a more or less complex OS which may need some set up before it can be started. Smaller microcontrollers like NXP's LPC series usually use a monolithic firmware so they can get by without it however, there may be custom bootloaders for them too. On the very simplest chips there may be no boot ROM or boot loader at all - they just try to fetch and execute instructions from a fixed startup address. No Trustzone settings are enabled in the boot sequence.
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