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U-Boot

U-Boot is designed to be a small and efficient boot loader that can easily be ported and debugged to new architectures and hardware platforms. It provides serial console output as well as loading of images via network links and writing onto Flash. A Wiki based documentation is available on the following pages.
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RedBoot

RedBoot is a bootstrap environment for embedded systems developed by eCosCentric. It is used for both product development (debug support) and in deployed products in the field (Flash update and network booting). It is also an eCos application that uses a minimal kernel-less configuration of eCos consisting of only the eCos Hardware Abstraction Layer.
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Linux Bootloaders

This section contains information and pointers to boot loaders which can be used to load and run Linux kernels on ARM based platforms. This is by no means exhaustive, but is aimed at giving initial pointers to developers. Please, feel free to update this list if you use a boot loader which is not included in this list and works on an ARM based platform (indicating whether it is generic or only works on a limited set of boards/processors).
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U-Boot is designed to be a small and efficient boot loader that can easily be ported and debugged to new architectures and hardware platforms. It provides serial console output as well as loading of images via network links and writing onto Flash. A Wiki based documentation is available on the following pages.
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U-Boot is designed to be a small and efficient boot loader that can easily be ported and debugged to new architectures and hardware platforms. It provides serial console output as well as loading of images via network links and writing onto Flash. A Wiki based documentation is available on the following link.

RedBoot

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