Where is the bootloader stored on the hard disk of a UEFI system?
Where is the bootloader stored on the hard disk of a UEFI system?
In a UEFI system, the bootloader is stored on the EFI System Partition (ESP). UEFI, which stands for Unified Extensible Firmware Interface, replaces the older BIOS system and uses the ESP to store boot loaders, kernel images, and other necessary files for starting up the operating system. The ESP is specifically designed for this purpose, making it the correct location for the bootloader in a UEFI setup.
If boot mode was set to legacy BIOS then MBR would be correct choice but here boot mode in question is UEFI for which correct answer is c
Answer C. EFI system partition(ESP) is used by machines based on the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface(UEFI) to store boot loaders and kernel images for O.Ss installed.
Answer is C. Normally, UEFI uses ESP. However, there are times when UEFI needs to be backwards compatible for BIOS / CHS.
Forget about Legacy BIOS, just the past. UEFI is the present ao answer is C :)
Uefi=ESP. C
Answer is B, MBR
for BIOS (legacy) yes, but for UEFI it's ESP
The boot.img is located in MBR for both Legacy GRUB and GRUB2. Isn't that file the bootloader?
Is. For MBR (BIOS) computers. But UEFI does not use MBR, it uses ESP partition.
The UEFI system does't have MBR. the right answer is B
SORRY options "C" becouse the UEFI systems don't have MBR