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U-boot is a bootloader and comes preinstalled on this board.  This is loaded in the eMMC hardware boot partitions in /dev/mmcblk0boot0.  U-boot sets up the hardware and then loads the OS from the available storage devices.  Most users will not need to customize u-boot further, and can proceed to the [[#Debian]] sections for information on application development.
U-Boot is a bootloader and comes preinstalled on this board.  The U-Boot bootloader is loaded in the eMMC hardware boot partitions in /dev/mmcblk0boot0.  U-Boot sets up the hardware and then loads the OS from the available storage devices.  U-Boot allows booting images from the microSD, eMMC, NFS, or USB. Most users will not need to customize u-boot further, and can proceed to the [[#Debian]] sections for information on application development.

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U-Boot is a bootloader and comes preinstalled on this board. The U-Boot bootloader is loaded in the eMMC hardware boot partitions in /dev/mmcblk0boot0. U-Boot sets up the hardware and then loads the OS from the available storage devices. U-Boot allows booting images from the microSD, eMMC, NFS, or USB. Most users will not need to customize u-boot further, and can proceed to the #Debian sections for information on application development.