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Qué Es La BIOS
Qué Es La BIOS
BIOS son las siglas en inglés de «Basic Input Output System«, que significa algo así como
«Sistema básico de entrada y salida». Es un firmware instalado en una memoria ROM (no
volátil) del ordenador, frecuentemente en un chip dedicado. Es un elemento fundamental en
el arranque de un PC porque es el puente entre el hardware y el software del sistema:
esencialmente, es lo que le explica al software cómo debe funcionar el hardware.
What is BIOS?
BIOS stands for "Basic Input Output System", which means something like "Basic input and
output system." It is a firmware installed in a ROM (non-volatile) memory of the computer,
often on a dedicated chip. It is a fundamental element in starting a PC because it is the bridge
between the hardware and the software of the system: essentially, it is what explains to the
software how the hardware should work.
Actualizar la BIOS.
Update BIOS.
partition
In order to load an operating system, the BIOS next needs to read the partition
tables. The BIOS is then searching the partition tables for a bootable partition. The
order it does this is determined by the BIOS. This includes devices like floppy disk
drives, CDROM, USB Flash drives, hard disks, solid state drives and network
adapters. The BIOS will search each device in the order it is configured until it finds
Once the BIOS finds a device that is bootable, the next step is to read the boot
loader from the device. The boot loader is a small amount of software. The boot
loader’s job is to load the operating system. Remember that BIOS has software that
is only for basic input and output. It is not able to load files from a file system - that is
the operating system’s job. However, the operating system is a sizable amount of
software. The boot loader provides the bridge between the BIOS and operating
system. The BIOS does not have the ability to read files in file systems but the boot
loader does. The boot loader is not a full operating system, but has the ability to
partition
In order to load an operating system, the BIOS next needs to read the partition
tables. The BIOS is then searching the partition tables for a bootable partition. The
order it does this is determined by the BIOS. This includes devices like floppy disk
drives, CDROM, USB Flash drives, hard disks, solid state drives and network
adapters. The BIOS will search each device in the order it is configured until it finds
Once the BIOS finds a device that is bootable, the next step is to read the boot
loader from the device. The boot loader is a small amount of software. The boot
loader’s job is to load the operating system. Remember that BIOS has software that
is only for basic input and output. It is not able to load files from a file system - that is
the operating system’s job. However, the operating system is a sizable amount of
software. The boot loader provides the bridge between the BIOS and operating
system. The BIOS does not have the ability to read files in file systems but the boot
loader does. The boot loader is not a full operating system, but has the ability to
dividir
mesas. Luego, el BIOS busca en las tablas de particiones una partición de arranque. La
El orden en que lo hace está determinado por la BIOS. Esto incluye dispositivos como
disquetes.
unidades, CDROM, unidades flash USB, discos duros, unidades de estado sólido y red
adaptadores. El BIOS buscará cada dispositivo en el orden en que está configurado hasta que
encuentre
Una vez que el BIOS encuentra un dispositivo que se puede arrancar, el siguiente paso es leer
el
El trabajo del cargador es cargar el sistema operativo. Recuerde que BIOS tiene software que
es solo para entrada y salida básica. No puede cargar archivos desde un sistema de archivos, es
decir
el trabajo del sistema operativo. Sin embargo, el sistema operativo es una cantidad
considerable de