Startup system and method using boot code

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Digital data processing system initialization or configuration – Loading initialization program

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C713S001000, C713S100000, C714S036000

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10841902

ABSTRACT:
A startup system using a boot code includes an external memory storing a boot code, a buffer connected to an external memory for storing the boot code transferred from the external memory, a DMA controller for commanding transfer of the boot code from the external memory to the buffer, and a mapping circuit connected to the buffer for mapping the boot code stored in the buffer onto a CPU. Accordingly, a flash ROM for storing the boot code may be eliminated, thereby reducing system cost.

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