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A '''bootloader''' is the first lines of code that run when starting up a device. By default on an iPod, Apple's own bootloader will launch. This allows the device to load the stock operating system. | |||
A bootloader is the first code that | |||
But, there are custom made bootloaders that you can put onto an iPod. These custom bootloaders allow the user to switch between different operating systems and have a custom look upon boot. | But, there are custom made bootloaders that you can put onto an iPod. These custom bootloaders allow the user to switch between different operating systems and have a custom look upon boot. | ||