Linux Boot Process and Boot Loaders

Where is the configuration file 'grub.cfg' stored?

What command should you run after editing /etc/default/grub?

Which shell variable controls the background image in GRUB?

What does the GRUB_DISABLE_RECOVERY variable prevent?

Which GRUB command is used to load a Linux kernel?

What does BIOS stand for?

Which disk partitioning scheme is associated with UEFI?

Which is the default boot loader for most Linux operating systems?

What record does the traditional BIOS expect the boot device to start with?

What is the abbreviation for Unified Extensible Firmware Interface?

In the Linux boot process, what is loaded before initiating the kernel data structures?

What is responsible for loading the kernel into memory during the boot process?

Which system manager daemon is commonly used in Linux distributions to streamline the boot process?

How can administrators modify bootstrap configurations in Linux systems?

Which component can be changed to affect the arguments passed to the kernel by the boot loader?

In Linux distributions, what does UEFI stand for?

What feature does systemd add to the boot process in Linux distributions?