The Multiboot specification is an open standard that provides kernels with a uniform way to be booted by Multiboot-compliant bootloaders. The reference implementation of the Multiboot specification is provided by GRUB.| wiki.osdev.org
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Real Mode is a simplistic 16-bit mode that is present on all x86 processors. Real Mode was the first x86 mode design and was used by many early operating systems before the birth of Protected Mode. For compatibility purposes, all x86 processors begin execution in Real Mode.| wiki.osdev.org