<ul><li>The Linux boot process is a systematic sequence of steps that prepares the operating system for user interaction.</li><li>The process includes power-on and system initialization, POST, bootloader execution, kernel initialization, starting the init system, service and target initialization, reaching the login prompt.</li><li>BIOS and UEFI are firmware interfaces used for system initialization.</li><li>GRUB is the commonly used bootloader in Linux systems, responsible for loading the kernel.</li></ul>

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