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BOOBOOT can load your 64 bit kernel on the following platforms:
* Legacy BIOS (x86_64 with PMBR)
* El Torito "no emulation" CDROM boot (x86_64)
* UEFI (x86_64)
* Raspberry Pi (AArch64)
* Legacy BIOS (x86_64 with PMBRMBR)
* Legacy BIOS boot with any arbitrary boot manager (x86_64, chainloaded from VBR)
* Legacy BIOS boot with a single OS on a forward-compatible GPT disk (x86_64, booted from PMBR)
* Legacy BIOS for embedded systems (x86_64, in BIOS Expansion ROM)
* UEFI (x86_64)
* UEFI for embedded systems (x86_64, in PCI Option ROM)
* CDROM, El Torito "no emulation" CDROMBIOS boot (x86_64, hybrid GPT/ISO9660 image)
* CDROM, El Torito UEFI boot Extension (x86_64)
* ISOLINUX / LILO / BOOTLIN / etc. (x86_64 via the Linux kernel boot protocol)
 
For GRUB compatibility, BOOTBOOT is also Multiboot compliant, so you can add it to the grub.cfg in it's own entry. This is useful if want to dual boot multiple OSes.
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