A Mac will start from BootROM which passes control to either the BootX (PowerPC) or boot.efi (Intel) boot loader.
In order to answer the question, one would need to know for which operating system the "bootstrap loader" or boot loader is intended. There have been many boot loaders since electronic computers capable of running stored programs were first developed. Some of the earliest bootstrap loaders had no name at all; they were merely a list of steps one would execute to flip switches on the front panel of a computer to enter a rudimentary set of instructions that would allow the computer to finish loading its operating program from a paper tape reader or stack of punched cards. One popular boot loader used with Linux systems today is called GRUB, which stands for "Grand Unified Boot Loader".
No this game wont work on mac unless you have the boot camp program
If your referring to a computer than the system should boot itself after you install an operating system like windows, linux, or Mac Otherwise install a chameleon boot loader
No. It does not erase Mac. When you use Boot Camp you are switching your operating system to Windows. (Usually to run a program for Windows.) You can switch back whenever you want.
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Windows software will not run on Mac. The Windows operating system will run on any Intel based Mac in dual-boot mode. You can use Boot Camp which is already installed on your Mac or another program such as Parallels.
Boot Camp is designed to help people setting up Windows operating system under back as dual boot solutions. Running Linux under Mac is a bit more complicated, there are other solutions of Mac/Linux (dual boot) Mac/Windows/Linux (triple boot). Installing Linux on a Mac with other operating systems on board requires advanced knowledge (especially boot loader [rEFIt] and Linux kernel compiling).
Nowadays not much. There is a program called Boot Camp that will let you run Windows on a Mac and once you have that you can pretty much do anything you want to do on a PC on a Mac.
Boot camp is used for installing Windows on a Macintosh. A similar program would serve little purpose for Windows, as legally Mac OS X can only be run on a Mac, whereas Windows can be run on any compatible personal computer.
If you get boot camp or another program for the mac that runs windows on a mac you should be able to get it to run. Most people say it works fine with no problem although a few people have some problems with it
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Boot Camp Assistant. "Boot Camp" is basically just a set of drivers for Windows to use Apple's hardware and installs software to update the drivers automatically when needed and a way to boot back to the Mac side with out having to hold down the Option key every time.