Well, the computer term came from "bootstrap loader" which was a very short program that could hand off to something more complex.
In turn, "bootstrap loader" came from the idiom to pull oneself up by the bootstraps, meaning to get going, put in extra effort, and solve the problem yourself. More modern slang might be "get over it," "deal with it," or "suck it up."
The bootstrap idiom comes from a story by Baron Munchausen who claimed to have pulled himself up by the bootstraps to carry himself out of a swamp where he was sinking.
The origin of the term booting comes from the American English language. This word dates back to 1880 and was intended to mean to eject or kick out. It is used today to signify the starting up of a computer.
Booting (also known as booting up) is the term used to describe the start up of a computer system when the power is switched on.
"Booting."
Its also termed as booting a computer
Booting
It's usually called 're-booting'.
1. Cold Booting 2. Hot Booting
greek is the origin of oceanography
lahar is the term for mass movement that is volcanic in origin
cold booting is simply shutting down the pc. warm booting is restarting the pc.
The term is etymology.
Glacial drift is the term for all sediments of glacier origin.