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Devicetree

In computing, a devicetree (also written device tree) is a data structure describing the hardware components of a particular computer so that the operating system's kernel can use and manage those components, including the CPUs or SoC, the memory, the storage, the buses and the integrated peripherals.

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Devicetree

Nodes63
Edges62
Triples37
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.031746
Components1

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Devicetree

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related to Apple · 15
Devicetree → ADT, Apple, Apple Device Tree, Apple-encrypted, ARM, DTB, DTB/FDT, IM4P, IMG3, Linux, LLB, Low-Level Bootloader, On, The, The Asahi Linux
related to Formats · 12
Devicetree → ASCII, Device, Devicetree Source, DTC, FDT, Modern, Node, Nodes, Open Firmware, The, The FDT, Values
related to Example · 4
Devicetree → Devicetree Source, DTS, Example, In
related to Windows · 4
Devicetree → ACPI, DTB, Instead, Windows

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tree device operating system trees use linux format hardware also kernel used systems example arm nodes node dtb part boot

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
IMG3instance offormats0.80text
IM4Pinstance offormats0.80text
Devicetreerelated to AppleOn0.60section
Devicetreerelated to AppleARM0.60section
Devicetreerelated to AppleLow-Level Bootloader0.60section
Devicetreerelated to AppleLLB0.60section
Devicetreerelated to AppleApple-encrypted0.60section
Devicetreerelated to AppleApple0.60section
Devicetreerelated to AppleDTB/FDT0.60section
Devicetreerelated to AppleApple Device Tree0.60section
Devicetreerelated to AppleADT0.60section
Devicetreerelated to AppleIMG30.60section

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