The built in images are called
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The built in images are called as System images.
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- A system image in computing is a serialised copy of a computer system's whole state that is kept in some non-volatile form, such a file. If a system can be shut down and then returned to the exact same state, it is considered to be able to use system images.
- System images can be utilised as a backup in certain circumstances.
- One example that makes use of an image of the full machine's RAM is hibernation.
- If a system's whole state is stored on a disc, a system image can be created by simply copying that drive to another file, which is frequently done with disc cloning software.
- Because information might be stored outside of discs and volatile memory, such as in non-volatile memory like boot ROMs, on many systems a complete system image cannot be generated by a disc cloning tool running within that system.
Thus, a command to capture a system image of a programme is offered by some programming languages.
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