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What is a C32 file? File used by the Syslinux, a lightweight bootloader for the Linux operating system; stores a 32-bit COMBOOT module that runs low-level functions such as detecting and setting up hardware during the boot process; often found on Linux installation discs and bootable external media.

More Information COM32 modules are written in the C programming language using the Syslinux COMBOOT API . After they are compiled, C32 files store 32-bit executable code in a raw binary format. NOTE: COMBOOT modules also have a 16-bit format, but these do not use the ".c32" file extension.

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What is a C32 file?

File used by the Syslinux, a lightweight bootloader for the Linux operating system; stores a 32-bit COMBOOT module that runs low-level functions such as detecting and setting up hardware during the boot process; often found on Linux installation discs and bootable external media.

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COM32 modules are written in the C programming language using the Syslinux COMBOOT API . After they are compiled, C32 files store 32-bit executable code in a raw binary format.

NOTE: COMBOOT modules also have a 16-bit format, but these do not use the ".c32" file extension.

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What is a C32 file?
File used by the Syslinux, a lightweight bootloader for the Linux operating system; stores a 32-bit COMBOOT module that runs low-level functions such as detecting and setting up hardware during the boot process; often found on Linux installation discs and bootable external media.