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TFTP is a lightweight UDP-based file transfer protocol used for booting devices, flashing firmware, and transferring files to routers, embedded devices, and switches. It's ideal when devices have limited resources or you need to push firmware or config during boot, at the cost of no authentication o

TFTP is commonly used to load bootloader, kernel, and rootfs images to embedded targets (ARM boards, routers, IoT devices) during development or recovery. It's simple (no auth/encryption), fast on local networks, and supported by most bootloaders like U-Boot.

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