What is the difference between Windows Server 2003 and Windows Server 2008 boot process? Windows Intreview Question

Steps	Windows Server 2003 Boot Process	Windows Server 2008 Boot Process
1	Power On -> BOIS Loaded -> POST	Power On -> BOIS Loaded -> POST
2	BIOS Looks for the MBR on the bootable device	BIOS Looks for the MBR on the bootable device
3	Through the MBR the boot sector is located and the NTLDR is loaded	Through the MBR the boot sector is located and the BOOTMGR is loaded
4	NTLDR reads BOOT.INI from the system volume to determine the boot drive	BOOTMGR reads the BCD (boot configuration database) file from the \boot directory
5	NTLDR loads and executesNTDETECT.COM from the system volume to perform BIOS hardware detection	BOOTMGR transfer control to theWindows Loader (winload.exe) or winresume.exe in case the system was hibernated.
6	NTLDR reads the registry files, selects a hardware profile, control set, and loads drivers flagged as "boot" defined in the system hive, then passes control toNTOSKRNL.EXE	Windows Loader loads drivers that are set to start at boot and then passes control toNTOSKRNL.EXE