> Le 22/11/2025 à 06:00, katphish a écrit :
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> > Yeah that was a big reason back in the day Another was security, /boot
> > could be read-only or not even mounted.
Yes, and also resilience and robustness could be improved for both reduced hardware wear'n'tear and risk of filesystem corruption.
Even in the event of a power failure a strong assumption can be made that the integrity of /boot still holds.