Bob Proulx <b...@proulx.com> writes: >> How does the system boot up if /boot is not mounted? > > You don't need /boot mounted in order to boot. It only needs to be > mounted in order to be updated. Booting happens before the operating > system is loaded and so those files are not needed at operating system > time. By the time the operating system is running there is no longer > any need to access those files.
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