> but the computer does not need other filesystem than root to be mounted
> to boot correctly, therefore it makes no sense to depend on
> other filesystems then root.
What if any of the essential directories (/var, /home, ...) reside on
other filesystems, are mounted onto the root filesystem, like when
encrypted or on a remote server and might not be available yet?
> but the computer does not need other filesystem than root to be mounted
> to boot correctly, therefore it makes no sense to depend on
> other filesystems then root.
What if any of the essential directories (/var, /home, ...) reside on
other filesystems, are mounted onto the root filesystem, like when
encrypted or on a remote server and might not be available yet?