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For a system where redundancy is a goal, it may be preferable to have multiple EFI System Partitions across multiple drives, so that if one drive fails, there is still a usable EFI System Partition.
While this can be accomplished using mdadm using an older metadata version, it is somewhat of a hack and shouldn't be used as a go-to solution.
NixOS does provide the capacity to mirror /boot when using GRUB (see boot.loader.grub.mirroredBoots), however the option is not available for systemd-boot, which I would prefer to use.
This shouldn't be too difficult to implement given that systemd-boot's bootctl supports installing to alternate directories using the --esp-path option.
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For a system where redundancy is a goal, it may be preferable to have multiple EFI System Partitions across multiple drives, so that if one drive fails, there is still a usable EFI System Partition.
While this can be accomplished using
mdadm
using an older metadata version, it is somewhat of a hack and shouldn't be used as a go-to solution.NixOS does provide the capacity to mirror /boot when using GRUB (see
boot.loader.grub.mirroredBoots
), however the option is not available forsystemd-boot
, which I would prefer to use.This shouldn't be too difficult to implement given that
systemd-boot
'sbootctl
supports installing to alternate directories using the--esp-path
option.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: