Type the absolute path of the directory that the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard reserves for the static files of the boot loader, including the kernel image and initramfs on a typical distribution.

LPIC-1 Exam 101-500, objective 102. Linux installation and package management easy

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Why

The FHS assigns /boot to everything the boot loader needs before the root filesystem is usable: the kernel, the initial RAM filesystem and, on GRUB systems, /boot/grub with its modules and generated configuration. It is often given its own small partition so that the loader can read it even when / is on LVM or encrypted storage. On UEFI machines the EFI System Partition is a separate FAT filesystem, usually mounted below it at /boot/efi.

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