On 12/30/2016 02:19 AM, Mayavimmer wrote:
Is it safe?
If your system boots, then probably, yes.
If so, why does the Fedora installer propose a separate /boot in this EFI hardware case with GPT partitioning?
The kernel and initrd need to be in a place that GRUB2 can read them. Anaconda can build up a lot of different storage stacks, and it's simpler and more reliable to default to putting the kernel and initrd on their own partition. It's more likely to produce a working system, and beyond that, it's a lot easier to work with if you need to do any kind of repair/recovery.
Are there advantages/disadvantages? Skipping the creation of a separate /boot seems very convenient since a new install under LVM would only require one new physical partition
Well, two, at least. You need your EFI partition and your LVM partition, at a minimum.
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