Hi, I've tried systemd-boot recently, I like it a lot. Thanks! There is still one concern. I'd like to have a backup EFI partition because you know things can happen and my rootfs is on a mirror anyway. There is a popular approach with setting up a mdraid version 1.0 to sync the ESPs. I don't like it because (1) FAT32 is not super reliable and (2) if there is a power outage when a partial state is written, then issues can happen, I think. I think it is better to have them mounted as e.g. /boot/efi and /boot/eficopy and make changes like this: 1. update /boot/efi 2. make sure the update is actually written to the device 3. update /boot/eficopy Right now I do this manually with rsync. I'm thinking about adding kernel/initramfs/dpkg hooks. Maybe there are easier ways to do it? Otherwise maybe this feature is desirable in systemd-boot? Kind regards, Alexander