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just a guess but s/he may have been referring to just putting root filesystem on a USB drive, but still requiring the bootloader (and possibly kernel?) to be on
by JudgeWapner 7y ago
just a guess but s/he may have been referring to just putting root filesystem on a USB drive, but still requiring the bootloader (and possibly kernel?) to be on sd card. It's a one-time "hit" that is completely negligible.
- HankB99 7y agoThat's the present situation and I've used it before. Some recent Pis can boot directly from a USB drive without the need for a bootloader on the SD card. That's still in the works for the Pi 4 as I understand, but network boot (PXE?) will come before that.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]