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That really isn't systemd's fault. Software needs to manage the efi variables, so systemd mounts efivarfs writable.
by Gracana 6y ago
That really isn't systemd's fault. Software needs to manage the efi variables, so systemd mounts efivarfs writable.
- easterncalculus 6y agoWhat software actually needs to repeatedly write to these variables? Systemd itself does, but there was absolutely a world before having this option on by default. Grub and such can just unmount after they are done.