My apologies and thanks for the clarification. I suppose I could see how you'd want to create a hook to create the unified image, in which case /boot or whateve

My apologies and thanks for the clarification. I suppose I could see how you'd want to create a hook to create the unified image, in which case /boot or whatever could simply be a directory that holds the non-unified images. I guess the point I was trying to make, is whether you call the partition that holds your unified kernel images /boot or /esp or whatever.. it is still a separate unencrypted partition that most people would associate with a boot partition, whether it is mounted at /boot or /esp.