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> openbsd does not use a /boot/ partition. instead it uses the bsd.* files in root. So there’s no equivalent to EFISTUB (the kernel as a UEFI executable, most
by mananaysiempre 3y ago
> openbsd does not use a /boot/ partition. instead it uses the bsd.* files in root.
So there’s no equivalent to EFISTUB (the kernel as a UEFI executable, most easily accomplished by mounting the ESP at /boot)?