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ext2: mark as deprecated - kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git - Linux kernel source tree
(git.kernel.org)
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Depends how you read that. FAT32 is basically required for
/boot/EFI
but you still see/boot
as separate old, stable filesystem on some setups. Usually it is just a bit easier/less hassle to do the whole thing up as FAT32 but you don’t have to.