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/proc/mounts is a clearly defined format#24

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This is a more solid check for if "/" is "btrfs".

This is a more solid check for if "/" is "btrfs".

Signed-off-by: Eric Curtin <ecurtin@redhat.com>
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In general I'm not sure /etc/fstab should be assumed to exist in 2024. In RHIVOS for example we are getting rid of it and only relying on systemd .mount files. It increases boot speed as in modern systemd Linux systems, /etc/fstab isn't really used anyway. There's a generator that converts the whole thing to systemd .mount files during boot.

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We need to be able to handle it if the goal is to displace GRUB broadly.

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What's it in this context?

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