Partition Layout
The bootable Leda Quickstart images are disk image with multiple partitions:
- Two bootloader partitions, to enable A/B update process
- A separate partition to hold bootloader status information
- An optional rescue partition with basic operating system and tooling
- Two rootfs partitions with a full installation of the operating system, to enable A/B update process
- A data partition for storing container runtime data
Partition Layout for QEMU x86-64
The x86_64 image uses GRUB as a bootloader and the partition layout is as follows:
Partition Layout for QEMU ARM-64
The partition layout for QEMU ARM-based images are comparable, except:
- Bootloader is replaced with U-Boot
Partition Layout for Raspberry Pi
The partition layout for Raspberry Pi images are comparable, except:
- Bootloader is replaced with U-Boot
- The last partition (the data partition) is marked as growable, to allow the use of the larger SD-Card capacities for container runtime data
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