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One can choose to custom partition the hd. There is no requirement that
/boot be on its own partition, and I've never done that myself.
The big advantage of a separate /boot partition in Jay Hart's case is
that it can be shared between multiple OS versions that otherwise have
distinct filesystems, which simplifies the grub.conf setup: all
entries refer to different vmlinuz/initrd entries on the same boot
partition.
p
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