1.05.2Basic
Design a UEFI Linux disk.
Choose the standard partition from which firmware loads boot files.
Which item is appropriate?
× Incorrect
The EFI System Partition (ESP) stores EFI executables and boot data read by UEFI firmware and is commonly mounted at /boot/efi.
Detailed explanation
Incorrectswapパーティション
Incorrect. Swap stores memory pages rather than UEFI executables.
Incorrect/home用パーティション
Incorrect. /home stores user data.
IncorrectLVM物理ボリューム
Incorrect. An LVM PV provides storage to LVM and is not the standard firmware-readable ESP.
CorrectEFIシステムパーティション（ESP）
Correct. The ESP is the UEFI boot partition.
Try it yourself
An example you can run in a temporary verification environment.
printf '%s
' 'UEFI -> ESP -> EFI boot loader -> kernel'Expected result
UEFIからESP上のブートローダーを経てカーネルへ進む関係Key points
- ESP is for UEFI boot
- It stores EFI executables
- Often mounted at /boot/efi
Notes
- Environment: UEFI/GPTの概念確認
- Use read-only inspection or a disposable disk when learning storage commands.
- Partition and LVM writes can destroy data; verify the target before running them.
Foundation review
Place the operation
The ESP is a boot partition; swap, /home, and PVs serve different layers.
Check the side effect
Inspect the firmware boot entry and ESP mount before changing boot files.
Question IDKL-101-563
EnvironmentUEFI/GPTの概念確認
Last technical review2026-08-13
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