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-`/`, `/usr`, `/etc` must be mounted when the host systemd is first invoked.
This may be achieved either by using the kernel's built-in root disk mounting (in which case `/`, `/usr` and `/etc` need to be on the same file system), or via an initrd, which could mount the three directories from different sources.
-`/bin`, `/sbin`, `/lib` (and `/lib64` if applicable) should reside on `/`, or be symlinks to the `/usr` file system (recommended).
All of them must be available before the host systemd is first executed.
-`/var` does not have to be mounted when the host systemd is first invoked, however,
it must be configured so that it is mounted writable before local-fs.target is reached (for example, by simply listing it in` /etc/fstab`).
-`/tmp` is recommended to be a tmpfs (default), but doesn't have to.
If configured, it must be mounted before local-fs.target is reached (for example, by listing it in `/etc/fstab`).
-`/dev` must exist as an empty mount point and will automatically be mounted by systemd with a devtmpfs. Non-devtmpfs boots are not supported.
-`/proc` and `/sys` must exist as empty mount points and will automatically be mounted by systemd with procfs and sysfs.
-`/run` must exist as an empty mount point and will automatically be mounted by systemd with a tmpfs.
The other directories usually found in the root directory (such as `/home`, `/boot`, `/opt`) are irrelevant to systemd.
If they are defined they may be mounted from any source and at any time, though it is a good idea to mount them also before local-fs.target is reached.