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Installation mount points
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Below you can find mount points that the installer uses during the installation.
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Target system
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The root of the target system is mounted under the directories ``/mnt/sysimage`` and
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``/mnt/sysroot``.
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/mnt/sysimage
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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This is a mount point of the physical root of the target system. It is used to mount a device that
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contains ``/`` of the target system.
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/mnt/sysroot
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^^^^^^^^^^^^
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This is a mount point of the system root of the target system. It is used to mount ``/`` of the
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target system.
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Usually, the physical root and the system root are the same, so ``/mnt/sysroot`` is attached to
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the same file system as ``/mnt/sysimage``. The only exceptions are rpm-ostree systems, where the
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system root is changing based on the deployment. Then ``/mnt/sysroot`` is attached to a
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subdirectory of ``/mnt/sysimage``.
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It is recommended to use ``/mnt/sysroot`` for ``chroot``.
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