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Yet another win for Systemd.
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No, this has nothing to do with your motherboard. Once you reach the boot menu you'll be able to pick your OS and alternatively
systemd-storagetm. If you chose the the latter then your disks will be available to other machines over NVME-TCP. Just like Apple.So when it's booted it will just advertise the storage to the LAN over nvme-tcp protocol?
Not "booted", you won't be booting your full OS. It's just an option on the boot menu that launches systemd and a small program that does the magic and nothing else.
But is it running at the same time as a an OS or is it just a device without an OS running, sharing storage?