Re: /boot partition changes when it should not

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thib wrote:
I'm guessing OP literally checksums the volume from the block device.

Yes, of course. I mean "md5sum /dev/sda1".

If I'm right, it could be anything, really, lots of filesystem metadata
moving around without actually touching any file contents (access times,
for example).

It's mounted read-only (actually also "noatime", although that is
implied by "ro"). The access times cannot change. Nor the other
metadata. And in fact they don't: "ls -Rl", "ls -Rlc", "ls -Rlu" report
no changes in the metadata.

So, Clive, what filesystem are you using?

Good point, that is probably important. ext3.

I wouldn't worry, the read-only option should be
enough, as long as you don't do any maintenance operations on it

I do NO write operation whatsoever on it. It is not allowed to change in
ANY way.
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