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Full disk encryption
Re: Full disk encryption
I am command line illiterate. I copy & paste to the terminal. Liars, Wiseguys, Trolls, and those without manners will be added to my ignore list.
Re: Full disk encryption
MX-17.1 uses GRUB 2.02
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Re: Full disk encryption
You mean the installer, I'm talking about doing it myself. However, my questions might also be relevant for why the installer uses which option.
Good to know. Thanks. However, if MX-18 installer uses options which are not optimal for me, I'll try doing it myself with the new installation. And therefore more information might be helpful.Full disk encryption is going to be in MX-18 which is going to be released before the end of the year.
Oh, I'll try to verify this. I was going after the program name like grub-whatever not grub2-whatever.
EDIT: Can someone who tested MX-18 beta please point out how the encryption per installer is working now.
Boot encrypted: Yes [ ] No[ ]
Acer Extensa 2519 with 4GB RAM v: V1.24 | Intel Celeron N3060 2.4 GHz | Intel HD Graphics 400 (Braswell)
Re: Full disk encryption
EDIT: Can someone who tested MX-18 beta please point out how the encryption per installer is working now.
Boot encrypted: Yes [ ] No[ ]
Boot encrypted: No
Root encrypted: Yes
fdisk o/p is attached.
Thanks to all those who made FDE a standard feature in the installer. Am sure this begets a lot many onto MX's realm, as many corporate users can now conform to org-wide compliance needs.
Thanks and regards!
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