Ikel Atomig to [email protected] • 10 months ago[@linux4noobs](https://programming.dev/c/linux4noobs) How to install Fedora on Laptop with FDE via LUKS using TPM. So, It unlocks automatically during boot ?message-square10fedilinkarrow-up17arrow-down12file-text
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@linux4noobs How to install Fedora on Laptop with FDE via LUKS using TPM. So, It unlocks automatically during boot ?
minus-squareIkel AtomigOPlinkfedilink1•edit-210 months agoI want to Fully Encrypt. Including /boot. Does LUKS do it or I need to do it separately ? The Gist says it won’t unlock automatically for Kernel updates. Does it mean the linux kernel ?
minus-square@d3Xt3rlink2•10 months agoI’d you want to encrypt /boot as well, follow this guide: https://sysguides.com/install-fedora-37-with-luks-full-disk-encryption/#1-2-encrypt-the-boot-partition-with-luks Yes, the kernel refers to the Linux kernel.
I want to Fully Encrypt. Including /boot. Does LUKS do it or I need to do it separately ?
The Gist says it won’t unlock automatically for Kernel updates. Does it mean the linux kernel ?
I’d you want to encrypt /boot as well, follow this guide: https://sysguides.com/install-fedora-37-with-luks-full-disk-encryption/#1-2-encrypt-the-boot-partition-with-luks
Yes, the kernel refers to the Linux kernel.