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    <title>How to install CRUX with encryption</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[How to install fully encrypted CRUX This post is for crux users who wanna secure their crux installation.
Partitioning I&rsquo;m gonna use two partitions. First boot partition will be unencrypted which holds kernel. I use secure boot with my own keys. You can find a post in my blog how to do that. and I have some ports too for secure boot. Unencrypted Boot Partition Create a partition more than 200 Mbs for boot ESP with gdisk code ef00.]]></description>
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