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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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    <title>Encrypted Arch Linux installation</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[What&rsquo;s Arch Linux? Arch Linux is a free and open source linux distribution based on the rule Keep it Simple.
Installation Arch Linux has no graphical installer. You have to install using CLI.
Installation media creation Go to Downloads page and select a nearby mirror. Download the iso file. If you&rsquo;re on Windows, you can use rufus to create a bootable media.
On linux, you can use dd:
1 dd if=downloaded iso file of=/dev/sdX status=progress where X is your USB device&rsquo;s ID.]]></description>
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