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--- projects:howtos:archlinux-full-disk-encryption [2017/02/06 18:47] – [Troubleshooting] prometheus
+++ projects:howtos:archlinux-full-disk-encryption [2021/07/19 23:47] – update warning xbr
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 Full Disk Encryption is probable one of the most important things to do first, when setting up a new system in a world in which #BigBrother is always watching you. The issue we had was, having a keyfile which is needed to decrypt your system is nice, but if its [the keyfile] unencrypted on a USB device it doesn't satisfy our paranoia. So the solution is to encrypt to USB device as well; with a passphrase. And that's what we're going to show here.
-<note tip>The **Paranoia** paragraphs haven't been finished just yet.</note>
+<note warning>This HowTo was initially written in 2015, and was updated in 2017.</note>
 ===== Requirements =====
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 <sxh bash;>
 # if necessary reconfigure your keyboard layout
-root@archiso ~ # loadkeys fr
+~$ loadkeys fr
 # check for network connectivity
-root@archiso ~ # ping 8.8.8.8
+~$ ping 8.8.8.8
 # request IP address
-root@archiso ~ # ifconfig -a
+~$ ifconfig -a
-root@archiso ~ # dhclient $NIC
+~$ dhclient $NIC
 </sxh>
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 <sxh>
-root@archiso ~ # fdisk -l | grep Disk
+~$ fdisk -l | grep Disk
-root@archiso ~ # mkdir ./mytmpfs
+~$ mkdir ./mytmpfs
-root@archiso ~ # mount tmpfs ./mytmpfs -t tmpfs -o size=32m
+~$ mount tmpfs ./mytmpfs -t tmpfs -o size=32m
-root@archiso ~ # cd ./mytmpfs
+~$ cd ./mytmpfs
-root@archiso ~ # dd if=/dev/urandom of=secretkey bs=1024 count=4
+~$ dd if=/dev/urandom of=secretkey bs=1024 count=4
-root@archiso ~ # mkdir /mnt/boot && mkdir /mnt/home
+~$ mkdir /mnt/boot && mkdir /mnt/home
 </sxh>