Talk:Full Encrypted Btrfs/Native System Root Guide
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A comment [[User:Larry|Larry]] 13:52, 13 May 2024 (UTC)
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Jonathan Silverblood
If you have time to extend this article with an optional configuration that allows the storage of the key to be placed in a non-encrypted USB drive rather than inside the initrd, or perhaps putting the entire initrd and kernel on a usb drive, then I would be grateful. I've been wanting to build a fully-encrypted system for some time but I'm not comfortable with leaving the key to the computer inside it. I'd much prefer to store the key in a removable media so that I can easily make backups and so that I can feel safe with the data being secure when I power down the machine and take the "key" to it with me as I leave.
quick disclaimer: I only read the introduction of the article before writing this discussion part. — The preceding unsigned comment was added by Jonathan Silverblood (talk • contribs)