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@@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ Select Filesystem to be used (Ext4 / Btrfs).
- If 'Ext4' is selected:
You will be asked if you'd like a seperate '/home' partition to be created.
You will be asked if you'd like a seperate '/home' partition to be created/used.
NOTE: The installer supports using an existing (unencrypted) /Home partition.
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Choose if you will enable LUKS encryption on your 'Swap/Root/Home' partitions
Also, you will be asked to Label your partitions.
Again, the scope here is not to create an inpenetrable system (FDE) but a typical decently protected system.
Using 'Secure Boot' with an unencrypted 'EFI System Partition' and a LUKS encrypted 'Root/Home/Swap' partition(s) should suffice for most use cases.
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The installer asks the user to select the preferred disk preparation mode:
- [ ] 'Auto' will perform Formatting, Labeling and Mounting of all of the involved partitions automatically, but it will ask for your confirmation before formatting a separate ext4 'Home' partition (if found), in case you would like to keep it intact.
- [ ] 'Auto' will perform Formatting, Labeling and Mounting of all of the involved partitions automatically.
- [ ] 'Manual' mode will perform the above by asking the user to select which partitions to format, choose desired name to label the partitions, and mount them accordingly.
If using an existing /Home partition is desired, select 'Manual Mode', follow the prompts and skip formatting the /Home partition.
The 'Auto' mode will switch to 'Manual' mode if errors are encountered (so the user gets control of the procedure), and when the said mini-step is completed (e.g formatting 'EFI') it will continue in 'Auto' mode for the rest of the partitions.
Upon completion, both 'Auto' and 'Manual' mode present the user with a (TUI) summary of the partitions and mounts layout, preparing for the next step.