How to install Fedora 15 on an encrypted btrfs file system | Linux Today

How to install Fedora 15 on an encrypted btrfs file system

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Web Webster
Web Webster
May 27, 2011

[ Thanks to finid for this link. ]

“On earlier versions, you would have had to pass the
btrfs option to Anaconda at boot time to install Fedora on a btrfs
file system.

“In Fedora 15, the btrfs option is available only on a DVD and
bfo ISO installation image. This article shows how you can install
Fedora 15 on an encrypted btrfs file system.”


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Web Webster

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