Chris Murphy wrote:
> Fedora installations today don't support bootloader lock down,
That can be configured in grub.cfg after installation and it should not
break anything.
> encrypted /boot,
You can actually get that by using Calamares (which is packaged in Fedora)
to install Fedora instead of Anaconda. You can even do that on a stock
Fedora live image: just open any terminal emulator and run:
sudo dnf install calamares
kdesu -t calamares
(The first command will also install kdesu as a dependency, because it is
the best way to run Calamares as root without eating the environment
variables needed for desktop integration. So I used kdesu for the second
command. This is also what the Calamares menu entry uses, so it is possible
to run Calamares from the menu instead if you don't care about the terminal
output (that -t flag), which shows some minimal logging by default (use
"kdesu -t calamares -d" for more verbose output).)
Kevin Kofler
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