Anne Wilson wrote:
I took the default offered because I could
not see how to make it do what I wanted. I hate the lack of control, and it
just isn't intuitive to find how to control the partitioning. For that
matter, I don't like LVM either. I see no advantage to me. The addition of
encrypting as an option does seem good. I wonder if it is possible to
install and encrypt on a traditional partitioning scheme?
Yes, I do not use LVM, but I do have encrypted partitions. You can encrypt each
one separately, but you'll be asked for the passphrase once for each partition
that is encrypted.
When you get to the partitioning tool, pulldown the menu above the table showing
your disks, and select (custom layout). Then click next. Alternatively you can
check the 'review layout' button and then be able to change/delete the default
setup.
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