You can basically follow my instructions in the guide about dual-booting Windows and Debian with full disk encryption only with some minor differences. Here are my notes for you and for my future-self.
- I used Blivet GUI Partitioning and created an encrypted LVM volume group like I do in my guide. The steps are similar: 1. Create a free space, 2. Encrypt it, 3. Create a LVM volume group in it, 4. Create logical volumes in the volume group.
- In addition to setting a
/bootmount point for the boot partition with 500M disk space, I set the mount point of EFI partition of Windows as/boot/efito solve the warning of Fedora installer: “fedora failed to find a suitable stage1 device efi system partition“. This way it worked perfectly.
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Hello,
Is it applicable to make the same with btrfs filesystem?
Also, will the WinBtrfs driver works in such setup?
JFYI, link to WinBtrfs: https://github.com/maharmstone/btrfs
Thank you in advance!