TL; DR: create a /boot/refind_linux.conf
file with the following content:
"Boot with standard options" "root=UUID=uuid-of-unencrypted-root-partition ro cryptdevice=UUID=uuid-of-luks-partition:volume-name:allow-discards quiet" "Boot to single-user mode" "root=UUID=uuid-of-unencrypted-root-partition ro cryptdevice=UUID=uuid-of-luks-partition:volume-name:allow-discards quiet single" "Boot with minimal options" "root=UUID=uuid-of-unencrypted-root-partition ro cryptdevice=UUID=uuid-of-luks-partition:volume-name:allow-discards"
The rest of the article is a nice story about why I needed this 😄️.
More fast storage!
I built my current desktop two years ago with the first money I earned during my internship. So, I was on a budget, and cheapening on the storage is always a way to save some bucks.
Therefore, I bought a WD Black 250GB SSD to dual boot my systems and a 2TB hard disk for the data.
Recently I changed job, and now I use my personal desktop to work. And I need more fast storage.
So, since I was already upgrading, I finally switched to full-disk encryption and btrfs. … [Leggi il resto]