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Booting uses PARTUUID to find the right boot partition (there's a systemd standard for finding the right partition automatically if the right UUID is set, but n
by yyyk 4y ago
Booting uses PARTUUID to find the right boot partition (there's a systemd standard for finding the right partition automatically if the right UUID is set, but nothing seems to actually use it? I did set up the right UUID from the standard just to document things).
Encryption is via fscrypt, which isn't as good as FDE - not sure if FDE is impossible here, but I think this is enough security for the typical adversary. If a three-letter agency was a threat, I'd be toast anyway.
Custom kernels: Module loading is disabled - I've enabled everything that a normal install would load and added some netfilter things. Firmware is compiled into kernel too. Of course custom key is used for secure boot.
- mixmastamyk 4y agoNeat thanks. Was just setting up a new system and was kinda dismayed initrd is still a thing.