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I would do a dual boot with the default boot being dummy Windows XP without a password. Throw some "whatever" information on there. Put your secure OS on partit

I would do a dual boot with the default boot being dummy Windows XP without a password. Throw some "whatever" information on there. Put your secure OS on partition 2 and make it so you have to select it on boot to get into it.

LarryMade2 12y ago
Had something on an older machine once. I had set up your second partition (Ubuntu) full encryption, then true crypt the first one. the boot starts with the truecrypt validation, if you didn’t know to press escape you would not know that would result in the Ubuntu crypt validation.