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howtos:misc:slackware64_current_with_lvm_and_luks_on_linodecloud [2021/04/14 03:57 (UTC)] – [The steps I followed] mahafyi | howtos:misc:slackware64_current_with_lvm_and_luks_on_linodecloud [2021/05/28 19:41 (UTC)] (current) – alienbob | ||
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====== Howto install slackware64 -current with full disk encryption, including swap on Linode ====== | ====== Howto install slackware64 -current with full disk encryption, including swap on Linode ====== | ||
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===== The task ===== | ===== The task ===== | ||
- | To have a working virtual machine running and tracking Slackware64 -current, with full disk encryption, including swap, using LUKS with a custom partitioning schematic using LVM. | + | To have a working virtual machine |
==== The steps I followed ==== | ==== The steps I followed ==== | ||
- | Linode offers Slackware64 14.2 out of the box. This can be upgraded to current in the normal fashion. See [[https:// | + | Linode offers Slackware64 14.2 out of the box. This can be upgraded to current in the normal fashion. |
+ | See [[https:// | ||
This howto can be used to make a fresh installation of slackware64 14.2 or current. The default image as provided by Linode is stripped down due to their size restrictions. As someone used to following the recommendation to do a full install, I realized it can be a pretty long haul to have this setup just like my local PC. | This howto can be used to make a fresh installation of slackware64 14.2 or current. The default image as provided by Linode is stripped down due to their size restrictions. As someone used to following the recommendation to do a full install, I realized it can be a pretty long haul to have this setup just like my local PC. | ||
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- Spin up your Slackware 14.2 Linode in the usual manager. I did this via the Linode Cloud Manager. | - Spin up your Slackware 14.2 Linode in the usual manager. I did this via the Linode Cloud Manager. | ||
- Add a new Volume to hold the installation media. This is to be attached to the Linode created above. The details are of the Volume are available in the Linode Cloud Manager (their web portal). Note down the / | - Add a new Volume to hold the installation media. This is to be attached to the Linode created above. The details are of the Volume are available in the Linode Cloud Manager (their web portal). Note down the / | ||
- | - Add a new Volume for the new OS itself with size of your choosing. I added a Volume named Slack64curr. | + | - Similarly, add a new Volume for the new OS itself with size of your choosing. I added a Volume named Slack64curr. |
- Login to the Linode | - Login to the Linode | ||
- Download the ISO (Thanks to AlienBob!) < | - Download the ISO (Thanks to AlienBob!) < | ||
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- The boot will fail and drop you a grub cli. | - The boot will fail and drop you a grub cli. | ||
- Type ' | - Type ' | ||
- | - Starting with fdisk /dev/sdX (Block device assigned to the Volume we created to be our primary Slackware64 -current OS disk), proceed with installation as usual. I followed [[http:// | + | - Starting with fdisk /dev/sdX (Block device assigned to the Volume we created to be our primary Slackware64 -current OS disk), proceed with installation as usual. I followed [[http:// |
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+ | <note tip>For adding media source I used a [[https:// | ||
- I used the mkinitrd generator helper. | - I used the mkinitrd generator helper. | ||
- | - I used liloconfig to setup the bootloader in the MBR of /dev/sdd. | + | - I used liloconfig to setup the bootloader in the MBR of /dev/sdd. I experienced [[https:// |
- In lilo.conf, I set boot = /dev/sdd which was the 4th block device assignment, in the Linode Configuration profile I booted. This resulted in a warning, that it is not the first device when issuing '' | - In lilo.conf, I set boot = /dev/sdd which was the 4th block device assignment, in the Linode Configuration profile I booted. This resulted in a warning, that it is not the first device when issuing '' | ||
- I issued a reboot from the command line. | - I issued a reboot from the command line. | ||
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- I had to manually setup the networking. Using slackware' | - I had to manually setup the networking. Using slackware' | ||
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- | Linode provides a Caution [[https:// | + | |
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