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 Now, it is time to create your crypt using ''cryptsetup'': Now, it is time to create your crypt using ''cryptsetup'':
  
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 You may optionally uncomment ''#compact ...'' to speed up the boot time by bypassing the bios check, but the main parts you need to change are the boot configuration at the bottom of the file.  Here is how the configuration originally looks: You may optionally uncomment ''#compact ...'' to speed up the boot time by bypassing the bios check, but the main parts you need to change are the boot configuration at the bottom of the file.  Here is how the configuration originally looks:
  
-{{ :computing:liloog.png?200 |}}+{{ :computing:liloog.png?175 |}}
  
 Here is how it should look after you have adjusted the configuration to reflect the changes you made with mkinitrd.  Slackware's luks and lvm requires the generic kernel (not the so-called huge ones), and you also need to introduce the initrd.  Now, change the label, as long as it is unique and different from the previous one, giving us something like: Here is how it should look after you have adjusted the configuration to reflect the changes you made with mkinitrd.  Slackware's luks and lvm requires the generic kernel (not the so-called huge ones), and you also need to introduce the initrd.  Now, change the label, as long as it is unique and different from the previous one, giving us something like:
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 To get your psk key, run: To get your psk key, run:
  
-  wpa_passphrase ssid 'passphrase'+  wpa_passphrase <ssidname> 'passphrase'
  
 Then, edit the /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf as follows: Then, edit the /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1.conf as follows:
  
-  IFNAME[1]="ath0"+  IFNAME[1]="wlan0"
   IPADDR[1]=""   IPADDR[1]=""
   NETMASK[1]=""   NETMASK[1]=""
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   slackpkg clean-system   slackpkg clean-system
      
-Set up a crypt for sensitive data:+Set up a crypt for sensitive d200ata:
  
   cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/sdaX   cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/sdaX
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computing/slackware.txt · Last modified: 2021/10/27 23:16 by oemb1905

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