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Subject: Re: [dm-crypt] Integrate cryptsetup in bootloader
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Whoops - forgot to make clear that this assumes GPT partitioning despite 
using a traditional boot process, and that the only two partitions are the 
LUKS partition and the BIOS Backup Partition. That's essentially what my 
setup was when I used GRUB2's encryption support, although I didn't take the 
minimization steps described.