Full disk encryption can be done without a separate /boot if your bootloader is modern enough. It’ll ask you for your password before the GRUB/sysyemd-boot/rEFInd OS selection screen.
I’ve made this work on Manjaro and Ubuntu without too much effort. My only mistake was not putting swap in a separate partition, leading to some painful problems when it comes to hibernating the system.
Full disk encryption can be done without a separate /boot if your bootloader is modern enough. It’ll ask you for your password before the GRUB/sysyemd-boot/rEFInd OS selection screen.
I’ve made this work on Manjaro and Ubuntu without too much effort. My only mistake was not putting swap in a separate partition, leading to some painful problems when it comes to hibernating the system.
I’ve heard that you have to put in your encryption pw twice if you do it that way no?
Out of curiosity, what’s stopping you from shrinking the partition and adding a swap partition?
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