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The **VoidLinuxInstaller script** is an attempt to make [my gist](https://gist.github.com/Le0xFF/ff0e3670c06def675bb6920fe8dd64a3) an interactive bash script.
As stated in the gist, this script provides:
- Trim on any SSD;
- Full Disk Encryption (including /boot) with LUKS;
- Full Disk Encryption (including `/boot`) with LUKS;
- Logic Volume Management (LVM);
- Separated /home partition;
- Separated `/home` partition;
- BTRFS as filesystem.
- Trim on SSD;
All of this is accomplished with the following steps:
1. Changing keyboard layout;
2. Checking internet connection;
3. Wiping a user choosen drive;
3. Partitioning a user choosen drive;
4. Encrypting a user choosen drive;
5. Applying LVM;
6. Formatting partitions to proper filesystems;
7. Creating BTRFS subvolumes;
8. Installing base system;
9. Chrooting.
4. Partitioning a user choosen drive;
5. Encrypting a user choosen drive;
6. Applying LVM;
7. Formatting partitions to proper filesystems;
8. Creating BTRFS subvolumes;
9. Installing base system;
10. Chrooting.
This script comes from my need to automate my gist as much as I can, and also as a way to learn Bash scripting as well.
*This is my first Bash script ever created so bugs, errors and really ugly code are expected!*
This script comes from my need to automate my gist as much as I can, and also as a way to learn Bash scripting as well. *This is my first Bash script ever created so bugs, errors and really ugly code are expected!*
I've tried this script a lot with KVM and following every step always brought me to a functional system, so there should be no problem from this point of view!
I've tried this script a lot with virtual machines and following every step always brought me to a functional system, so there should be no problem from this point of view!
Pull requests are absolutely welcome!