I installed Fedora 18 Alfa DVD. I was surprised there was no longer an option to encrypt hard drive during installation. There were no packages such as a browser, text editor, music player, etc. Very few utilities. No SELinux policy, no firewall, no gparted, etc.
I tried to boot to a live PartedMagic CD to use Erase Disk to shred my hard drive and then install Hanthana, a Fedora remix.
I'm a relative newby to Linux so forgive me if this is a simple question.
I know that if you install Ubuntu using the alternate CD, you can create a whole disk encrypted installation, but what about after a normal installation? What is the best procedure to use to get more than just the home folder encryted?
Encrypt Your Data With EncFS (Fedora 17)
EncFS
provides an encrypted filesystem in user-space. It runs without any
special permissions and uses the FUSE library and Linux kernel module to
provide the filesystem interface. It is a pass-through filesystem, not
an encrypted block device, which means it is created on top of an
existing filesystem.
Fedora 18 anaconda feature that I had not seen with the Fedora 17 DVD, is the new ability to directly read a Fedora ISO file. If this feature is backported to Fedora 17, then for some of us, we would or should be able to install Fedora 18 directly from Fedora 17.
Here's what happened:I got a new laptop last week, and installed Fedora to dual boot with Windows 7. Fedora kept locking up when I logged in, so last night I tried to install Ubuntu on that partition, and that's where things went wrong. After the liveCD wouldn't work,I used the Wubi installer, but it did this weird half-install within Windows, which is not what I wanted.
I just finished installing Fedora 11 on a Dell Inspiron 6000. After some tinkering, I was able to get the Broadcom 4318 wireless card to start working. After a restart, I booted into Fedora and attempted to connect to my wireless network.
Hi.
What is the proper way of installing Fedora twice on a UEFI disk.
I tried but whas not able to access the old install...
i.e can 2 Fedora installs share UEFI/EFI partition ?
I access UEFI from the computer's BIOS when I install Fedora it gives me as 'Fedora entry' from the bios UEFI boot selector - however if install a 2nd Fedora that takes its place (i can;t access old version)
I've been wanting to switch over to Fedora KDE for a while, but since Kubunu stopped booting earlier, I decided that I might as well switch now. I need to shrink the kubuntu partition size and install the new Fedora partition. Then manually transfer my data over to Fedora. Then delete my Kubuntu partition, then expand my Fedora partition to take up the whole drive.
Hi everyone
I'm not having much luck with fedora 17. Its going from bad to worse.
systemsettings phonon stopped working for me (crashed). It looked to me like a gstreamer backend dll problem, so in desperation I decided to do an upgrade...which took a very long time to complete.