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HHoffmannP
Last edited Feb 16, 2015
Created on Dec 15, 2014

This example shows a Bash script for setting up full-disk encryption with LUKS and LVM on Linux Mint. It guides the user through an interactive installation process, checking for root privileges, prompting the user to read a reference article, and verifying the correct keyboard layout before proceeding. The script uses system commands like `lsb_release`, `id -u`, and `hash` to detect the environment and browser availability, and relies on `read` for user input. It emphasizes caution by warning that all data on the selected device will be erased.

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