attempting to get encrypted drive mounted automatically following a guide and urandom doesnt exist
https://fjelloverflow.dev/posts/how-to-automount-luks/ is the guide I was following, is there any recommended way to setup auto mount for a encrypted drive? my main drive is encrypted
dd if=/dev/urandom of="$KEY_PATH" bs=1024 count=4 was the command I ran with a different key path dd: failed to open '/dev/urandon': No such file or directory is the error that came backAutomount encrypted drives on Linux | FjellOverflow
How to mount LUKS encrypted partitions on boot on Linux
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best way is to store key is in TPM and use it to unlock your drive. In bios you need to make sure you have TPM enabled. Bazzite have script to set it up for you. Run
ujust setup-luks-tpm-unlock and follow instruction. I have not tested this myselfoh I thought that was just for the main disk
I went to do that but since I have a ryzen 5600xt I'm vulnable to faultTPM arent I
from the warning from that command