[please CC me on any replies; not subscribed] Hello,
> It was quite an effort in reverse engineering, because I couldn't find > alot of documentation on d-i at short notice via search engines, and > so I essentially took a brute-force approach. I've been doing a hack very similar to yours when (re)installing Debian on my laptop for a few years now; thank you for taking the time to write up the instructions. My own notes are not detailed enough to share with others. On planet.debian.org today I saw[1] the suggestion to use the grml live system to achieve this setup, until d-i learns how to do it for you. This seems like a much better option than hopping back and forth between TTYs and fighting d-i's assumptions, but it might be annoying to have a system that is much more minimal than what d-i produces, unless you have workstation setup scripts that sort everything out (as I do). [1] https://bisco.org/notes/installing-debian-with-encrypted-boot-using-grml/ -- Sean Whitton
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