Create a boot partition preferably 1GB or at least 512MB. (Because it does not delete the old kernel files from /boot when new kernel is installed. We’ll have to clean up the old kernel version files more often if we have a smaller partition). We’ll have to have a separate boot partition because encrypted boot partition cannot be read by GRUB. Librebooted machines have the ability to use encrypted boot partitions though.
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