- secure boot
- encrypted root Arch Linux partition
- Windows 11 with bitlocker on C partition
- enable TPM2
Arch Linux ISO: https://archlinux.org/download/
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| # define variables | |
| export DRIVE=/dev/nvme0n1 | |
| export ROOT_PASSWORD=password | |
| export USER_NAME=user | |
| export USER_PASSWORD=password | |
| export LOCALE="en_SG.UTF-8" | |
| export TIMEZONE="Asia/Singapore" | |
| export HOSTNAME=archlinux | |
| # create partitions |
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Arch Linux dual secure boot with Windows 11
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Guide on how to extract boot image from any android phone without needing to root using magisk and without custom recovery.
Guide on how to extract a boot image from any Android phone without needing to root using Magisk and without a custom recovery.
Most Android users face hurdles when attempting to root their phones because they require a boot image for patching, and custom recoveries specifically designed for their devices are often unavailable. Additionally, finding the phone firmware online can be challenging. As a result, rooting such phones becomes a daunting task. In this guide, I'll provide a comprehensive solution for users who want to extract the boot image from their phone without the need to root it first, download firmware from the internet, or rely on custom recoveries.
Before diving into the guide, please thoroughly review the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) to understand the basics of GSI and the various naming conventi