In this post, I will show you how to install Fedora 38 with full disk encryption, snapshot and rollback support. You can take snapshots of the / and /home subvolumes and perform a full system rollback on the / subvolume if something goes wrong.
In this post, I will show you how to install Fedora 38 with snapshot and rollback support. By installing snapper and grub-btrfs, you can take snapshots of the / and /home and perform a full system rollback on the / volume if something goes wrong.
In this post, I will show you how to install Fedora 37 with LUKS Full Disk Encryption, snapper, and grub-btrfs packages, allowing you to take snapshots of the / and /home subvolumes as well as perform a full system rollback on the / volume if something goes wrong.
In this post, I will show you how to install Fedora 37 with snapper and grub-btrfs packages, allowing you to take snapshots of the / and /home subvolume as well as perform a full system rollback on the / volume if something goes wrong.
In this post, I will show you how to install Fedora 36 with LUKS Full Disk Encryption (FDE), snapper, and grub-btrfs. The /boot partition will be included in the root filesystem in this setup, allowing you to do a full system rollback, including kernels.
To safeguard your data, encrypt your computer's hard drive with LUKS Full Disk Encryption, and install the snapper package, with Full System Rollback capabilities, so you can roll back to any snapshot whenever you choose. In this article, I will show you how to do it.
In this blog, I'll show how to install Fedora 35 with snapper full system rollback support. In this setup, the /boot directory will be included within the root filesystem (no separate boot partition). As a result, a full system rollback, including the kernel, is possible.
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