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BitLocker Dual Boot Windows 11 and (k)ubuntu
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Brian Moker
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I have a Hades Canyon NUC with 2 physically separate NVMe drives, one has Windows 11 (insider preview) on it and the other has (k)ubuntu on it . My boot process is that Grub loads first, and defaults to the (k)ubuntu installation, in which I use terminal to instruct Grub to boot into the third list item (2 in terminal command) on the next reboot to go to the windows boot manager to boot into Windows 11.
Would I be able to enable BitLocker as-is without breaking the boot cycle?
If not, how would I go about enabling BitLocker on this system AND be able to have a Windows install on one disk and a Linux install on the other disk?
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