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Signed-off-by: Leah Rowe <info@minifree.org>
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Encrypted /boot via LUKS2 with argon2
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**WARNING: The Canoeboot 0.1 release only supports LUKS1 with PBKDF2. It's
a special release that uses much older GRUB. The November 2023 releases of
Canoeboot contain LUKS2 support. If you're using LUKS encryption, please
use Canoeboot from November 2023 - or use a release after 0.1. The reason why
Canoeboot 0.1 has this issue will be clear if you read the Canoeboot 0.1
release announcement. Canoeboot 0.1 is not intended for production use.**
Full encryption for basic LUKS2 (with PBKDF or argon2 key derivation) is
supported in Canoeboot. Legacy LUKS1 is also supported. On *most* other
systems, `/boot` must be unencrypted, but Canoeboot supports use of the

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% Leah Rowe in Canoe Leah Mode™
% 27 January 2024
**WARNING: This release lacks LUKS2 support. If you want LUKS2 with argon2,
please use the November 2023 release, or use a release made after 0.1. This
is because 0.1 uses an older GRUB revision (more context provided below)**
**Canoeboot 0.1 is a meme release, and this will become clear when you read
the notes below. Canoeboot 0.1 is not intended for production use, but only as
a proof of concept. To reiterate: please use the November 2023 Canoeboot
release, or a release made after Canoeboot 0.1.**
This is a special release. It is *not* based on the recent
[Libreboot 20240126 release](https://libreboot.org/news/libreboot20240126.html).
No, it is very special indeed.