The purpose of this website is to provide the user a personalized and encrypted installation of FreeBSD. The operation is simple, you just have to fill the forms properly with the desired installation preferences: hard drive, system size, number of partitions and their mount points. To complete the process you will automatically install fully encrypted BSD just executing it (100% For Dummies).You may use the web to automate fully encrypted FreeBSD installations with curl or wget.
- Operating system: FreeBSD 9.X, 10.X, 11.X, 12.X and 13.X
- Partition table and filesystem: MBR y UFS
- Software and encryption algorithms available: Geli (AES-XTS,AES-CBC,Blowfish-CBC y Camellia-CBC)
1.- Download the desired FreeBSD version and start 'Live CD'.
2.- Run the script generated by this site.
3.- Enter the required password and wait.
- Set the installation size with a blank value to use the entire disk.
- Specify Mbytes with 'm' and Gigabytes with 'g' (no spaces between number and letter).
- The site does not control the name of the units and the logic of the specified sizes, so you should be careful when entering values
- One possible separate partition (/ home or / var) in the step 2 can be defined.
- The values in brackets are just recommendations, feel free to configure the system as you like..
- If you'd rather not lose your present disk contents, this isn't the place you are looking for: you can find more information about disk encryption in the official FreBSD manuals.
- All of the present disk partitions will be deleted, if you want to have multiple systems in the same unit, reserve enough space before installing the other operating systems.
root / 20 Gb, /home 50 Gigabytes, 2 Gigabytes for swap and 512 MB for /boot in disk ada0: We set ada0 as a unit; in the second form a total installation size of 70g, 2g for swap and 512m for the /boot partition (the only non-encrypted partition).
Preparing the disk to install FreeBSD
It is strongly recommended to have a completely partition-free disk.
For this you can use any software like gparted or even the FreeBSD disk itself.
Once FreeBSD is booted in live-CD mode, run the following commands:
Insert the device, run the above command to identify the new drive and partition (Example: ad0s1)
Once booted FreeBSD in Live CD mode, run the following commands:
Configure the keyboard language and activate sshd.
Configure the keyboard language and send the file using NC.
boot: 3Gb / root: 20Gb / swap: 5Gb / AES-XTS.
boot: 1Gb / root: 60Gb / var: 40 (parte: 100g - root: 60g) / swap: 5Gb / Blowfish-CBC.