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| ==File Systems==
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| Fedora {{Template:DocsDict/BeatsVer}} provides basic support for encrypted swap partitions and non-root file systems. To use it, add entries to <code>/etc/crypttab</code> and reference the created devices in <code>/etc/fstab</code>.
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| New in Fedora 9, the installer '''Anaconda''' has support for creating encrypted file systems during installation. For more information on that, refer to the ''[http://docs.fedoraproject.org/install-guide Fedora Installation Guide]''.
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| Installing to encrypted volumes, including the root file system, is now supported. There is no configuration tool for adding or removing keys from volumes at a later time, or otherwise doing modification of the encryption. Refer to this feature page for more information: [[Releases/FeatureEncryptedFilesystems]]
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| For full instructions on using encrypted file systems, refer to the ''[http://docs.fedoraproject.org/encryption-privacy-guide Fedora Encryption and Privacy Guide]''.
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| === Ext4 Preview ===
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| The new ext4 file system is available in Fedora 9 as a nearly feature complete preview. While an ext3 file system can be mounted as ext4, an ext3 to ext4 conversion tool is planned that converts existing ext3 on-disk format to ext4.
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| Fedora 9 may be installed onto an ext4 file system by adding the <code>ext4</code> option to the installer boot parameters and selecting custom partitioning.
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| {{Admon/note | The <code>e2fsprogs</code> userspace tools shipping with Fedora 9 are not yet fully ext4-capable. In particular, <code>fsck</code> ability is limited.}}
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| For more information about this feature:
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| * [[FedoraExt4]]
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| * [[Features/Ext4]]
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