Move the OS to the NVMe disk

[MichaK]

@josch

This should only appear if your SSD is already filled with LUKS. But didn’t you want to move your system to your SSD?

I wasn’t aware of that. Probably a remnant from the last attempt:

Reform-setup-encrypted-disk fails

Hi, I wanted to use the reform-setup-encrypted-disk script to encrypt the m2 and make it bootable. The script reports: “I: Power off your MNT Reform by running ‘systemctl poweroff’. 0 logical volume(s) in volume group “reformvg” now active You can now reboot into your encrypted System.” However, after turning it off and restarting it, the display remains dark. I have read several posts about similar problems here in the forum, but have not found any decisive clues. I don’t know what to do. …

@josch

This is a typical prompt where the case of the possible answers is supposed to indicate which answer is the default if you put in any character that is not a valid answer. The character “Y” is not either “y” or “n” so it will be interpreted as a “n” which means “no”.

Thank you. I’ve learned something new.

@josch

Running reform-rescue-shell only gives you a shell inside the system, it does not do any rescuing. It just gives you the option of doing the rescuing. If you find it’s --help output or its man page confusing I’d very much like to hear where I can improve its wording. This is a new tool so it certainly will have some rough edges which I hope we can iron out.

I will try to remove the NVME encryption. Nothing needs to be saved. I make regular backups. Therefore, reinstalling would be the easiest way. May I ask what I need to do for this?

Thank you for your patience!