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      <title>Void Linux is very dangerous for FreeBSD on my laptop</title>
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This whole thing started because of [Stefano and his blog](https://it-notes.dragas.net/2025/12/22/void-linux-zfs-hibernation-guide/). His guide to installing Void Linux on an encrypted ZFS root with hibernation support was the thing that got me curious enough to actually try it — and, as these things go, curiosity turned into an afternoon spent repartitioning a laptop I use every day. My setup below is simpler than his (no LUKS-encrypted swap, no hibernation), because I just wanted ZFS-on-root dual-booted alongside my existing FreeBSD/GhostBSD/OpenBSD rEFInd menu, but the bones of the approach — and the credit for pointing me at zfsbootmenu in the first place — are his.


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