You can optionally create an *encrypted persistent storage* in the
remaining free space on the <span class="windows-usb linux-usb mac-usb">second</span><span class="clone">new</span> Tails USB stick to store any of the
remaining free space on the <span class="windows-usb linux-usb mac-usb">final</span><span class="clone">new</span> Tails USB stick to store any of the
following:
- Your personal files and working documents
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@@ -19,13 +19,6 @@ The data in the encrypted persistent storage:
Once the encrypted persistent storage is created, you can choose whether
to activate it or not each time you start Tails.
<div class="tip">
<p>If you don't want to store any data in Tails you can stop following
these instructions and start enjoying Tails right now.</p>
</div>
<div class="caution">
<p>The encrypted persistent storage is not hidden. An attacker in possession of
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@@ -61,9 +54,9 @@ Passphrase</span> text boxes. Click on the <span class="guilabel">Create</span>
rather than a single password. For example, "<em>bank violin thread duck knob
train</em>" is a very strong passphrase.</p>
<p>To learn how to choose a good passphrase, read
<p>To learn how to choose a good passphrase, you can read
1. Shut down the computer and restart on <span class="windows-usb linux-usb mac-usb">the final</span><span class="clone">the new</span> Tails<span class="dvd"> USB stick</span>.
1. Shut down the computer and restart on <span class="windows-usb linux-usb mac-usb">the final</span><span class="clone">the new</span><span class="debian-usb expert dvd">the</span> Tails USB stick.
1. In *Tails Greeter*:
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@@ -126,7 +118,8 @@ it but the changes are not be saved.
<span class="debian-usb expert dvd upgrade-clone">your</span>
USB stick in the <span class="guilabel">Target Device</span> drop-down list.
1. To start the <span class="debian windows linux mac install-clone">installation</span><span class="upgrade">upgrade</span>, click on the <span
1. To start the <span class="debian expert windows linux mac install-clone">installation</span><span class="upgrade">upgrade</span>, click on the <span
class="button">Install Tails</span> button.
1. Read the warning message in the pop-up window. Click <span
class="button">Yes</span> to confirm.
The <span class="debian windows linux mac install-clone">installation</span><span class="upgrade">upgrade</span> takes a few minutes.
The <span class="debian expert windows linux mac install-clone">installation</span><span class="upgrade">upgrade</span> takes a few minutes.
<div class="bug">
<p>The progress bar usually freezes for some time around 95 percent
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@@ -83,12 +83,9 @@ using <span class="application">Tails Installer</span>.</p>
1. Close <span class="application">Tails Installer</span>.
<span class="keycap">Enter</span>. The USB stick appears as an external hard disk and might be labelled <span class="guilabel">Windows</span> like in the following screenshot:</p>
<span class="keycap">Enter</span>. The USB stick appears as an external hard disk and might be labelled <span class="guilabel">EFI</span> or <span class="guilabel">Windows</span> like in the following screenshot:</p>
[[!img inc/screenshots/mac_startup_usb.png class="mac" link="no" alt="Screen with the logo of an internal hard disk labelled 'Macintosh HD' and an external hard disk labelled 'Windows' (selected)"]]
<p>The following instructions assume that the other Tails that you are
<span class="debian windows linux mac">installing</span><span class="upgrade">upgrading</span> from is on a USB stick. You can also <span class="debian windows linux mac">install</span><span class="upgrade">upgrade</span> from a Tails DVD
<span class="install-clone debian windows linux mac">installing</span><span class="upgrade">upgrading</span> from is on a USB stick. You can also <span class="install-clone debian windows linux mac">install</span><span class="upgrade">upgrade</span> from a Tails DVD
in a similar way.</p>
</div>
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@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ in a similar way.</p>
<span class="usb">Shut down the computer while leaving the <span class="windows linux mac">first</span> USB stick plugged in.</span>
</p>
<p class="dvd clone upgrade-tails">Shut down the computer.</p>
<p class="clone">Plug in the other Tails USB stick that you want to <span class="debian windows linux mac">install</span><span class="upgrade">upgrade</span> from.</p>
<p class="clone">Plug in the other Tails USB stick that you want to <span class="install-clone debian windows linux mac">install</span><span class="upgrade">upgrade</span> from.</p>
<p class="upgrade-tails">Unplug your Tails USB stick while leaving the temporary USB stick plugged in.</p>
1. Switch on the computer.
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@@ -47,12 +47,14 @@ in a similar way.</p>
[[!img doc/first_steps/start_tails/tails_boot_menu.png link=no alt="Black screen with Tails artwork. 'Boot menu' with two options 'Live' and 'Live (failsafe)'."]]
<div class="note debian expert windows linux">
<div class="note install-clone debian expert windows linux">
<p>Most computers do not start on Tails by default. If it does you
are lucky. Otherwise, if the computer starts on
<span class="debian expert">Debian or Ubuntu,</span>
<span class="windows">Windows,</span>
<span class="linux">Linux,</span> refer to the
<span class="linux">Linux,</span>
<span class="install-clone">Windows or Linux,</span>
refer to the
troubleshooting section about [[!toggle id="not_at_all" text="Tails