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Cloning encrypted linux install
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If you do that youll have to also update the uuids in /etc/fstab to match the new drive.
Theyre gonna have to recreate the partitions anyway since I believe they stated they are not keeping windows.
Ah yes but that's it AFAIK
Only if you delete the partitions and create them new on the same blocks.
If you enlarge them, you should be fine.