A while ago I decided to get an extra m.2 drive and put Linux Mint on it to try and switch off Windows. I unplugged the original drive, plugged in the new one, put Mint on it, then put the old drive back in. This has allowed me to dual-boot. However, Ive since fully committed to the Linux drive and haven’t used the Windows drive in a long time. How do I put Linux on both drives?
I would like to fully encrypt both drives since I dont think I did that when I installed Mint. I would also rather have the original drive as the main drive again because I think it’s in a faster slot for the motherboard. Is there a way to make this change without a fresh install? I could probably backup most of my important data to a flash drive but I’d rather not. (I’m fully ok with losing everything on the Windows drive though).
My goal is to generally enhance my security. With the US becoming more of a police state than it already was, I don’t need my music folder to be a freely accessible reason to slap me with charges for nothing. If I ever do something that might be deemed not-government-friendly, I don’t want to suddenly have to worry about how my files are stored. I’d rather have that baked in for a greater sense of freedom.