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Choose **Internal disk for use with Linux systems
only (Ext4)** and **Password protect volume (LUKS)**.
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**Type**
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<p>See the [[limitations of file deletion|doc/encryption_and_privacy/secure_deletion#spare]].</p>
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<p>Overwriting existing data does not erase all data on flash
memories, such as USB sticks and SSDs (Solid-State Drives).</p>
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You can choose to overwrite existing data on the partition.
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**Erase**
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You can give a name to the partition.
This name remains invisible until the partition is open but can help
you to identify it during use.
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**Volume Name**
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In the **Format Volume** dialog:
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In the confirmation dialog, make sure that the device is correct.
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Click **Format**.
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Choose **Compatible with all systems and devices (MBR/DOS)** in the **Partitioning** menu.
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If you want to overwrite all data on the device, choose **Overwrite existing data with zeroes** in the **Erase** menu.
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In the **Format Disk** dialog:
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A new device appears in the list of storage devices. Click on it.
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The *Disks* utility lists all the current storage devices on the left side of the screen.
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Translation completed 01/30/2024

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