Return LUKS1 option in Anaconda through Fedora's Live ISO

[hamrheadcorvette (hammerhead corvette)]

@throwawayspentpublisher

However, in the Fedora 40 Workstation ISO, while the patch still correctly removes the restriction for /boot being in an encrypted drive, a change made to Anaconda in the Fedora 40 ISO eliminated the option to choose between LUKS1 and LUKS2 for encrypted devices inside the regular custom partitioning (unsure about advanced custom partitioning as I don’t have the knowledge to use that),

Came back to this since ia am working on some Documentation and a Project with LUKS containers prior to install, this post lines up well. . .

Here are some screenshots of the advanced installer which answers your question, Fairly easy to use.

Afterwards you can choose the partitioning schem you ant and move forward with the install.