Doing this tells the system to use the file in the current directory, instead of applying the search path. * Type the name of the setup file you’ve chosen, preceded by “./”.
Note, using zzzfm, a root terminal can be opened directly into the VeraCrypt options directory, via an option from the File drop-down menu. * Navigate to the VeraCrypt directory containing the alternate setup files. I haven’t tried it, but I suspect “sudo” would be sufficient for the root privileges. * Open a terminal as root, or open a terminal & switch to root (“su” command). * Decide which alternative you want to install. The alternatives include combinations of x86 vs. It will create a directory containing several alternate setups. * Download the VeraCrypt tarball of your chosen version.
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