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What I'm most unsure about is the generation of the 24th word/checksum. I know about the statement "never type your seed phrase into any other electronic device other than your hardware wallet". Therefore I'm a little bit unsure how to accomplish the checksum generation. Currently my plan would be to take an old laptop (used to be my daily driver, so not specifically bought for the bitcoin seed generation), unplug any (internal and external) hard drive, boot a Linux Live DVD with deactivated wifi and generate the checksum using an offline copy of Seedpicker or Ian Coleman's tool (copied over via a USB thumb drive). Afterwards wipe the thumb drive or even destroy it physically.
I did exactly what you described. I generated my seed with dices and a coin and brute-forced the 24th word on a Tails installation on a USB Stick in a complete offline environment and wiped everything afterwards.
I did exactly what you described. I generated my seed with dices and a coin and brute-forced the 24th word on a Tails installation on a USB Stick in a complete offline environment and wiped everything afterwards.
Read the specification https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039.mediawiki
A few years ago, many people would recommend http://glacierprotocol.org/ and people would warn about malware embedded into USB flash drives at the factory
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