I recently installed the latest Debian stable on a server and chose encrypted LVM using the guided partitioning option. I chose seperate partitions for /home, /var, /tmp, / and /usr.
All works fine, but I have one query: the first partition was for /boot and is unencrypted. The second partition was ??? What was it? Was it LVM containing a bunch of dm-crypt partitions or was it one dm-crypt partition containing a bunch of LVM partitions? If I assume that it is an encrypted partition containing a bunch of LVM partitions, does this mean I can still use LVM tools to resize my partitions? What tools are there for managing LVM within an encrypted partition? Regards, andrew -- GnuPG Key ID: ECB18ABA Fingerprint: FDF3 91FC F5BC 1164 E217 315E 337E 219B ECB1 8ABA -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
