Thank You for Your time and answer, Eduardo:

> > Can the passwords (to run and to read) be different?  
> 
> No. "Running" requires reading.

Can I place the password for lunching inside the FS? - For booting
purposes? The FS being encrypted itself?

> > - So that one
> > person can all the administration - that is the system is totally
> > open to him while another person that just lunches it - say after
> > power failure - only has a password to make it running?  
> 
> That's what user accounts are for, in this case the superuser and  
> normal users.

Yea, but system remains unprotected that way being connected to another
computer.


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