-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Am 14.05.2014 11:30, schrieb Stefan G. Weichinger:
> But the encryption topic for me is interesting because I right now > have it mixed on my thinkpad: > > sda1 - /boot/efi sda2 - btrfs -> root etc sda3 - > cryptsetup-partition -> /home on it with ext4-fs I just now converted the ext4 to btrfs and edited pam_mount.conf.xml ... works! I just have to clean up the top level volume of btrfs as one should use a subvolume for the actual data. Now to changing the luks-passphrase and teaching gnome-something to unlock it. Weak old passphrase/password ... -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJTdFwNAAoJEClcuD1V0PzmTJEQALC4p9+CxPJYhQrD7GIi4oqH tulczyMgi21GmmGKmsonhR//ZlwIWn2XAljwvEpmHREaDq/o+7dqh1aLABVjFeQN a+adtBZBNEBW8gWuRksXpf4AjQSB1OKRvcZ6nabnrgKTUMgiB7OcaxE7JBowPwwk BlxyVGmcmXKuFEXyMsQCdfcEU5/jPVFNB14hcMS4DmxLjVlLMhgEyGVY8qKjdPOs vFlxX3t01KQWam5kHtQ2BoUmBGVRTO4DqPtrLHuRVBOT6MToBhbTJZJupzx54kDE kLjie57K3gmoptAdLEVJjcv44hzK+VpPa+d0Fusl6VXNkB1CTaJl2CF53f5rZWXj aWc+psEgEsXibyXQSoj6vctQft9OMgn0bpTwKd7nA11jS+ANOcusOJbL8rDnSXNu zMk4KSL+CPLo+XkwtBIjI8k+fJMNh1rufvdcTvqBADiJSi67wMIsdlH8hal4O2Cb /X8BqApZQfTSWyDEq8KVUecMEIK5fINENqU+PQHHvAs36OemFMQ2Bf+Z6gjN9w3T cA14SOQquXVBkK2sd4BLmVReY0Gd8ulGw1EmVxSJ7l0VMk/amSsvq689UsFfxLC0 aCkn57ih4aEPRbOzwlsQg1tNhjD7D3rTVfJWUtblZSDddgKTyzqnzeHtwHMwIbJ7 xaRJGuOn8Lf7DXHbbMti =hUHb -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
