Sounds great :-)
08.03.2015, 12:35, "Nio Wiklund" :
> Hi again Bryan,
>
> It works for me today with the current daily Lubuntu
>
> vivid-desktop-i386.iso
>
> when I run
>
> sudo swapoff -a
>
> before the installer is started. I have 'Encrypted disk with LVM' now :-)
>
> Best regards
> Nio
>
> Den
Hey Nio
Thanks a lot for the tips!
$ sudo swapoff -a
I tried it in a previous install but have no luck passing it through. I'm able
to perform the encryption using alternate ISO though.
It would probably be an issue to new users because the default installer would
be the one they would start
Hi again Bryan,
It works for me today with the current daily Lubuntu
vivid-desktop-i386.iso
when I run
sudo swapoff -a
before the installer is started. I have 'Encrypted disk with LVM' now :-)
Best regards
Nio
Den 2015-03-08 11:47, Bryan See skrev:
> Hey Nio
>
> Thanks a lot for the tips!
>
Hi Bryan,
I agree, that it would be better if this issue is resolved. The
work-around to swapoff the zRAM is not too difficult, but of course, the
zRAM should be tolerated during the installation.
sudo swapoff -a
See the attached very early suggestion to a testcase for the Lubuntu
desktop instal
There is an existing problem at the default installer side: some users would
get the "Unsafe swap space detected" issue during full disk encryption.
http://askubuntu.com/questions/393418/unsafe-swap-space-detected
Using alternate ISO seems to be a solution to this issue. However, it would be
be
Hi again,
This link at Arch Linux discusses different aspects of encryption in
computers, disk encryption and data encryption (with the special case
home encryption).
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/disk_encryption
My conclusion after reading that link is that 'Encrypted disk' is better
tha
Hi again,
I can reply at once. The *desktop* cases need some modifications:
1. Simple edits because of differences in the flavours.
2. zRAM must be switched off. This must be done outside of Ubiquity now.
The *server* case needs some edits too because of differences in the
flavours.
So there ar
I'd say if Ubuntu in general considers it an edge case, it probably is.
@wxl
Lubuntu Release Manager, Head of QA
Ubuntu PPC Point of Contact
Ubuntu Oregon Team Leader
On Mar 4, 2015 8:54 AM, "Nio Wiklund" wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> I want to add:
>
> 1. I really think we should have a test-case for
Hi again,
I want to add:
1. I really think we should have a test-case for 'Encrypted LVM'
2. I can think of situations, when 'Encrypted home' is a better
alternative. We can add such a test-case, if the Lubuntu users think it
is important.
As it is now, these two test-cases would be independent
I like the idea of being consistent with the rest of the Ubuntu family.
Does the standard encrypted LVM in ubiquity and Debian-installer (server)
work for us without any changes? If so, give me the numbers and I'll set
them up for us. No changes needed then!
@wxl
Lubuntu Release Manager, Head of
Hi Walter,
Encrypted LVM is *the* test-case in all other Ubuntu flavours including
Ubuntu server. I really think we should test it, not only LVM.
'Encrypted disk' is implemented via LVM.
Lubuntu is a special case with 'encrypted LVM', and inside it 'encrypted
home'. What I suggest is to remove 'e
I agree there's no reason to wait for desktop to implement the change to
alternate. I do, however want to emphasize that encryption is more
valuable to the average user than LVM. Maybe we should separate these
testcases for now? Then at some point in the future, we could create a
combined one. O
Den 2015-03-04 14:38, Lars Noodén skrev:
> On 04.03.2015 14:50, Nio Wiklund wrote:
>> Hi Walter, Lars, Phill and all other Lubuntu users
>>
>> I think we have a working alternative, that should be rather easy to
>> implement for the Alternate Install (Encryption) test-cases (for the
>> i386 as well
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