Thank You.
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On Tue, Jul 26, 2011 at 10:05:20 +1000,
yudi v wrote:
> So, if I create a new partition after initial setup, give it the same
> passphrase and add the entry to /etc/crypttab, it should decrypt along with
> others at boot?
Yes. You'll also want to add an fstab entry for the file system so that
i
So, if I create a new partition after initial setup, give it the same
passphrase and add the entry to /etc/crypttab, it should decrypt along with
others at boot?
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On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 15:24:13 +1000,
yudi v wrote:
> Does anyone know how Fedora installer sets up all the partitions to open
> with one passphrase?
Each passphrase encounted is tried on each luks device. If you use the same
passphrase on all of your luks devices, then you should only get as
Does anyone know how Fedora installer sets up all the partitions to open
with one passphrase?
Does it use a keyfile in the second slot, which in turn unlocks rest of the
partitions. Assuming the first partition is unlocked by the passphrase and
contains a keyfile in it.
I hope it's not. Doesn't sou
I have a system setup with LUKS on top of LVM, I plan to add a new LUKS
logical volume.
Adding the entry for this LV into */etc/crypttab,* makes it ask for the
passphrase at boot.
Now, what I want to know is how to make this partition decrypt using the
existing "global passphrase".
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