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Thread: Full encryption: One Password for several partitions?

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    Re: Full encryption: One Password for several partitions?

    Quote Originally Posted by teddks View Post
    Install the full system onto one hard drive, then just expand the LVM onto the second.
    You can do that with LVM, but can you also extend a crypt across physical drives ?
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    Re: Full encryption: One Password for several partitions?

    Quote Originally Posted by bodhi.zazen View Post
    You can do that with LVM, but can you also extend a crypt across physical drives ?
    Crap, I didn't think of that. You're right.

    You could set up a RAID and then a crypt and then an LVM... I hope.

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    Re: Full encryption: One Password for several partitions?

    Too bad, I was hoping you knew how to do that ....
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    Re: Full encryption: One Password for several partitions?

    Quote Originally Posted by teddks View Post
    You could set up a RAID and then a crypt and then an LVM... I hope.
    There's a bug when doing so... it won't correctly create the initramfs... at least not up to intrepid...

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    Re: Full encryption: One Password for several partitions?

    The work around for that bug is:

    1) exit to the shell after installation is complete
    2) chroot to the new root partition
    3) edit the /etc/crypttab and add an entry to the file for your crypt partitions: 'crypt_md0 /dev/md0 none luks'
    4) run update-initramfs -u -k all
    5) reboot

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