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Thread: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

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    Re: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

    What happens if you partition the drive first and then create an encrypted partition (instead of using hda --> using hda1 (or whatever the partition number is...)

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    Re: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

    Same thing happens.

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    Re: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

    that is strange

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    Re: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

    i created an encrypted partition using dm-crypt, mounted at boot with a prompt for the passphrase, it's working quite fine

    i just have a little problem, with feisty, my hard drives are mounted in random order

    my /etc/crypttab :
    Code:
    # <target name> <source device>         <key file>      <options>
    Stockage        /dev/sdb1       none    checkargs=ext3,tries=5
    but sometimes, this drive is recognized as sdb, sometimes as sdc ...
    so mounting the encrypted volume fails
    is it possible to use uuid or label in /etc/cryptab ?

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    Re: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

    I know this is an "old" how-to, but it comes up on a google search.

    In Ubuntu 8.04 (hardy) the name of the kernel module was changed from aes to aes_common :

    Code:
    modprobe aes
    WARNING: Error inserting padlock_aes (/lib/modules/2.6.24-16-generic/kernel/drivers/crypto/padlock-aes.ko): No such device
    Instead, modprobe aes_common:
    Code:
    modprobe aes_generic
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    Re: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

    I'm getting the command failed thing. Anybody know how to fix that? I'm running 8.04 with all the updates installed.

    Code:
    barry@Box:~$ sudo cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/sdb1
    
    WARNING!
    ========
    This will overwrite data on /dev/sdb1 irrevocably.
    
    Are you sure? (Type uppercase yes): Yes
    Command failed.
    Same if I try,
    Code:
    barry@Box:~$ sudo cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/sdb
    
    WARNING!
    ========
    This will overwrite data on /dev/sdb irrevocably.
    
    Are you sure? (Type uppercase yes): Yes
    Command failed.

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    Re: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

    Reading helps:
    (Type uppercase yes)

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    Re: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

    Quote Originally Posted by hyper_ch View Post
    Reading helps:
    Son of a !!! Man, that's freaking funny! I've been beating my head against this for three days.

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    Re: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

    lol

    normally it does not matter you can you type just a "y" and press enter. BUT because it will destroy all information (or sort of destroy everything) they made it a little bit harder

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    Re: HowTo: Feisty Fawn & dm-crypt / LUKS

    Quote Originally Posted by hyper_ch View Post
    lol

    normally it does not matter you can you type just a "y" and press enter. BUT because it will destroy all information (or sort of destroy everything) they made it a little bit harder
    Yea, and I was reading it as Yes, and not YES. Oh well, works now, though I've broken something else installing a theme. Think I've got it straightened out though.

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