dk_zero-cool
July 14th, 2012, 01:31 PM
Hi.
At the moment I am running Ubuntu with an lvm2,luks dm-crypt setup. My layout looks like this:
/dev/sda1 ext2 /boot
/dev/sda2 luks none
/dev/sda3 extended
-> /dev/sda5 lvm2/luks
-> -> (lv) root xfs /
-> -> (lv) home xfs /home
-> -> (lv) storage xfs /media/storage
-> -> (lv) additional xfs /media/additional
-> -> (lv) swap swap
Now I am thinking of buying an SSD disk to run my system on (Boot, Root, Home and Swap), while keeping the rest on the old drive. However I would still like to have both the SSD Encryptions and the old HDD Encryptions be unlocked during boot, but without typing the password twice.
At the moment I am running Ubuntu with an lvm2,luks dm-crypt setup. My layout looks like this:
/dev/sda1 ext2 /boot
/dev/sda2 luks none
/dev/sda3 extended
-> /dev/sda5 lvm2/luks
-> -> (lv) root xfs /
-> -> (lv) home xfs /home
-> -> (lv) storage xfs /media/storage
-> -> (lv) additional xfs /media/additional
-> -> (lv) swap swap
Now I am thinking of buying an SSD disk to run my system on (Boot, Root, Home and Swap), while keeping the rest on the old drive. However I would still like to have both the SSD Encryptions and the old HDD Encryptions be unlocked during boot, but without typing the password twice.