> There are problems with "early user space" a.k. initramfs - it causes
> kernel panics. I am back to initrd.
>
> Loop-AES crashes with AES cipher (though not with serpent - which is
> more secure anyway). I
> assume this is because I have PAX/kexec enabled in the kernel.
>
> Sebastian Faulborn
> Homepage: http://www.secure-slinux.org
I was just busy setting this up, when I read that. Can you explain a bit
more about your kernel version, loop-aes version and specific kernel oops?
I am setting this up because I want to make use of suspend2 with an
encrypted swapfile, and perhaps encrypted root as well (some day or never).
( it's all pretty much explained here:
http://wiki.suspend2.net/EncryptedSwapAndRoot )
I wouldn't like to hear that this is a simple no go on a HLFS system,
but I would like to know before spending more time on this :-) .
Currently I am using 2.6.16.15 with loop-aes 3.1d, if that matters at all.
Cheers, Warren
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