Teemu Likonen wrote:
> I think the usual and better way is to have an unencrypted /boot and a
> single other LUKS partition which contains LVM logical volumes for
> everything else (swap, / and whatever). So swap is encrypted too. I have
> had this setup for ages on desktop and laptop and it has
Hans [2016-10-15 13:44:41+02] wrote:
> as I am a little security aimed, my /usr, /var and /home (each on a
> separate partition) are enrypted with luks.
> I would be happy, when someone could make some things for me a little
> bit clearer,
I think the usual and better way is to have an
Hello list,
as I am a little security aimed, my /usr, /var and /home (each on a separate
partition) are enrypted with luks.
Some time ago, I discovered, that when I suspend my system (suspend-to-disk),
and resume it again, I did not need to enter the password for /usr.
Well, my computer
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