On Mi, 09.10.19 12:20, Jonas Meurer (jo...@freesources.org) wrote:
> Hi systemd devs,
>
> We[1] are working on bringing luksSuspend for LUKS devices before system
> suspend to Debian. The basic idea is to remove the encryption keys of
> encrypted devices from RAM before suspending the system.
>
>
Ubuntu installer images use initrd, which has udevd but no systemd.
It mounts /dev/sr0 as /root/cdrom, then pivots to /root, meaning
/root/cdrom becomes just /cdrom and exec systemd as pid 1.
At this point cdrom.mount is stopped as it's bound to an inactive
dev-sr0.device. Then sometime later
Hi systemd devs,
We[1] are working on bringing luksSuspend for LUKS devices before system
suspend to Debian. The basic idea is to remove the encryption keys of
encrypted devices from RAM before suspending the system.
While working on it, we figured out that systemd probably is the best
place to
