Thanks for the reply. I had seen your name in a few emails and was aware of zfs-crypto.
loficc is completely new to me. It would be my view that full disk would need to be available for OpenSolaris to be accepted by Government and Business users at least on laptops. There is an article on the opensuse wiki that puts a good argument for an encrypted root and using a usb token. http://en.opensuse.org/Encrypted_Root_File_System_with_SUSE_HOWTO I am also thinking about having a go at compiling TrueCrypt on Solaris. I have compiled stuff on Linux before and as it is cross platform I can use it with Windows XP Professional, Linux and OSX. There is some demand for it: http://forums.truecrypt.org/viewtopic.php?t=10157 At the moment I am running Indiana in Virtualbox with Ubuntu Hardy as host. So I can safely play. For the moment though hardware encryption appears to be the go for laptops with OpenSolaris. If I can assist with testing as an end user let me know. I am not a guru but can follow "destructions" as my father used to call instructions. Good luck and success with zfs-crypto. This message posted from opensolaris.org
