On 4/30/26 10:41, easytoremember13285 wrote:
I encrypted my sdcard under linux in the ext2 format.
well...since OpenBSD doesn't support linux encryption, you could stop here.
Now when I try to mount it I have a problem with bioct -c C -l /dev/sd1 softraid0 command.
/dev/sd1 is not a valid device in OpenBSD (even if this was a reasonable thing to do.)
With disklabel, it only shows the c partition (which as I understand under openbsd means the whole disk and should not be touched). The c partition has fstype as unused. As I understand there needs to be at least one more partition by default with the fstype RAID. But there is no other partition.
again, your efforts are futile -- it's not going to work. But what you are seeing is a secondary issue: sounds like your SD card does not have a valid fdisk partition table. Linux supports this, OpenBSD considers this a great way to shoot yourself in the foot.
I booted a live xfce image of void linux, and the sdcard is viewable there. So nothing is corrupted. So how can I open a device encrypted under linux with no partition other than c and raid fstype?
put simply -- again -- you don't. Nick.
