Re: Howto mount a Debian disk (LVM, dm-crypt)?

Andrew wrote: > You can manually start up the encrypted virtual device using > "cryptsetup luksOpen ", where is the > base device, /dev/sd, and is the virtual device you > want to create. > > Once the decrypted device is set up, you can then do > "mount /dev/mapper/ ", where is the same

Howto mount a Debian disk (LVM, dm-crypt)?

Hi, I installed an etch system the usual d-i way (using the complete disk, one partition, LVM, dm-crypted), but now I have to mount this disk on the same computer which now has a new (bigger) disk. I have an IDE/USB adaptor for this, but of course the easy way (mount /dev/sda1 /mnt or similar) doe

Re: Questions about d-i disk encryption

Jordi wrote: > On 25/04/2008, Hans Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 1. I like to have half of my disk crypted (with /, /usr/, /home, > >all in one crypted partition), and the other half without > >encryption e.g. as /usr/local). > [snip] ... > Neith

Questions about d-i disk encryption

Hi, two questions related to the current d-i (lenny) netinst CD: 1. I like to have half of my disk crypted (with /, /usr/, /home, all in one crypted partition), and the other half without encryption e.g. as /usr/local). What is the easiest way to achieve this? 2. Because I'm experimenti