Never mind. I typed 'yes' instead of 'YES'
and the error message I was getting was
utterly misleading.
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Here is a trace of shell script I am working on. I got
through the cryptsetup earlier this evening but for some
reason it just stopped working.
Just in case, I've rebooted to see if anything needed
tidied up. Nope.
I also tried using loop1 instead. Also no difference.
When the cfdisk ran, I ga
Just thought it might be useful for someone else
in the future if I feed back the results of some
of my tests.
The first test is the set up of a dm-crypt based
loop back partition:
# Create a file for our little 30GB test disk
dd if=/dev/zero of=other.ext4 count=60M
# Con
On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 11:14:41PM +0200, Milan Broz wrote:
> If you want something simple, use LUKS. cryptsetup
> and dmcrypt is in all distributions by default.
> Truecrypt uses dmcrypt by default as backend as well.
Looking around a bit, it appears that cryptsetup is in
the ubuntu server set up
On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 12:03:22PM -0700, Ryan Corder wrote:
> Full disk encryption with LUKS is actually pretty easy, and I do have the full
> process written down. I've been looking for a reason to actually type it out
> for later use...I'll do that later today and then send it on for reference.
Been away from the list for awhile and you went
and moved the list on me!
Yesterday I pulled out my notes from the last time
I set up a crypto disk and found that basically,
nothing worked.
The losetup lists all the appropriate crypto types
in its Man page but when I try to actually use AES256,
i
