I'm having a very weird issue. I've encrypted a 5TB USB drive on my computer with LUKS sudo cryptsetup luksFormat /dev/sda1 And it works great on my computer. But when I plug in into my Helios64 and try to use it: sudo cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sda1 secre
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info Shows information (object, device, drive) 显示信息 (object, device, drive) mount Mount a filesystem 挂载文件系统 unmount Unmount a filesystem 卸载文件系统 unlock Unlock an encrypted device 解锁加密设备 lock Lock an encrypted device 锁定加密的设备 loop-setup Set-up a loop device 设置回路设...
for what it's worth, I was able to access a luks partition on a USB drive by using usbipd approach. I needed to rebuild my kernel withCONFIG_USB_STORAGE, everything else was already enabled by default. I followed the stepshereto rebuild, additionally configuringCONFIG_USB_STORAGEas the ste...
sdc1 /backup = encrypted w/ luks When i boot to the original kernel 2.6.32-21 I'm able to successfully get into the system. View 1 RepliesView Related Ubuntu Installation :: Partition / Mount Point Of Ext3 And Dual Boot Feb 19, 2010 ...
OpenSUSE Install :: How Does Encrypted Home Folder Work Apr 11, 2011 I'm guessing that a file is created as a loopback device and encrypted (using LUKS?) What is the mechanism used at user login to decrypt and mount the encrypted $HOME and to re-encrypt it at logout?
# "root=LABEL=dracut rd.luks.uuid=$ID_FS_UUID rd.lv.vg=dracut netroot=nbd:192.168.50.1:encrypted" || return 1 . $TESTDIR/luks.uuid client_test "NBD root=LABEL=dracut netroot=nbd:IP:port" \ 52:54:00:12:34:00 \ "root=LABEL=dracut rd.luks.uuid=$ID_FS_UUID rd.lv.vg=dracut ...