Pawel Jakub Dawidek wrote: > +> Booting from Encrypted Root: > +> GELI - Works. How'd one load the kernel from an encrypted root though? > > Kernel has to be loaded from a USB Pen-Drive or a CD-ROM. > You need to put /boot/ directory in there. GELI will ask for the passphrase > before root file system is mounted. After that you can remove > Pen-Drive/CD-ROM. > Wouldn't it work if /boot is small separate unencrypted partition? ( Well, there is the possibility that someone replaces your kernel with one with keylogger to catch your password next time you type it :)) I use this method for bootable RAID1+0 with GEOM's stripe and mirror, and it seems to work great. --nikiReceived on Fri Jul 29 2005 - 10:26:07 UTC
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