Mike C wrote:
Bill Davidsen <davidsen <at> tmr.com> writes:
Better in what way? I think either case gets you out of typing a 2nd
LIKS password. Using /dev/urandom seems to avoid having a password where
anyone could ever recover it, and I think using LUKS on swap will kill
suspend in either case (it may work better than it did last time I tried
it).
Yup - you are right - at least with the keyfile stored for swap - I cannot
come out of suspend!! I am not sure this is working right at present as
even regenerating the initial ramdisk file it still asks for the swap
passphrase at boot - and it goes into suspend but won't come out!
It is possible this is due to the hardware being quite old (around 5 years
old) - which is my test system!
I think it works that way, the restore information is on encrypted swap,
you can't get the system up high enough to read the saved password.
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