Many thanks for all the feedbacks to my question.
In the first instance aes-loop is the way to go, but once the computer is
on and password has been applied then aes-loop has done its job -this is a very crude if perhaps incorrect assumption. Now what measures can be taken
to protect your data? for example (not a very good one as this is the other exterme) but you run a mail server, i suppose EncFS might a step in the
right direction.
The circle I am trying to complete is encryption on a labtop
against say theft or trusted parties abuseing that trust,(loop-aes) and finally trying to think of a way to protect data once the os is running.
Rodger
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