On 06.09.2012, Arno Wagner wrote: > I was thinking about automatic swap set-up. If you do that > with a non-random key, you have to store it somewhere and that > will be a problem. I created my swap partiton while installing the distribution. The whole harddisk (laptop) is LUKS/dmcrypt encrypted. When I start up the machine, all I have to do is to provide the proper passphrase, and all my encrypted partitions will be unlocked, incl. swap. As far as I can see, dracut stores the passphrase in memory, unlocks the root-partition first, and runs the same passphrase on all the other LUKS-devices afterwards. I can't see how this procedure could be a problem related to swap, and why I maybe should choose a random key over a predefined one. _______________________________________________ dm-crypt mailing list dm-crypt@xxxxxxxx http://www.saout.de/mailman/listinfo/dm-crypt
