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Hi Benjamin, hi Jonas,
thanks for the warm welcome.
I didn't try do set up encryption in Mint using its own installer.
But you are right, Mint 17 is able to handle this.
So, also thanks for this hint.
The file cryptsetup/README, that you gave me the link to, is also
helpful.
But most of the Linux commands are completely new to me, so it
takes some time to understand everything.
regards
Andreas
Am 12.06.2014 14:11, schrieb Benjamin Eberhardt:
Hi Andreas,
the linux mint 17 installer can do this for you
automatically. If you boot your system with the mint 17 live
cd and then run the install program at some point it will ask
you for disk encryption. You just have to tick the
coressponding box [1] during the install process, probably as
well as the "use lvm" box so that all volumes can be unlocked
at once. I just did this a week ago.
I used to do this manually before but I do not remember the
details on how to get the unlocking at boot time right..
Cheers,
Benjamin
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