Hello,
sorry for not writing earlier - finally root encryption is working great
for me for around 2 weeks, and I owe you all a very big THANK YOU!
It wasn't easy but I (as a relative Linux newbie and with help from this
mailing list) was able to conclude it.
Now I still look for plausible deniability. I have asked earlier but I
don't remember reading a reply about the question if someone with access
to the HD can tell if e.g. /dev/hda2 is an encrypted partition or simply
partitioned disk space shredded with random data.
Also, for booting from CD-R, is there some bootloader which permits to
hide and password protect the crypto-kernel's image entry and the image
itself, including related files (e.g. the key file)?
Later, is there a way to avoid or change the "Encrypted file system:
please enter your passphrase" prompt?
My other concern are backups. Is it possible to use loop-AES on DVD-RW
media? Are there any typical problems with this idea?
What do you think about adding such topics to the loop-AES README, Jari?
Thanks,
Christian
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