Well, I got my new MacBook Pro 15" in yesterday. I'll write something about that shortly. The main OS for this machine is not Mac OS X, though, but Debian.
I decided that, being a laptop, I would like to run dm-crypt on here. Much to my delight, the etch installers support dm-crypt out of the box.
Not only that, but they supported this setup out of the box, too:
- Two partitions for Debian -- one for /boot, everything else on the second one
- The second partition is completely encrypted
- Inside the encrypted container is an LVM physical volume
- Inside the LVM physical volume are logical volumes for /, /home, /usr, /var, and swap
- XFS is used for each filesystem
Not only that, but it set up proper boot sequence for all of this out of the box, too.
So I turn on the unit, enter the password for the encrypted partition, and then the system continues booting.
Nice. Very nice.
Kudos to the debian-installer and initramfs teams.
Comments
Sun, 05.10.2008 20:40
There is no denying that there have been plenty of people th at have killed in the name of Christianity. That does [...]
Sun, 05.10.2008 18:34
I think the formula you wanted is git format-patch $(git rev-list HEAD | tail -1)
Sun, 05.10.2008 14:23
I know it sounds nice to you, but, Christianity means an opp ressive, theocratic, brutal, b loody regime to many of [...]
Sat, 04.10.2008 23:47
I agree that there must be sen sible limits on government exp enditure, for sure. Healthc are is one of those wher [...]
Sat, 04.10.2008 23:43
Not at all, and I completely a gree with you. But I wanted to stress that part, because not everyone does.
Sat, 04.10.2008 23:41
Hi Cliff, I agree with you that the "they take jobs Ameri cans won't" argument doesn't m ake sense. I also agree [...]
Sat, 04.10.2008 17:26
I always worry when people cla im their ethics are founded on religious tenets, since most religions have a lot of [...]
Sat, 04.10.2008 08:37
"We are torturing potentially innocent people." Are you i mplying that it's allowed to t orture "guilty" people? [...]