encrypted zroot

Hello everyone, I recently reinstalled my Laptop and I am playing around on the installation. My previous install was done following this guide. However, having to keep this USB around on my lap, having it accidentally detach sometimes or needing to FSCK it, or having to syncronize the...

I just notice that my swap (encrypted, created during install with zfs auto install option) isn't decrypting or mounting at all. beastie@BattleStar-Lat54 --> ~ Ψ cat /etc/fstab < 21:36 > <...

Hello Free Beastie Besties, I have a two zfs pool root-on-ZFS Debian 12.4 setup: 1G unecrypted `bpool` and 100G zfs native encrypted `rpool . (I got those names from following the framework in this guide...

Hello! I have a laptop with FreeBSD on encrypted ZFS. When I try to load with FreeBSD USB stick I always asked for geli passphrase. What is the strange behavior?? It is boot USB drive, isn't it? And if I wish to make a clean FreeBSD install? Tried with nomadBSD - all the same, tried with Arch...

Fresh install, Encrypted raidz, 5 disks. Boot fails at error: zfs i/o error - all block copies unavailable What could cause this? I've reinstalled several times and same fault every time. FreeBSD has worked before with this same computer. Booted up with Ubuntu-live and disks seems to be OK.

http://dev.kakaopor.hu/early-ssh/ I found this today. With this I could make full disk-encryption and still able to reboot computer only with ssh. Anyone used it? Is FreeBSD supported?

I installed FreeBSD 11 with encrypted ZFS from the official live CD. After using the system fine for some days, I changed something in /boot/loader.conf then can not boot. I searched and the way to recover is to boot from live CD and type: # cd /tmp/ # mkdir mounted # geli attach /dev/ada0p3 #...

Hi, I like to install FreeBSD 11.0 with encrypted ZFS root and boot environments using four disks (stripped and mirrored). After the first reboot I got the following error: BTX loader 1.00 BTX version is 1.02 Consoles: internal video/keyboard BIOS drives C: is disk0 BIOS drives D: is disk1...