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Hi,
I have a laptop with a big HDD and a small SSD. And I'd like to have everything encrypted (except the boot partition since it can't be). So it would look like that:
SSD 16G
- /boot 512K freebsd-boot
- / 15.5G ?
HDD 500G
- /home 476G ?
- /var 10G ?
- /usr/src 10G ?
- swap 4G ?
I'd like all the partitions with a "?" to be encrypted with the same password. So they should be in the same "logical drive". But I also want to make sure that stuff from / gets written on the SSD while stuff from /home gets written on the HDD. Is there a way (other than setting the same password for several independant encrypted partitions) to do this?
The way I understand it, ZFS and LVM can be used to endrypt everything with the same password but then I have no guarantee that things get written on the physical drive where I want them written.
Thank you in advance for your answers.
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Hi,
I have a laptop with a big HDD and a small SSD. And I'd like to have everything encrypted (except the boot partition since it can't be). So it would look like that:
SSD 16G
- /boot 512K freebsd-boot
- / 15.5G ?
HDD 500G
- /home 476G ?
- /var 10G ?
- /usr/src 10G ?
- swap 4G ?
I'd like all the partitions with a "?" to be encrypted with the same password. So they should be in the same "logical drive". But I also want to make sure that stuff from / gets written on the SSD while stuff from /home gets written on the HDD. Is there a way (other than setting the same password for several independant encrypted partitions) to do this?
The way I understand it, ZFS and LVM can be used to endrypt everything with the same password but then I have no guarantee that things get written on the physical drive where I want them written.
Thank you in advance for your answers.