Re: Linux distro w/loop-aes
markus reichelt <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.cryptography |
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| Organization | still stuck in reorganization mode |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
* [email protected] wrote: > > Change of status, I'm currently working on it. > > > You work on what? Which distro is it? I'm a slackware user (as indirectly mentioned before) so I work on the slackware installer. > I suppose SuSE will never integrate loop-aes. They did their best > to spoil each kernel since I started. Ubuntu lacks RAID support in > the graphical installer even in the latest release. No, we are far > from a distro that asks for a memory stick to save your root gpg > files on it. Very far. Nevertheless, I appreciate every step > forward in this area. Well, I've got it working (proof-of-concept), but the setup is somewhat messy... Long story short, One has to know what one is doing, most likely there won't be the infamous Point'n'Click-interface due to the nature of a typical slackware install. But I have some ideas of making life more comfortable in this regard.... will put up a draft / roadmap when I'm confident about beta testers. -- left blank, right bald
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