- The /boot partition is mounted.
- The /boot partition attempts to mount the physical volume for encryption (crypto-disk).
- The system asks the user for their password.
- Upon entering a successful password, the Logical Volume Manager takes over and mounts the / (root) and swap partitions.
- The system continues the boot process.
- When the system is shut down, the filesystems are all unmounted.
- The root and swap partitions cannot be mounted/decrypted without the proper password, keeping your data secure.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Server-Bits BONUS: Encrypted LVM Explained
Here is a brief walkthrough of how Encrypted LVM works on boot.
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